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	T-Mobile - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		T-Mobile is a group of mobile phone corporate subsidiaries (all under the ownership of Deutsche Telekom) that operate GSM networks in Europe and the United States.
		The highly profitable GSM network in Germany is scheduled to be supplemented and ultimately replaced by UMTS, for which T-Mobile spent €8.2 billion in August 2000 to acquire one of the six licenses for Germany.
		Apart from mobile communications, T-Mobile is one of the largest public WiFi operators in The Netherlands.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/T-Mobile (1558 words)

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		Though the signing of a peace treaty brought the war between the Naturals and Coordinators to an apparent close, tensions fueled by the continued threat of Blue Cosmos continue to run high.
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	What's your mobile operator doing about security? - Network World
		Joanie Wexler is an independent networking technology writer/editor in California's Silicon Valley who has spent most of her career analyzing trends and news in the computer networking industry.
		Last week, for example, I mentioned that a peek under the hood at the operator's own network topology can help you determine how effective a particular carrier might be in providing wireless disaster-recovery service.
		Encryption, as well as end-user device authentication, is embodied in the network operator's base stations and often in user handset subscriber identity modules (SIM), sometimes called removable user identity modules (R-UIM) or, most recently, universal subscriber identity modules (USIM).
	www.networkworld.com /newsletters/wireless/2005/0321wireless2.html?fsr... (813 words)

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		Mobile Internet users numbered 34.6 million in June, and 81 percent of those users had access to enhanced Internet browsing for more Web-like experiences.
		More than 34.6 million users logged onto the Internet using their mobile devices in the month of June, according to a new study fielded by analyst firm Telephia.
		According to mobile industry watcher Telephia, some 34.6 million people use mobile Internet services, with email, weather, and sports services reaching the most users.
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