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[...] The practice of third parties placing unauthorized charges on wireless accounts is called "cramming." Do not answer, do not call back -- [...]

[...] that it allowed third-party companies to bill subscribers for millions of dollars in unauthorized charges, federal and state law enforcement officials announced Wednesday." more news below [...]

[...] , Google and Facebook Already Defy Net Neutrality | MIT Technology Review: "... Internet access is expensive in developing countries—exorbitantly so for the vast majority of people. [...]

[...] generally considered excessive for business use." Google Invests in Satellites to Spread Internet Access - WSJ: "Google plans to spend more than $1 billion on a fleet of satellites to extend [...]

[...] % growth in the overall smartphone market. Shipments at Samsung, the world’s largest smartphone maker, declined 3.9%. While China’s smartphone market is becoming more saturated, demand is [...]

[...] Prediction: Xiaomi will overtake Apple to become second-largest smartphone maker in 2015-- Xiaomi overtakes LG to become world’s third-largest smartphone maker | 9to5Google: [...]

Apple's very own Content Delivery Network (CDN) -- Apple Negotiating Paid Interconnect Deals With ISPs For Their Own CDN: "In February I blogged abou [...]

Apple's CDN Now Live: Has Paid Deals With ISPs, Massive Capacity In Place - Dan Rayburn - StreamingMediaBlog.com: "Since last year, Apple’s been har [...]