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Siachen Glacier: World's Highest Battlefield Gets Mobile Connectivity Boost
Siachen Glacier is known as the highest-altitude battle site in the world and is situated near the Indo-Pak Line of Control. It is the largest glacier in India and the second largest in the world. It is the highest battleground on earth.
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Shanghai Becomes World's First City With 5G Network Coverage: Report
Shanghai claimed today that it has become the world's first district using both 5G coverage and broadband gigabit network as China seeks to establish lead over the US and other countries in the race to develop next generation cellular mobile communications.
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55,669 Villages Still Without Mobile Phone Services: Government
As many as 55,669 villages are still without mobile telephony services, the government told Lok Sabha today.
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Sony Ericsson is now Sony Mobile Communications
Sony today announced it has completed the buyout of Ericsson's 50 percent stake in Sony Ericsson.
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Week in review: Mountain Lion roars & dual-SIM goodness from Samsung
A look back at the week's top tech stories: Mountain Lion, Samsung and more.
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Week in review: Mountain Lion roars & dual-SIM goodness from Samsung
A look back at the week's top tech stories: Mountain Lion, Samsung and more.
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Sony Ericsson is now Sony Mobile Communications
Sony today announced it has completed the buyout of Ericsson's 50 percent stake in Sony Ericsson.
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Siachen Glacier: World's Highest Battlefield Gets Mobile Connectivity Boost
Siachen Glacier is known as the highest-altitude battle site in the world and is situated near the Indo-Pak Line of Control. It is the largest glacier in India and the second largest in the world. It is the highest battleground on earth.
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Shanghai Becomes World's First City With 5G Network Coverage: Report
Shanghai claimed today that it has become the world's first district using both 5G coverage and broadband gigabit network as China seeks to establish lead over the US and other countries in the race to develop next generation cellular mobile communications.
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55,669 Villages Still Without Mobile Phone Services: Government
As many as 55,669 villages are still without mobile telephony services, the government told Lok Sabha today.
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Sony Ericsson is now Sony Mobile Communications
Sony today announced it has completed the buyout of Ericsson's 50 percent stake in Sony Ericsson.
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Week in review: Mountain Lion roars & dual-SIM goodness from Samsung
A look back at the week's top tech stories: Mountain Lion, Samsung and more.
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Week in review: Mountain Lion roars & dual-SIM goodness from Samsung
A look back at the week's top tech stories: Mountain Lion, Samsung and more.
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Sony Ericsson is now Sony Mobile Communications
Sony today announced it has completed the buyout of Ericsson's 50 percent stake in Sony Ericsson.
