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Sprint News & Articles
By Chris Knight
| Monday Nov 26, 2012
With over $1 billion spent online by Black Friday stay-at-home shoppers, expect Cyber Monday to be just as busy as the deals keep on coming. With mobile-based purchases booming, what are the best and worst e-tailer shopping experiences you've seen?
By Chris Knight
| Thursday Nov 22, 2012
Those looking for an iPad or MacBook bargain had better get their clicking-fingers ready, as Apple Stores around the world reboot for the company's Thanksgiving sale.
By Chris Knight
| Tuesday Nov 20, 2012
Apple's star-kissed run may finally have come to end on the stock market, despite the company's recent run of launches and with more positive news coming out. Is reality finally knocking down Apple's distortion field?
By Chris Knight
| Friday Nov 16, 2012
Those who were waiting for the mobile-equipped versions of the latest iPads can now rush out to the store and bask in their 4G goodness, and the ensuing huge data bills.
By J. Angelo Racoma
| Tuesday Dec 6, 2011
Managing your personal or corporate mobile plans can be a hassle, especially if you're prone to going over your monthly voice, messaging and data allocation. Under-utilizing your monthly plan can also be a waste. Tucows is launching a service that will help deal with changes in usage patterns more easily.
By Geoff Spick
| Tuesday Oct 4, 2011

After a year of anticipation, Apple has launched its next half-generation iPhone, offering advanced software to make best use of the upgraded hardware power.
By Geoff Spick
| Thursday Aug 25, 2011
Steve Jobs' resignation yesterday as CEO of Apple comes as little surprise, clearing the way for Tim Cook to unveil the company's next generation of products in September. But what is coming next?
By Geoff Spick
| Wednesday Aug 24, 2011
There's not long to go until the next iPhone launches and Sprint looks like it's being the big beneficiary this time round as Apple prepares for launch.
By Geoff Spick
| Thursday May 26, 2011
Google (news, site) held a press conference in New York today to announce its fledgling Near-Field Communication (NFC) services, heralding a new age of customer loyalty, deals and shop snooping.
By J. Angelo Racoma
| Tuesday Nov 9, 2010
Cyber warfare might just be the next frontier in the quest for global dominance. With Asia-Pacific nations like China, India, South Korea and Japan gaining footholds in terms of technological advancement, it is only natural that the reigning super powers would want to keep a few steps ahead and maintain the status quo. However, this doesn’t come without costs. What if national security came at the cost of international trade and economic cooperation?
By Marisa Peacock
| Wednesday May 20, 2009
Think the government is watching you? You're probably right.
But for the rest of us, we can turn to Surveillance Self-Defense to educate us about the law and technology of communications surveillance, computer searches and seizures -- and more importantly, how to keep your private data out of other peoples' grimy little hands.
By Barb Mosher Zinck
| Tuesday Mar 10, 2009
Jive has been in the communities/social software space for over eight years now, starting back when the spirit of reaching out and collaborating hadn't started to take hold. Today they claim they have the next big techology solution for the enterprise and they have staked their communities software name on it. Say goodbye to Clearspace and hello to the Social Business Software Application Suite - Jive SBS 3.0.