Since the discovery and public announcement that Carrier IQ Software was secretly installed and gathering data from tens of millions of mobile handset users, Sprint has decided to disable using the software. I applaud Sprint for making the decision to stop using the Carrier IQ software. This does not mean that the software has been …
AT&T Inc., Sprint Nextel Corp., Apple Inc. and T-Mobile USA were sued by mobile phone customers who claim that Carrier IQ Inc. tracking software installed on their phones violates U.S. wiretapping and computer fraud laws. The lawsuit cites a YouTube report by a technology blogger that purported to show that Carrier IQ software collects information …
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Well it looks like Apple has acknowledged that some Apple iPhone 4S and other devices are experiencing quicker than normal battery usage. According to Apple they are working on a fix for the issue and are planning a software release to fix the issue in the upcoming weeks ahead. Applause to Apple for acknowledging the …
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If there’s one device that could save Sprint from a losing battle for customers with wireless giants Verizon and AT&T, it’s the iPhone. Sprint CEO Dan Hesse told the company’s board that the carrier agreed to purchase 30.5 million iPhones over the next four years, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal. Today, …
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Another report suggests that the iPhone 5’s display may be smaller than initially thought. According to a leaked internal memo published by SprintFeed, higher-ups at Sprint want the company’s retail store employees to downplay reports that the Now Network may sell the Apple iPhone come October. The memo, which is addressed to All Dealers reads: …
