Sprint said it will now require its smartphone have Wi-Fi — including an updated version of the BlackBerry Tour to be released next year — to keep up with rivals AT&T and T-Mobile, who have embraced the wireless technology.

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Search giant Google said its Android operating system — initially developed to power higher-end smartphones — could eventually support non-computer devices such as household appliances.

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AFP – The publishers of Britain’s biggest-selling newspapers insisted Friday that their journalists had not paid private detectives to hack into the mobile phones of thousands of celebrities.

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