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The Federal Communications Commission has launched a new “spectrum task force,” the agency announced on Monday, to “advance the FCC’s spectrum agenda and promote collaboration across the agency.” The group will play a big role in “the execution of the spectrum recommendations in the National Broadband Plan, including long-term spectrum planning.”

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BlackBerry Mobile Voice System 5 lets enterprise workers use their landline phone number and extension from their BlackBerry smartphone, Research In Motion said at the Wireless Enterprise Symposium April 26. The idea, much like the phone management capabilities of systems such as Google Voice, is to give employees a single work phone number to ring their desk phone and BlackBerry smartphone. BlackBerry MVS 5 is expected to be available later this summer from RIM’s more than 400 carrier partners worldwide, including Best Buy, Wal-Mart and other retailers that sell electronics systems.
– ORLANDO, Fla. — Research In Motion Limited April 26
introduced Wi-Fi support to its new
BlackBerry Mobile Voice System 5, allowing enterprise workers to use their landline
phone number and extension from their BlackBerry smartphone.
MVS 5, which RIM unveiled at its Wireless Enterprise Symposiu… Read the rest of this entry »

BlackBerry Mobile Voice System 5 lets enterprise workers use their landline phone number and extension from their BlackBerry smartphone, Research in Motion said at the Wireless Enterprise Symposium April 26. The idea, much like the phone management capabilities of systems such as Google Voice, is to give employees a single work phone number to ring their desk phone and BlackBerry smartphone. BlackBerry MVS 5 is expected to be available later this summer from RIM’s more than 400 carrier partners worldwide, including Best Buy, Wal-Mart and other retailers that sell electronics systems.
– ORLANDO, Fla. — Research In Motion Limited April 26
introduced Wi-Fi support to its new
BlackBerry Mobile Voice System 5, allowing enterprise workers to use their landline
phone number and extension from their BlackBerry smartphone.
MVS 5, which RIM unveiled at its Wireless Enterprise Symposiu… Read the rest of this entry »

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What with the BrokenTV team being a great big bunch of foulmouthed neer-do-wells, one thing that has always fascinated us is the history of swearing on various mediums. In the UK, as every schoolboy knows, Kenneth Tynan was the first person to say fuck on British television, in 1965, and a Frost-baiting Felix Dennis was the first to say cunt on-air, in 1970. The latter of these can be seen here, in the brilliant Without Walls documentary The Greatest F***ing Show On Television, put together by Britains Minister Of Swearing, Jerry Sadowitz. Both uses were broadcast live and very much against the wishes of the respective programme makers.

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Wednesday was a busy day at the Federal Communications Commission, with National Broadband Plan related notices on the CableCard, Universal Service Fund, and roaming access issues out the door. Another interesting item was a Notice of Inquiry on whether the agency should launch a voluntary cybersecurity certification program.

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Ah, summers approaching. You know what this means? Thats right, a week stuck in a caravan park on the north Wales coastline, drinking warm Kestrel Lager with only the sound of the tinny iPod speaker you picked up from a pound shop and the relentless paradiddle of the never ending rain on the tin roof for company. Oh, and the repeated whining noise of your life partner reminding you how you pissed the holiday money away on a 3D-ready television set, and that this is all you now can afford.

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