| 48% of Americans would slash mobile data use to save money
A new survey finds 48% percent of American households would completely drop their mobile data service to save money. But only 10% would do the same for wireline broadband. Palm delays webOS developer kit, Mojo
With little explanation, Palm has delayed the release of Mojo, the software development kit for its webOS platform, until the end of the summer. Tips for developing multiplatform mobile video apps
When it comes to designing a mobile video application that must be deployed on the leading device operating systems — including BlackBerry, iPhone, Android, Windows Mobile and Symbian — there are a huge number of variables to consider. It's not just an iPhone world. Sprint makes business case for Palm Pre
Although the Palm Pre is getting a lot of attention for its use to consumers, Sprint representatives are pushing its potential benefits to enterprise users. 35 years later, bar codes and scanning, are everywhere
Tomorrow marks the 35th anniversary of the first time a laser scanner was used to "read" a bar code, according to Motorola. HTC's new Hero shows how sophisticated Android smartphones have become
The Google Subnet blog: Google's Android is poised to give established players Microsoft and Apple a run for their money. The HTC Hero is a good example, emphasizing a user's ability to customize the look and feel of the phone and search. Java creator says Google's use of Java is "odd"
The Google Subnet blog: Google's implementation of Java for Android is odd, says Java creator James Gosling, and done without ensuring Android implementations are compatible with one another. It appears Agito Networks has surpassed competitors on mobile handset technology
Brad Reese: Agito introduced Agito for BlackBerry, which brings enterprise VoIP over WiFi for dual-mode BlackBerry smartphones. The iPhone continues to attract customers away from BlackBerry devices
Yoni Heisler, iOnApple: Recent data suggests that it's not Apple who has to worry about losing momentum, but rather RIM who has to worry about the iPhone poaching away BlackBerry users. June Giveaways
Cisco Subnet and Microsoft Subnet are giving away training from Global Knowledge to two lucky readers and 15 copies each of books on IPv6 security, the Cisco Secure Firewall Services Module, and Active Directory Domain Services 2008. Deadline for entries June 30. Network World on Twitter? You bet we are | 
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