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• Mobile WiMAX Gains Momentum A handful of WiMAX service providers account for most of the nearly 2 million mobile WiMAX subscribers expected by the end of 2009.
• Android Answers: How to Get Multitouch Browsing on Droid Want multitouch browsing on your Motorola Droid? No problem. Here's how.
• 3G Means More Porn, China Laments Amid Cleanup High-speed mobile Internet service is helping people spread porn online, China said
• iPhone Hogs Half of World's Mobile Data? Not Really A report from AdMob has a lot of people in the blogosphere claiming iPhone users are bandwidth hogs.
• Android vs. iPhone: Which Has the More Advanced Users? It seems the mobile world is full of silly little battles these days, so here's one more: Which mobile platform has the more advanced users -- Android or iPhone?
• Reality Check: Google Phone Far From a Sure Thing The Google Phone is coming -- at least, if you believe the rash of factual-sounding headlines around the Web today. Here's why you may want to be skeptical.
• Droid Sales and the Android Explosion The Motorola Droid is doing more than just bashing the iPhone -- it's also smashing the ceiling when it comes to mainstream Android appeal.
• Classy Dell Latitude Z600 Laptop Charges Wirelessly The Latitude Z600 ultraslim laptop opens a window on the future of notebook computing.
• AT&T's Verizon Ad Battle: Who's Being Hurt Worse? AT&T's fighting Verizon over its network-bashing ads -- and, according to some new data, the public is starting to take notice.
• AT&T 'Sets Record Straight' in Latest Ad Against Verizon The latest shot in the marketing war of the smartphone carriers is a subdued, targeted business letter. Huh?
• Thanks Google, But Airport Wi-Fi Should Always Be Free Google's getting lots of kudos for sponsoring free airport Wi-Fi during the holiday season -- but free airport Wi-Fi should be the rule year 'round.
• Motorola Droid: Updates Coming Soon? The Motorola Droid may only be a few days old, but Verizon is said to already be cooking up updates for the Android-based device.
• A Smartphone Owner's Bill of Rights In a wireless market featuring high prices, limited competition, and sparse regulation, it's time consumers got some protection.
• Verizon's Droid: 10 Apps to Get You Started So, you've got your spiffy new Motorola Droid phone from Verizon. Now what? Try these 10 top-notch Android apps to get started.
• Verizon's Droid Launch: Your Complete Guide Verizon's hotly anticipated Motorola Droid arrives on Friday. Here's a quick and easy guide to everything you need to know about the Droid and its launch.
• 'Full Bars' Are Useless When Networks Lack Capacity A good end-user wireless experience is about more than having "full bars" on your device. It's about the mobile network being able to adequately handle user demand.
• Apple's App Store: 100,000 Apps, But Most Are Unused Apple's App Store has surpassed 100,000 apps -- but how many of them are actually in use? The number might surprise you.
• Hey AT&T: The Courts Can't Fix Your 3G Network The service provider asks a Georgia court to stop Verizon's "There's A Map for That" ads.
• TwitterPeek: The Twitter-Only Gadget Destined for Extinction The first-ever standalone Twitter device goes on sale this week. Before you consider buying a TwitterPeek, though, you may want to read this.
• Chinese Supplier: We’ve Got iPhone 4G Parts, Pictures A Chinese electronics supplier claims have iPhone 4G parts and pictures.
• Verizon's Motorola Droid: Let the Presales Begin! You may not be able to get your hands on Verizon's Motorola Droid just yet, but you can get your name on one -- and get an instant rebate -- starting today.
• Verizon Droid: 5 Standout Features Verizon's Motorola Droid is officially on its way into the world -- but is it the right phone for you? Here are five features that might catch your eye.
• AT&T Can't Blame iPhone for All of Its Wireless Woes Sure, iPhone users can be major bandwidth hogs — but there may be another cause for AT&T's wireless data issues: network configuration.
• 5 New Technologies That Will Change Everything 3D TV, HTML5, video over Wi-Fi, superfast USB, and mobile "augmented reality" will emerge as breakthrough technologies in the next few years. Here's a preview of what they do and how they work.
• Net Neutrality Battle Spills Into Wireless World As the mobile Web grows in popularity, a power struggle is brewing over who controls the wireless 'pipes.'