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Sprint Expected to Hold Steady on Upgrade Policies Ahead of Next iPhone

Sprint started selling the iPhone last year and has reported success, though analysts say customer upgrades have hurt margins at U.S. carriers who subsidize expensive phones like Apple's device. ...More

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FCC Bolsters Sprint, Nixing Burdensome Spectrum Regulations

Julius Genachowski, the chairman of the FCC, said the agency's decision will enable carriers like Sprint to migrate their networks to CDMA and LTE technologies. ...More

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Apple Chief Tim Cook Walks Away From $75 Million Payment

Apple declined to comment on the reason for Cook's decision. ...More

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Geek Squad Signs Four Master Agents

The Best Buy company’s partner program is relatively new and its field-services model should appeal to agents and resellers that may not have the in-house support resources. ...More

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Windstream Among Telcos Forced to Fight Copper Theft

A theft of expensive copper reportedly left hundreds of Windstream customers without service for several hours. Now, the company is offering a big reward to catch the thieves. ...More

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IBM Disables Features on Employees' Smartphones, Including iPhone's Siri

The company is concerned over the disclosure of sensitive information at a time when tens of thousands of its employees tap into internal networks with a variety of wireless devices including ones they purchased themselves. ...More

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RIM's BlackBerry 10, LTE PlayBook Pending, But Will Anyone Care?

RIM, the embattled maker of smartphones aimed first and foremost at business users, is thought to be running short on time in its battle to reinvigorate interest in BlackBerry, although some maintain it still has a chance for a comeback. ...More

May 24, 2012 By Josh Long

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Report Outs Microsoft's Plans for Office Mobile Version

Microsoft has repeatedly denied talk of a mobile Office, but a new report makes one question if those brush-offs are valid. ...More

May 24, 2012 By Craig Galbraith

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Apple Working-Conditions Controversy Reaches Fever Pitch With New Watchdog Website

Following stories on horrendous working conditions in Apple's supply chain, a watchdog group spearheaded a campaign worldwide to pressure Apple to improve conditions. ...More

May 24, 2012 By Josh Long

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dinServer: New Cloud Option for IT-Fearful Agents

Resellers, too, have another avenue for earning recurring revenue as their hardware compensation evaporates. ...More

May 24, 2012 By Kelly Teal

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