Possible relief for cellular capacity crunch; DiVitas mobile collaboration goes to iPhone, Android, RIM

DiVitas mobile collaboration goes to iPhone, Android, RIM; iPhone cellular unlock promised by hacker this week Wireless Alert NetworkWorld.com | Update Your Profile | Forward this to a Friend >>> Sponsored by Oracle Enterprise Database Security Make the most of your existing resources without draining your IT budget with a successful database security strategy. Join Industry experts, including Noel Yuhanna, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research in this on demand event. Listen now. Spotlight Story Possible relief for cellular capacity crunch Mobile WAN operators are battling in-building coverage and network capacity problems that have generated a spate of unfavorable press. Start-up SpiderCloud Wireless, though, has emerged from stealth mode this week with an alternative in-building wireless platform it says can alleviate these problems for mobile operators' enterprise customers. 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