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The rise of personal 'Mi-Fi' hotspots; Upcoming Palm Pre release puts Sprint turnaround plan in focus

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The rise of personal 'Mi-Fi' hotspots

Travelers often have more than one mobile device that they'd like to connect to the Internet. They might have both a smartphone and a laptop, for example, and could be traveling with spouses or colleagues carrying similar devices. Such situations are driving a new wireless paradigm referred to as "Mi-Fi." Read full story

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