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Squeezed by wireless giants, have the regional mobile carriers just given up?
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Hi, I'm a writer from GigaOM. I can't tell you what works well for other startups, but I can tell you what I look for when weighing whether to profile a startup. 1) A good or at least interesting idea that isn't just mimickin
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4G didn’t pan out for Intel, so now it’s looking ahead to 5G
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What’s in a ‘G’? Why terms like 5G and LTE-Advanced are important
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Project Loon: Google’s biggest obstacle isn’t technology, it's politics
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The NSA could collect far more than your phone records from mobile operators
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I am the author of this post. I wanted to be upfront about that. But I'm very curious about what the HN community thinks about the concept of creating this kind of distributed mobile network where every device acts as a relay node carrying
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How you and I could become nodes in the Internet of things
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14y ago
Well, I think Verizon's point is that some games never let the device go into sleep mode even when paused, inactive or running in the background. I get the impression that Verizon compiled its rating by comparing actual resource consumption
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(Disclaimer: I'm the article's author.) Quorn isn't an artificial meat. It's a meat substitute or imitation meat. There are a lot of these on the market right now like Beyond Meat. In-vitro meat actually seeks to grow animal muscle cells. T
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14y ago
But yes, you are correct. If you sign up for a value plan you're on contract. They're subsidizing rates not phones in this case.
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15y ago
Ha! Maybe an exaggeration, but not much of one. Then again there's the problem of whenever operators create new capacity their customers just fill it.