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Most iPhone users on Verizon Wireless and AT & amp;T networks are satisfied with their phones, but the AT & amp;T network drops more than twice as many calls, according to a study by ChangeWave.

Verizon Wireless's Long Term Evolution 4G network is not dramatically faster than Sprint's WiMax 4G network in New York City, Sprint said.

Apple ignited the tablet market with the iPad, and it's hard to argue with millions of consumers, but tablets have yet to find a place in the enterprise.

The $6.5 Billion acquisition would make TI the world's third largest maker of semiconductors.

HTC talks Honeycomb and its Flyer, while Verizon starts accepting tablet trade-ins and Sprint drops the price for a Samsung Galaxy Tab.

RIM is the biggest loser as Android continues its unrelenting march to the top of the smartphone market, according to Comscore's latest numbers.

Cloud, mobility, and consumerization are stressing corporate IT. We surveyed 551 business technology pros to see how they plan to shine.

Gianfranco Lanci has left the company after failing to reach an agreement with directors on the PC maker's future.

The Motorola Xoom hit the market more than a month ago, yet there are still only a few dozen applications optimized for Android 3.0 Honeycomb. What gives?

The WP7 app store is an unparalleled hit, Microsoft says, but it still won't say how many handsets it has sold.

By pushing converged networking onto server network interface cards, Cisco is building a Unified Fabric path back to individual virtual machines.

Teradata and SAP will be attractive targets if Oracle's rivals believe Larry Ellison is going to keep his best software to himself.

A Dell executive recently lambasted Apple's iPad as too expensive for business technology users. His math doesn't add up.

Small and midsize business technology budgets are growing at the fastest rate since 2009, while one in three firms said they plan to hire IT staff during the next 18 months, according to a Spiceworks survey.

The addition of a service catalog and self-service portal will make Cisco into more of a private cloud supplier.

Research In Motion has confirmed that a software update will add email, contacts, and calendaring applications to its tablet, but until then a BlackBerry is required for PIM.

Google's Android will be in first place, but Microsoft's WP 7 platform will come in second with 20% of the worldwide smartphone market by 2015, according to IDC.