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HTC 7 Mozart Windows Phone 7 smartphone review

Posted: 31 Dec 2010 08:27 AM PST

The HTC 7 Mozart is a Windows Phone 7 smartphone that, one would assume, has a focus on musical abilities. The truth of the matter, however, is that it is not much different than HTC's 7 Trophy, which Russell also recently reviewed. He gives us the low down on the 7 Mozart in this in-depth review.
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ViewSonic to debut Android 4G tablet-phone at CES

Posted: 31 Dec 2010 07:00 AM PST

Accoridng to Dow Jones Newswires, Viewsonic is preparing to launch a 4-inch Android tablet during the Consumer Electronics Show next week. ViewSonic's tablet is reportedly run on a 4G network and will also be able to place phone calls. Verizon Wireless recently launched its 4G LTE network, Sprint offers a 4G WiMAX network, and T-Mobile also markets its HSPA+ 4G network. It's unclear which carrier the device will launch on. We'll keep you updated as we hear more next week.
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Economic Times says India's government to test BlackBerry snooping

Posted: 31 Dec 2010 06:38 AM PST

The Economics Times is reiterating its statement today that India's interior ministry has requested a formal test of RIM's BlackBerry "cloud computing-based system," which will allow the government to intercept BlackBerry Messenger services. RIM said yesterday that providing access to all data flowing on its network in India was "false and technologically infeasible." RIM also said "there will be no change to the security model of BlackBerry Enterprise Service," in India.
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Nokia Ovi Suite 3.0 leaves beta

Posted: 31 Dec 2010 06:26 AM PST

Nokia's Ovi Suite 3.0 software is now out of beta. The application proides a new and improved home view that shows recommended apps, games, and music, as well as notifications from your phone> it also offers Ovi Music with full music playback controls, drag and drop music support, and more. Ovi Suite 3.0 should offer a faster and easier installation, improvements to Map views, and better stability and sync performance. It's available for free now.
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China cracking down on illegal VoIP services

Posted: 31 Dec 2010 06:20 AM PST

China's Ministry of Information recently passed around a circular that was calling for a stoppage of illegal internet telephone providers in China, more specifically, "on illegal VoIP (voice over Internet protocol) telephone services." The Ministry of Information did not name specific providers, but Reuters is speculating that Skype could be among those services deemed illegal in China. Skype provides low-cost international calling. It's likely that the ban is in an effort to protect China Telecom, China Unicom, and China Mobile.
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