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Data Roaming between carriersSubmitted by: Fox k @ 08:34 AM | Friday, April 8, 2011 | (url: http://www.itworl...)April 07, 2011, 2:35 PM The U.S. Federal Communications Commission has voted to require mobile carriers to enter into data-roaming agreements with competitors, despite objections that the agency doesn't have the authority to enforce the pacts. Category: Technology | 12 CommentsTags: att carriers cell data phones roaming verizonBlackberry Curve overtakes iPhone salesSubmitted by: XTasy @ 06:24 PM | Monday, May 4, 2009 | (url: http://tech.yahoo...)Research In Motion Ltd. is throwing Apple Inc. a curveball in the smart phone game: The BlackBerry Curve outsold Apple's iPhone in the first quarter, according to market researchers at The NPD Group. Category: Technology | 2 CommentsTags: blackberry cell curve iphone phoneThe New Hybrid: Hydrogen-Electric?Submitted by: Hazee Daze @ 07:52 PM | Wednesday, February 27, 2008 | (url: http://www.eetime...)A start-up is saying that it has a new and highly efficient nano-method to yank the hydrogen out of water. They claim you could do it at home or even in the car. I'd imagine that the big oil companies are going to land hard on this technology. It'll be interesting to see if they are around in five years. Category: Technology | 3 CommentsTags: cell electrolysis fuel hydrogen quantumsphereWireless controller for cell phone games releasedSubmitted by: Lexicon @ 01:39 AM | Tuesday, February 12, 2008 | (url: http://www.source...)"Zeemote, Inc. (www.zeemote.com), today announced the launch of the Zeemote JS1, a wireless controller that enables near-console game play on mobile phones. Category: Mobile Gaming | 2 CommentsTags: cell controller game phoneCell (PS3) now 45nmSubmitted by: KnightMare @ 10:27 AM | Friday, February 8, 2008 | (url: http://arstechnic...)The 45nm Cell will use about 40 percent less power than its 65nm predecessor, and its die area will be reduced by 34 percent. The greatly reduced power budget will cut down on the amount of active cooling required by the console, which in turn will make it cheaper to produce and more reliable (this means fewer warrantied returns). Also affecting Sony's per-unit cost is the reduction in overall die size. A smaller die means a smaller, cheaper package; it also means that yields will be better and that each chip will cost less overall. Category: Console Gaming | 6 CommentsTags: cell ps3IBM Engineers Step-in to Help PS3 Game DevelopersSubmitted by: Xcursion @ 10:31 AM | Friday, February 23, 2007 | (url: http://www.dailyt...)The engineers behind the Cell processor lend a hand to the people behind the PS3 games Category: Console Gaming | 2 CommentsTags: cell ibm ps3 |