Apple's enterprise solutions boosted by Auto-CAD

Autodesk's design and engineering software return to the Mac comes at a time when Apple's percentage of the personal market in mobile technology has stalled: Link to article.

USA Today reorganizes for smartphones and dumb people

Say what you want about their reactionary editorial position, USA Today has always been a leader in visual presentation, spinning data like Edward Tufte would do if he were a propagandist posing as a newsman. Now the purveyor of skin deep mind candy for slow readers and harried travelers has determined it's time to spread disinformation and fear to the mobile mind: Link to article.

Gmail to offer phone service

Voice to landlines and mobile devices brings Google into direct competition with Skype and network carriers:    Link to article.
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Yahoo-Bing reaches milestone

U.S. and Canadian search engines now integrated; click-to-pay ads next: Link to article.

House Dems ask FCC to reject Google-Verizon deal

Letter says net neutrality at stake: Link to article.

RIM looking to maintain security standards in India

New Delhi's request to BlackBerry parent for backdoor will be left to targeted corporations themselves: Link to article.

Apple investigating iPhone currency applications

Money, coupons, and other mediums of exchange between your smartphone and retailers on the horizon: Link to article.

Jailbreakme delivers Flash for iPhone

Library of Congress ruling brings Adobe video format to Apple devices, though Apple warns it reserves the right to void warranties: Link to article.

More details on Google-Verizon pact

Deal would eliminate Net Neutrality for wireless: Link to article.

Google besieged by anger over sellout: Link to article.

Google and Bing trade off with features

Search engine rivals borrow on each other's ideas: Link to article.

Google sellout threatens Net Neutrality

Pending deal with Verizon throws wrench in FCC regulatory plans: Link to article

Android OS garners more new subscribers than iPhone

Nielson figures also show smartphones in use will exceed feature phones in 2011: Link to article.