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Sunday, 26 November 2006
by Kris Twomey, Telecom/Internet Law Attorney http://www.lokt.net/ February 2006 Newsletter January 2006 Newsletter Nov/Dec 2005 Newsletter October 2005 Newsletter About Kris Twomey: Admitted in: Massachusetts District of Columbia College: University of New Hampshire Law School: American University PH: 510.903.1304 Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it
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Will iPhone OS Finally Support Multitasking?

A popular blog following all things Apple says that iPhone users will finally get multitasking with the 4.0 release of the iPhone OS. But when will 4.0 make its debut?

Verizon to Have 4G Handsets in Mid-2011

The nation's largest wireless carrier continues its aggressive push to deploy 4G by pushing up the release date of its next-generation handsets.

Smartphones Will Shake up Paid Content Debate

Smartphones are on track to surpass PC sales very soon, and some parts of the world balk at paid content, so vendors are about to face a challenge when it comes to making money off these devices.

SpringSource Adds VMware to Tomcat

New version of commercial Tomcat Java server debuts combining Java smarts with VMware virtualization.

Researcher Releases Exploit for IE Zero-Day Hole

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Priceline's Profit Surprises

Priceline.com gave hope to a listless stock market late Monday with much higher than expected quarterly earnings.

Technical Analysis: Still Correcting

Stocks fell again on Monday, but the pullback has yet to do lasting damage.

Micron, Fed Fears Sink Stocks

A warning about memory prices from Micron Technology and hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials sent stocks to their worst weekly loss in two months.

Technical Analysis: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back

The market has gotten into a familiar pattern in recent months.

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FTC Tags Site Again for Deceptive Ads

Consumerinfo.com pays $300,000 to settle charges following $950,000 fine a year ago.

Viacom Partners with Joost

But does the media giant really understand what viewers want?

Microsoft Adds SQL Server Note to 2007 Drumbeat

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Judge Faults Parents in MySpace Sexual Assault Suit

But lawyers say they will appeal.

Network Neutrality Foes Square Off For FTC

Opening session finds panelists sticking to their talking points.

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Study: Pricey iPhone Still a No Go

Consumers say Apple must lower the phone's $500 price for them to make the move.

Cisco Disconnects From iPhone Lawsuit

Apple and Cisco bury the hatchet over iPhone trademark.

Smartest Mobile Users? It Ain't Us

Wireless phone study finds one common complaint worldwide: "Too many features I did not use."

Brightpoint Pays $300M For Denmark's Dangaard

Two top mobile phone distributors will combine to expand into other markets.

Cisco, Apple Still Wrestling Over iPhone Trademark

Cisco gives Apple a bit more time to respond to its lawsuit over the iPhone name.

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Wireless Equipment Manufacturer Directory: Exalt Communications

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Red Condor Anti-Spam

Using both an appliance at the ISP and a hosted system, Red Condor claims more detailed analysis, less management costs, and competitive pricing for a system being sold aggressively to ISPs.

WSTA: How Secure is Tape?

Even encrypted data can be read if it is stolen and the thieves have enough time, but all too often data is not encrypted in transit, and that increases risks, warned Paul Howard of tape encryption specialist DISUK.

Alcatel-Lucent's ng Connect Program

Telco equipment manufacturer finally asks businesses and customers what they want and whether they'll pay for it.

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Your Own Private Help Desk

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Cisco to Boost India Workforce Faster Than Elsewhere (Update1)

Cisco Systems Inc., the biggest network-equipment maker, plans to boost its workforce in India faster than anywhere else to meet surging data traffic.

Willcom Seeks $1.5 Billion to Emerge From Bankruptcy (Update1)

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Edmonton to Offer ‘City Watch’ iPhone Application

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WIND Mobile Launched Too Hastily, Says SeaBoard Group

Canada's newest cell phone carrier, WIND Mobile, may have jumped the gun when it launched services in Toronto and Calgary last December, according to a new report by the SeaBoard Group.

Telus Mobility to Carry Motorola Backflip in Canada

Telus Mobility announced today that it has gained exclusive rights to sell Motorola's new 'Backflip' smartphone in the Canadian market.

Apple Files Patent Lawsuit Against HTC

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Google tweaking Buzz to declutter Gmail inbox

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