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Amazon has officially announced its Fire Phone. It's a good phone, with a design and software features that should give Apple and Samsung some interesting thoughts and ideas. How far Amazon will wander down the path of building its own hardware, however, is an interesting question. Will Amazon go so far as to share some of the core software of Fire Phone so it can grow its own business? We live in an age of so many contradictions. Everyone is obsessed with security and feeling safe, which is completely understandable given the circumstances of the past decade or two. On the other hand, we have the National Security Agency (NSA) listening in and collecting metadata on almost every phone call being made in the U.S. So you can see how all these opposing forces supposedly working together to keep us safe also make us feel threatened. Investment bankers love transactions: it's one of the ways they make their money. So it is no surprise that rumors about potential deals leak to the press. Sometimes those are intentional leaks, rumors intended to test appetite and suggest possible deals. Observers might disagree about which of the new T-Mobile US marketing and retail packaging initiatives-zero rating music services or the Apple iPhone free test drive program is more significant. A recent court decision said British intelligence service GCHQ can monitor communications over Facebook, Google and Web-based email because they are communications sent outside the country. Many smartphone sector watchers had expected a funeral service for BlackBerry - but the Canadian-based tech company has been revived. There are many new features - including some that relate to sales and content marketing -found in the latest release of Adobe Digital Publishing Suite. Now that the Fire Phone is officially announced, Amazon is making sure people know that there will be plenty of applications to download once their long-awaited flagship Smartphone launches. Leading with, We're an Internet company argument, T-Mobile US is raising the stakes again for U.S. Voice over LTE (VoLTE) deployment. Yesterday, T-Mobile announced it now has VoLTE deployed to more than 100 million people in 15 total markets. It expects to deploy VoLTE nationwide by the end of the year.
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