In the aftermath of the News of the World scandal, what Britain needs is a nasty, tabloid-style divorce to keep powerful press barons and politicians from sharing the same beds.
Voicemail Spying Shows Phone Network Weak Spots
The voicemail tampering scandal engulfing Rupert Murdoch’s News of the World tabloid demonstrates not only the vulnerability of phone networks…
Hacking Probes Vowed
A scandal at News Corp.’s News of the World tabloid over allegations of voice-mail interception prompted promises of new U.K. probes into controversial reporting tactics and spooked more advertisers.
Phone-Hacking Claims Rattle U.K. Tabloid
News Corp. and its News of the World came under intense criticism amid allegations the tabloid hacked into the cellphone of a murdered schoolgirl.
4G LTE Hits the Arctic Circle
Svalbard is now the northernmost part of the world with a 4G LTE network. High mobile broadband speeds have reached the Arctic Circle with Huawei’s equipment.
4G LTE Hits the Arctic Circle
Svalbard is now the northernmost part of the world with a 4G LTE network. High mobile broadband speeds have reached the Arctic Circle with Huawei’s equipment.
T-Systems provides TOTAL with satellite-based communication services, across the world
T-Systems provides TOTAL with satellite-based communication services, across the world.
Report: Asia Presents Unique Challenge for App Store
Apple’s App Store is seeing increasing popularity in Asia, although consumer preferences in the East appear to differ from other parts of the world…
IPv6: Come on in, the water’s fine
A 24-hour test last week of a next-generation Internet went well. That could help IPv6 adoption more than the scarier reality that the world is running out of IPv4 addresses.
Analyst: Samsung, Apple to top Nokia in smartphones
In a recent research note, securities firm Nomura says it expects both Samsung and Apple to surpass Nokia as the world’s leading smartphone makers.