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AT&T follows Verizon in offering prepaid mobile broadband

AT&T Mobility followed rival Verizon Wireless by introducing prepaid mobile broadband plans. The new plans, called DataConnect Pass, work with all AT&T-certified netbooks and laptops. The... Read more...

Sprint introduces WiMAX routers

Sprint has added two 4G/3G broadband routers that allow subscribers to connect multiple WiFi-enabled devices to Sprint's network, regardless of whether they are in a Sprint 3G market or a market... Read more...

Sybase iAnywhere adds support for Android

Sybase iAnywhere said it will add support for the Android mobile operating system developed by Google, despite the fact that less than five Android models are available commercially. Sybase announced... Read more...

Samsung to release netbook with Nvidia graphics

Nvidia, earlier this week, confirmed that Samsung will be releasing a netbook based on its Ion chipset. This would load it with heftier graphics capabilities than most laptops, since the Ion chipset... Read more...

The problem with measuring battery life for laptops

David Pogue over at the New York Times wrote a piece last week lamenting the uselessness of the battery runtime, as quoted by laptop makers. If you've ever used a laptop before, you know exactly what... Read more...

Consumers confused over netbooks and notebooks

A new survey released this week shows that consumers are confused over the difference between the svelte-looking netbooks and that of traditional laptops, believing them to deliver the same... Read more...

SanDisk ships solid-state drives for netbooks

SanDisk has started shipping solid-state disks that it designed specifically for the fledging netbook market. The pSSD P2 and S2 are two solid-state discs that will come in various capacities such as... Read more...

Psion ends legal campaign over netBook trademark

Intel and Psion have settled on an out-of-court agreement to resolve the trademark dispute over use of the "netbook" term. Psion pursued legal action against Intel in 2008 for violating of its... Read more...

Toshiba and Fujitsu join netbook fray

Riding the inexorable tide of cheap, small laptops, two more players--Toshiba and Fujitsu--have unveiled netbooks for rollout in the United States market. The 10.1-inch offerings from both companies... Read more...

Microsoft agrees with Intel to limit Windows 7 for netbooks

A report in DigiTimes indicate that Microsoft and Intel have made an agreement to only certify netbooks with 10.2-inches or smaller displays for the lowest-end version of the Windows 7 operating... Read more...