AT&T, Verizon and a other U.S mobile operators have agreed with U.S regulators to start warning customers that they are approaching their monthly usage limits by issuing alerts to warn...

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Google says, unsurprisingly, The best consumer experiences on mobile devices happen on websites that are designed for mobile. Google suggests using their own Google Sites mobile option as well as a pointer to a recorded Mobile Ads webinar (see the embedded video below). The most interesting information in the blog entry is that it looks like Adobe Flash has found another entity that doesn't like it.


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Of the many bright ideas Twitter seems to have coined, the "140 characters or less" concept seems to be its shining star. We've said it before and we'll say it again — The unique brevity of the platform forces us to "cut out the fluff" and limit us to sharing only the most important bits of information. The Wall Street Journal reports that this same concept is now taking hold of our education system.Once upon a time, admissions officers at popular schools required prospective students to s [...]

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