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PC Magazine: AT&T's acquisition of T-Mobile drops the big four wireless operators down to three.

Virginia Democrat offers legislation to authorize the Federal Communications Commission to conduct so-called incentive auctions to reallocate spectrum from TV broadcasters to wireless broadband providers.

Latest splash of unwelcome news for the wireless sector comes from the Hill, where House Oversight Committee subcommittee Chairman Dennis Kucinich announces a probe into debt-collection practices.

Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphones may not be available until the fourth quarter of this year, but now many users may skip it.

Corporate reshuffle could quick if more execs take leave before plans are announced.

Renewed push to impose content restrictions to protect kids from indecent material online comes from surge in mobile devices, promises to revisit old issues.

Redmond remotely eliminates latest mobile-device platform from missing smartphone

The GSMA and 17 world mobile operators will strive to achieve a "widely available" universal charging solution by January 1, 2012. MicroUSB will be the standard, according to an agreement announced last week at the Mobile World Congress in Spain.

App to provide access to tools such as voice search, social networks, maps, news, and instant messaging.

Looking to tap the growing market for mobile content, the world's top cell phone maker unveiled today Ovi Store, a new online software and media store.

With users relying more and more on smartphones, PDAs and other mobile devices, protecting the information on them could become a growth market.