Sprint, which teamed up with Clearwire to become the only 4G network in the US at present, is apparently in a dilemma - Clearwire requires funds worth billion of dollars to complete the development of the high-speed 4G network across the country, and the company’s 54 percent owner, Sprint, has now decide how to fund the project.

According to a Government report, from September 1 India will be lawfully able to access the BlackBerry data.

India had earlier expressed its fear that terrorists and other militant groups could misuse BlackBerry or Internet and make plans for attacking the nation.

In an attempt to revive its app store platform App World, Research In Motion (RIM) has acquired Cellmania, the app store infrastructure developer which developers, manages as well as distributes mobile application storefronts for handset operators.

While Samsung has been trying to keep its iPad-challenger, the Samsung Galaxy Tab, under the warps before its forthcoming release, the tablet was earlier this week, filmed by an Australian technology journalist aboard a Sydney train.

Tech blog Engadget appears to be getting notably better at its knack of getting its hands on prototype/unreleased handset – this time round, the blog has cited an unnamed ‘inside’ source to disclose that T-Mobile is ‘soon’ unveiling the T-Mobile G2, the successor to the October 2008-released T-Mobile G1.

In a Friday announcement, the Finnish smartphone maker Nokia revealed that it is acquiring the San Francisco-based Motally - a small, privately-held mobile analytics firm that offers a software-usage tracking service to mobile app developers.