 O2 admits it gives users' numbers to sitesNetwork plugs security hole after it inadvertently provides users' numbers to websites accessed using 3G network
Mobile operator O2 has admitted that it regularly hands over subscribers' phone numbers to sites that offer age-restricted material and premium-rate billing, whether the users (...) [The Guardian]  Fragmentation Is Not the End of Android "The fragmentation of Android is very real and very problematic for end users, developers, mobile operators, device manufacturers, and Google. However fragmentation does not mean Android is going to 'die' or 'fail' as some seem to think. On the contrary I think we can count on Android playing a (...) [OSNews] London set for free wi-fi boost Mobile operator O2 announces plans to install 'Europe's biggest' free wi-fi zone in London in time for the Olympics. [BBC] London set for free wi-fi boost Mobile operator O2 announces plans to install 'Europe's biggest' free wi-fi zone in London in time for the Olympics. [BBC News] Globally Recognized Entrepreneur and Mobile Operator Veteran Dr. Saad Al Barrak Joins Red Lambda's Board of Directors Orlando, FL – January 4, 2012 – Red Lambda , Inc., a software company transforming security and operational intelligence for 'Big Data' IT and network infrastructures, today announced the appointment... [WebWire High tech security] Globally Recognized Entrepreneur and Mobile Operator Veteran Dr. Saad Al Barrak Joins Red Lambda's Board of Directors Orlando, FL – January 4, 2012 – Red Lambda , Inc., a software company transforming security and operational intelligence for 'Big Data' IT and network infrastructures, today announced the appointment... [WebWire Internet technology] Globally Recognized Entrepreneur and Mobile Operator Veteran Dr. Saad Al Barrak Joins Red Lambda's Board of Directors Orlando, FL – January 4, 2012 – Red Lambda , Inc., a software company transforming security and operational intelligence for 'Big Data' IT and network infrastructures, today announced the appointment... [WebWire Computer networks] Free for all? Why mobile operators fear the end of phone calls The use of BlackBerry Messenger in the riots gave an insight into the two-tier mobile society - where lots of people have discovered ways to stay in touch virtually for free. Operators worry more will follow suit
The August riots pushed the popularity of BlackBerry Messenger into the public (...) [The Guardian]
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