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Huawei on NSA: If foreign spies attacked a US firm, there’d be “outrage”arstechnica.com 6kfitchard12y2 comments
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Austin startup M87 wants to turn your phone into a shared node on the 4G networkgigaom.com 2kfitchard12ydiscuss
Verizon quietly unleashes its LTE monster, tripling 4G capacity in major citiesgigaom.com 3kfitchard12y1 comment
How TapTap is turning the wearable into a new gesture-based user interfacegigaom.com 1kfitchard12ydiscuss
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Amazon’s wireless network trials are no mystery: It’s testing licensed Wi-Figigaom.com 2kfitchard13ydiscuss
Facebook’s quest for a more efficient mobile Internet starts in its own backyardgigaom.com 1kfitchard13ydiscuss
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Squeezed by wireless giants, have the regional mobile carriers just given up?gigaom.com 2kfitchard13ydiscuss