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Tech biggie Google’s recent filing with the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has unveiled the images of the company’s next-generation version of its Glass headgear. The new version of the device is the ‘Google Glass Enterprise Edition.’
The images of the new Glass have surfaced...
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Just a week is left for Verizon and Sprint customers to claim a refund for unauthorized charges in their mobile bills. In May, both the companies have entered into ‘cramming’ settlement with the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) worth $158 million.
Current and former subscribers who...
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The US Federal Communications has said that it has imposed a fine of $750,000 on tech services firm Smart City Holdings LLC, which has an office in Lake Buena Vista. The company has been fined by the FCC for blocking personal Wi-Fi connections at convention centers across the US.
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Last week, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) granted Bedford, Massachusetts-based robotic company iRobot Corp. the permission to manufacture a robotic lawn mower. Previously, iRobot has produced a robotic vacuum cleaner called Roomba.
The FCC documents have revealed that the...
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On Thursday, the officials at the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to reject a petition from T-Mobile and other smaller carriers seeking more federal protections in the 2016 radio-wave auction.
Via the petition, T-Mobile and its allies had requested the FCC to increase the...
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Thursday came to the rescue of the disgruntled consumers who can now promptly request the blocking of the undesired robocalls and automated text messages.
FCC announced in a statement,” As part of this package, the Commission has made clear...
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AT&T dismisses accusations of misleading customers over its unlimited data plans and thus intends to ‘vigorously dispute’ the $100 million proposed fine by Federal Communications Commission (FCC) which has charged AT&T with flouting the Open Internet Order of 2010.
AT&T has...
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In a noteworthy Thursday ruling, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit has turned down the telecom industry's request for the partial suspension of the implementation of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)'s new Net Neutrality rules till the time the rules are...
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The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said that it will take some time before it announces a decision about the proposed merger Comcast and Time Warner Cable (TWC) and AT&T's acquiring DirecTV.
The agency said that it would announce the results of its three-month long review...
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With the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Tom Wheeler having recently proposed the reclassification of broadband under so-called Title II legislation, the proposal – to be voted later this month - is being widely opposed.
In a formal opposition of Wheeler’s proposal,...
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US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Tom Wheeler has proposed that Internet access should be regulated by the government like a public utility; similar to the regulation of phone service and other public utilities. The proposal will be voted by the Congress at an open meeting...
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Announcing the postponement of the spectrum-incentive auction yet again, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said in a last-week statement that the auction will now be held in early 2016, instead of mid-2015.
The auction - of 600 MHz spectrum licenses returned by broadcasters for...
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