Mobile increasingly deployed for political action

26% of users encouraged others to vote during last election cycle: Link to article. Now all we need is verifiable voting: Link to data.

Windows Phone 7 posts modest but positive numbers

Software giant "in it for the long haul": Link to article.

Obama, FCC abandon 'Net Neutrality

Two-tiered system still not enough for corporate appetites: Link to article.

Senator Frankin criticizes FCC plan to allow corporate censorship over mobile: Link to article.

Google TV delayed for software updates

Latest in a line of company's consumer products that missed the holiday window: Link to article.

Comcast opens limited window to web content

Cable monopoly's test aimed at competing with Google, Microsoft, and Apple Internet-delivered programming: Link to article.

Visa approves chip for mobile payments

Two models get okay for initial microSD cards that enable payWave transactions: Link to article.

Virtual machines coming to mobile

VMware will introduce personal and business profiles on the same phone next year: Link to article.

FCC seeks to assign excess TV bandwith to mobile spectrum

Commission cooking up incentives to facilitate the shift: Link to article.

Is Viber a Skype killer?

New free app offers free calls everywhere and no sign on or battery drain: Link to article.

Google works furiously to repair Android security issue

All versions of the open-source OS vulnerable: Link to article.

FCC tries new tack at regulating the Internet

Proposal would allow broadband companies to impose usage-based pricing and specialized services: Link to article.

FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski's statement:
Link to article.

Reaction to FCC plan: Link to article.