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  • Pope Francis kisses a child as he arrives to leads a meeting with altar workers in St Peter's square at the VaticanTech

    AT&T and Verizon spent $47 million prepping their networks for Pope Francis

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    Here’s why Dialog is buying Atmel for $4.6 billion

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  • Apple-HomeKit-Siri-CommandTech

    Apple’s HomeKit vision looks good in iOS 9 (but few people would know it)

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  • John Legere, CEO and President of T-Mobile US.Tech

    Here’s why cell carriers freak out when you use your unlimited data

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  • A 26131Tech

    Qualcomm’s Quick Charge 3.0 can charge a phone to 80% in 35 minutes

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  • US-ARCHITECTURE-FBITech

    The FBI warns citizens to beware of cybercrime and the Internet of things

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  • The Chamberlain MyQ on the Xfinity Home app.Tech

    Comcast adds Netgear’s cameras and Chamberlain garage doors to Xfinity home platform

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  • AT&T’s Ralph de la Vega.Tech

    AT&T’s plan for the Internet of things goes way beyond the network

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  • The Capsule SmartLinx vitals monitor running on existing medical equipment.Tech

    Qualcomm buys Capsule Technologie to connect home and hospital care

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  • The logo of IBM is seen at their booth pTech

    IBM appoints leader for its Internet of things practice

    By Andrew Nusca and Stacey Higginbotham
  • The Qualcomm Snapdragon Flight reference design and a sample drone.Tech

    New Qualcomm platform could lead to sub-$300 drones

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  • 466625005Tech

    A group of wireless execs aim to build a nationwide network for the Internet of things

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  • Inside The New York City Subway System As MTA Increases FaresTech

    Hey NYC, want to know where the best mobile data on the subway is? Try the Q.

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  • Advanced Micro DevicesTech

    AMD splits out its graphics chips into the Radeon Technology Group

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  • The new Bosch fridge with camera.Tech

    The smartest camera for your home isn’t for security, it’s for your food

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