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Apple tops smartphone satisfaction for fifth time

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March 17, 2011

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	Apple tops smartphone satisfaction for fifth time
	Froyo running on 61 percent of Android devices
	Sprint lays out plans for future of Direct Connect service
	Why the FCC might ignore Congress' will on wireless
	Wi-Fi-only Xoom launching March 27 for $599

Apple tops smartphone satisfaction for fifth time

Apple has once again secured the top position in smartphone satisfaction, according to J.D. Power and Associates. It bested Motorola and HTC in that market.

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Froyo running on 61 percent of Android devices

Android 2.2 holds a sizable lead in the Android ecosystem, according to data on the platform's developer page reflecting the first two weeks of March.

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Sprint lays out plans for future of Direct Connect service

By the end of this year, Sprint says it will start CDMA cell service with the aim of closing down iDEN cell sites by 2013.

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Why the FCC might ignore Congress' will on wireless

commentary On the eve of an annual FCC report on competition, Fred Campbell, president of Wireless Communications Association International, worries that the agency is poised to pursue an aggressive regulatory agenda.

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Wi-Fi-only Xoom launching March 27 for $599

After numerous rumors and leaks, Motorola Mobility finally announces the Wi-Fi-only Xoom tablet, which will arrive in stores later this month.

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