Month of September, 2007

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Frontline Wireless accuses Verizon Wireless of violating FCC lobbying rules.

Family mobile service will close at year end, finding the niche service too tough.

Apple makes good on its threat: the recent firmware update disables unlocked iPhones and wipes unauthorized apps.

Almost lost in the hubbub over the latest iPhone firmware update and whether it would "brick" unlocked phones was the fact that Apple patched 10 vulnerabilities.

If you thought the iPhone was overpriced, stop reading this story now.

Tired of your Treo? Palm's new Centro delivers the Palm OS in a much smaller, sprightlier 3G phone.

The new Walkman will be compatible with Japan's "OneSeg" digital TV system for mobile and portable devices.

With iPhone prices dropping and noticeable improvements in the quality of iPhone hacking tools, Apple's phone has become a more interesting target for hackers.

Nokia plans to add WiMax connectivity to its N-series Internet tablet next year.