Malware issues point to need for increased smartphone security

Vodafone smartphone, Energizer charger reported to be infected

Tues. March 9, 2010

by Samantha Bookman, TelecomEngine Newsdesk

Malware is gaining a toehold in the fast-growing smartphone market -- and it's not just subscribers who are passing malicious software along.

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ITU sees 5 billion mobile subscriptions globally in 2010

After reaching around 4.6 billion mobile cellular subscriptions by the end of 2009, ITU expects the number of mobile cellular subscriptions globally to reach five billion in 2010

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Google, Dish testing new TV search service - report
Personalized search would use Android OS features on set-top box

From iPad to bandwidth crunch
The good news is we’re living in a time when it seems every other week some cool new device hits the market. The bad news is it’s the communications service providers (CSPs) left holding the bag as these data-hungry devices chew up bandwidth.

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