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5G spectrum auction: Why the 700-MHz band is on telcos' bandwidth
It is 5x more efficient, compared to the 1800 MHz for rural area coverage, and twice as efficient as 900 MHz
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Two 'foreign-controlled' mobile companies can be fined Rs 1k cr: I-T Dept
I-T Dept's remarks came after searches were carried out on December 21 across country
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3 Best Ways to Lookup A Cell Phone Number Online for Free
How do you check a phone number online?
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Phone makers could cut off drivers: So why don't they?
The court filings paint a grisly picture: As Ashley Kubiak sped down a Texas highway in her Dodge Ram truck, she checked her iPhone for messages. Distracted, she crashed into a sport utility vehicle, killing its driver and a passenger and leaving a child paralysed.With driving fatalities rising at levels not seen in 50 years, the growing incidence of distracted driving is getting part of the blame. Now a lawsuit related to that 2013 Texas crash is raising a question: Does Apple - or any cellphone maker or wireless company - have a responsibility to prevent devices from being used by drivers in illegal and dangerous ways?The product liability lawsuit, filed against Apple by families of the victims, contends that Apple knew its phones would be used for texting and did not prevent Kubiak from texting dangerously. The suit is unlikely to succeed, legal experts said, and a Texas magistrate in August preliminarily recommended the case's dismissal on grounds that it was unlikely that lawyers
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