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Featured Articles » Intel to Unwrap Tablets Powered by Oak Trail Next Month » Camera is Back on the Next iPod Nano » Google Maps for Android Gets a Makeover » Sprint Set to Drop Price of Original Samsung Galaxy Tab by $100   Sponsor: 4GWE Conference 4GWE will explore the critical issues of how best to enable and exploit the mobile Internet. 4GWE will explore the trends driving a shift towards an anywhere, anytime, broadband mobile network. As part of ITEXPO, 4GWE has become the industry's premier gathering place for Mobile Network Operators, fixed carriers, handset manufacturers, mobile internet device manufacturers, application providers, and venture capitalists.   Top Stories » TOI, the Only Indian Newspaper to Launch Apps for iPad, iPhone, Android and BlackBerry » Ambarella Launches A7 IP Camera SoC with 1080p60 Capability for Video Surveillance » TomTom Launches VIA Series Navigation Devices in North America » Five Things Mobile Devices Can't Do but Should   From The Expert Corner April 04, 2011 Sony to Launch Honeycomb Tablet Later this Year By Beecher Tuttle TMCnet Contributor Sony confirmed widespread rumors on Monday by acknowledging that it will in fact join the highly competitive tablet craze at some point in 2011.  The company's chief executive, Howard Stringer, reportedly told Japanese newspaper Nikkei that Sony will launch a tablet computer by the end of the summer. However, a Sony rep was said to have told Japanese publication AV Watch that the device won't be available until later in the year. It is still unclear whether the spokesperson was clarifying Stringer's earlier statements or simply commenting on the expected release date in Japan... Read More   From The Blogs Cablevision iPad App Review April 3, 2011 8:19 PM By: Rich Tehrani The battle to take control of TV 2.0 continues with a new application (iPad link) from Cablevision allowing customers with iPads to view about 300 channels and 2,000 videos on demand from anywhere in the house. I say in the house because you really aren’t supposed to watch outside of your home according to the company's terms of service and you must have a password-protected router, a secure WiFi network and you must not stream Cablevision content via Apple Airplay to other devices. Customers must further agree to use the app for personal, not commercial use and they can register three iPads and use two simultaneously. Support for other devices is said to be coming soon... Read More    Featured Videos Lady Gaga to Debut Camera Glasses    Featured Resources » Mobile Video Consumer Survey: Identifying Win-Win Pricing Plans » Improving the Customer Experience with RAN-Aware Policy Management » Machine-to-Machine Services   TMCnet's Blogs » iRobot Announces Lightweight Throwable Robot   Featured Channels » Gadgets » vxi-wireless headsets » Consumer Robotics   gadgets.tmcnet.com is Your Source for the Latest gadgets News and Information   Sign Up For FREE    |    Visit Site    |    Free Magazine Subscription   Advertise With Us   General advertising Info: Click here      Contact Us   Company Directory    |    All Editors' Info   Become a TMCnet columnist! Become a TMCnet columnist! Want to contribute your expertise to a growing audience of IP Communications professionals? Become a writer, blogger or columnist for the TMCnet Web site and this newsletter. Contact TMCnet Group Editorial Director, Erik Linask, at elinask@tmcnet.com for details.

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