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WabiSabiLabi, the company best known for building an online marketplace for security flaws, is getting into the hardware business.

Google has released an SDK (software development kit) that programmers can use to create mobile phone applications for the company's Android mobile platform.

Google's plans to enter the mobile industry with a cell phone platform might have impressed many in the industry but not Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft and one of Google's biggest competitors.

A founder of security start-up WabiSabiLabi was among those arrested by Milan police in connection with an ongoing spying scandal at Telecom Italia, according to published reports.

At a recent IT symposium at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, one area of study discussed was digitally augmented urban environments.

Don't hold your breath for "true" broadband wireless services: They'll be based on handheld devices that don't exist yet and networks that have barely been built, according to speakers at the Broadband World Forum in Paris.

Several companies including Texas Instruments (TI) and ZTE have joined the Linux Phone Standards (LiPS) Forum, the group announced on Monday.

The standard for the broadband wireless technology known as mobile WiMax has been approved. Mobile WiMax networks will allow customers to wirelessly access the Internet anywhere they may be in a city.

Thirteen software and telecommunications companies are launching a consortium to work together to develop new software and services based on open standards.

Rome City Council has opted to use open source software for some applications of a new council portal due to go into operation in May, a council spokesman said Thursday.