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Ina Fried

Ina Fried

Senior Editor, Mobile

    Latest articles by Ina Fried

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    Intel missed the mobile revolution. Now it faces its day of reckoning.Intel missed the mobile revolution. Now it faces its day of reckoning.
    Technology

    The company could announce mass layoffs when it reports quarterly earnings later Tuesday.

    By Ina Fried
    Technology
    BlackBerry CEO Defends Giving Canada Access to Some Consumer Account InfoBlackBerry CEO Defends Giving Canada Access to Some Consumer Account Info
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    John Chen said any assistance was provided based on company policies, while assuring businesses and governments that their data remains protected.

    By Ina Fried
    Technology
    Charges Fly Fast and Furiously as Verizon Strike ContinuesCharges Fly Fast and Furiously as Verizon Strike Continues
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    Meanwhile, the two sides met on Friday, but union officials said talks ended after a half hour.

    By Ina Fried
    Technology
    OMG, Theater Executive Says He’s Open to Letting Millennials Text During MoviesOMG, Theater Executive Says He’s Open to Letting Millennials Text During Movies
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    “When you tell a 22-year-old to ‘turn off the phone, don’t ruin the movie,’ they hear, ‘Please cut off your left arm above the elbow.’”

    By Ina Fried
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    Microsoft Sues U.S., Says It Shouldn’t Have to Keep Quiet About Data RequestsMicrosoft Sues U.S., Says It Shouldn’t Have to Keep Quiet About Data Requests
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    The company says secrecy demands have become the norm when the federal government demands customer data.

    By Ina Fried
    Technology
    Apple Is Ending iTunes Allowances, but Why?Apple Is Ending iTunes Allowances, but Why?
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    The feature has been part of iTunes since 2003, the year Apple opened the virtual music store.

    By Ina Fried
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    Making sense of Facebook’s moves to speed up the mobile InternetMaking sense of Facebook’s moves to speed up the mobile Internet
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    The company -- like Google, Starry and others -- hopes to tap high-frequency waves to speed up the mobile Internet in urban areas.

    By Ina Fried
    Technology
    Amazon’s Latest Kindle Lasts for Months on a Single Charge -- Why Can’t More Devices?Amazon’s Latest Kindle Lasts for Months on a Single Charge -- Why Can’t More Devices?
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    The latest model, Kindle Oasis, has an internal battery about a tenth the capacity of those in a smartphone.

    By Ina Fried
    Technology
    New Patent Suits in Q1 Hit Lowest Level Since 2011New Patent Suits in Q1 Hit Lowest Level Since 2011
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    But is it a true detente or just a blip?

    By Ina Fried
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    HTC and LG, Former Smartphone Leaders, Struggle to Get Out of Samsung’s ShadowHTC and LG, Former Smartphone Leaders, Struggle to Get Out of Samsung’s Shadow
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    The struggling Taiwanese phone maker says the HTC 10 offers a fresh design and improved camera, while Korea’s LG is trying to convince developers to build add-ons for its G5.

    By Ina Fried