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Strategy Analytics: Axeda tops M2M application development platform vendors
Strategy Analytics has tagged Axeda as the leading machine-to-machine application development platform vendor, according to a new report from the Boston-based research firm.
Spotlight: AT&T, Wipro, Axeda team on M2M
AT&T, Axeda and Indian IT firm Wipro are teaming to provide machine-to-machine development services and systems integration to enterprises across industries.
Spotlight: HTC One to hit US stores April 19
The HTC One is seen as a major rival to the recently launched Samsung Galaxy S4.
T-Mobile's pricing move shows benefits of pro-competition policy
New pricing plans announced last week by T-Mobile USA are a good example of the benefit to consumers and businesses of strong competition in the wireless market.
Spotlight: AT&T adding Microsoft Lync to its enterprise UC offering
AT&T is adding Microsoft Lync to its enterprise unified communications (UC) portfolio, AT&T announced Tuesday.
IBM, AT&T team on IBM MobileFirst offering
IBM unveiled Thursday its IBM MobileFirst portfolio that includes mobile security, analytics, application development software, and cloud-based services, as well as an expanded partnership with AT&T.
Spotlight: FCC role in transition to IP-based networks divides telecom industry
The role of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the transition to IP-based networks divides the telecom industry, according to comments received in response to petitions filed by AT&T and the National Telecommunications Cooperative Association (NTCA).
NYT attack offers hints for other CIOs facing threats
The months-long Chinese cyberattack on the New York Times has already been widely reported, but the level of detail in the newspaper's own reporting on the incident should be useful to CIOs at other companies facing potential security threats.
AT&T ponies up $1.9 billion to buy 4G spectrum from Verizon
AT&T has agreed to pay Verizon $1.9 billion and turn over advanced wireless service spectrum licenses to Verizon in exchange for 700 MHz of spectrum used by AT&T to provide 4G LTE services.
Polycom's stock drops as firm sees earnings free fall
Videoconferencing system provider Polycom saw its net income plummet to $2 million in the fourth quarter, a 96 percent year-over-year free fall, and its revenues dropped to $353 million, a more modest 9 percent year-over-year decline.
