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• Google's Nexus One Hops onto Sprint Network Just a day after unlocked Nexus Ones for AT&T's network came to the market, Sprint Nextel plans to offer the device for a "simple" pricing scheme to be explained later.
• Broadband Plan Calls for FCC, DHS Collaboration One key recommendation of the National Broadband Plan calls for closer cooperation between the FCC and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security on security matters.
• Study's Forecast of 'Mobile App Explosion' Is Overblown In the mobile app space, lofty predictions go hand in hand with big billion-dollar figures. But a recent study seems too good to be true.
• Nexus One Not Selling; Droid Launch Trumps iPhone's Google has sold just 135,000 of its Nexus One units since launching the phone in January. Meanwhile, Motorola sold 1.05 million Droids, surpassing iPhone for the same period after the smartphone debuted in 2007.
• Parliament Report Stirs Lobbying Drive on Internet Piracy A European Parliament report has stirred lobbying efforts to keep Internet piracy from being lumped in with counterfeiting.
• Qik Video Camera App Disappears From App Store The appearance of third-party video-recording iPhone apps from vendors such as Qik was an oasis in the desert to owners of original iPhones such as myself. But...
• AT&T Zero Phone Charger Won't Draw Power by Itself AT&T's Zero phone charger, coming in May, will only draw power when the phone is plugged into it.
• Dell 5130cdn Dell's 5130cdn color laser printer aims high--and on nearly all counts, it succeeds. It has the speed and features that a high-volume office needs, and it's also...
• Widespread Discontent Persists With ERP Projects A new study shows that ERP projects remain wracked by dissatisfaction and cost overruns.
• Archiving IPhone SMS Messages Reader Stephen Bolinger wishes to preserve some of the data on his iPhone. He writes:
• After Weeklong Fight, Rogue ISP Troyak Struggles for Life A rogue ISP responsible for controlling large numbers of computers infected with data-stealing code may be making efforts to reconnect with the Internet.
• XpanD's Universal 3D Shutter Glasses to Work on Most Displays XpanD announces universal 3D glasses that could set a desperately needed standard in the 3DTV market.
• IWork.com Adds Easier Public Sharing, Mobile Support Remember Apple's iWork.com? The free service, which debuted in beta form at last year's Macworld Expo, let users share their iWork files for viewing, commentary...
• Is This an Xbox 360 'Slim' Motherboard? Leaked shot of a tiny single-processor motherboard fuels speculation that Microsoft's planning a slim version of its Xbox 360, to launch in tandem with Project Natal by holiday 2010.
• FTC Member Rips Into Google's Privacy Efforts A member of the U.S. FTC calls on Internet companies to better protect consumer privacy.