Dividend 15 Split Corp. ("Dividend 15") declares its regular monthly distribution of $0.10 for each Class A share ($1.20 annually) and $0.04375 for each Preferred share ($0.525 annually). Distributions are payable April 9, 2010 to shareholders on record as of March 31, 2010.Since inception Class A...

After a bunch of confusion regarding its status on TELUS, the LG Shine Touch (KM555) is now available at Rogers (NYSE: RCI) for $49.99 on contract. The LG Shine Touch is a sleek, if modest slate device, with a 3 WQVGA display, 3 megapixel camera, Wi-Fi, 3G, Bltouetooth, an FM radio, and LGs ho-hum S-class user ...

The ZoneFlex 7363 802.11n access point from Ruckus Wireless provides good performance, a useful mix of enterprise-class radio management and configuration features, and fine performance at an attractive price point. In addition to the dual-band ZoneFlex 7363, Ruckus Wireless also offers the new single-band 802.11n access point, the ZoneFlex 7343. - ...

Some 60,000 cell-phone users who had signed up to receive “promotional messages” from Nextones.com in order to get a free ringtone got just such a text message on January 18, 2006 advertising a cell-phone-related Stephen King book. This resulted in a class action that was thrown out on the grounds that plaintiffs had agreed to “terms and conditions” permitting such cell-phone advertising; more...

Ruckus Wireless' new wireless LAN solution offers cost-conscious businesses good performance in hostile airspace. - The new ZoneFlex 7363 from Ruckus Wireless sets an aggressive new point for enterprise-class 802.11n access points. With its intelligent antenna management, nice mix of features, and good TCP and UDP performance in hostile airspace, the ZoneFlex 7363 is an appealing all-around w...

The Korean consumer electronics giant has a new tablet in the works that it says will outperform Apples iPad with PC-class power and desktop connectivity features. According to an exclusive APCMag report, Samsungs yet unnamed device will sport the kind of hardware associated with PCs rather than portable devices. Philip Newton, an engineer with Samsung Australia’s

You can now get an 802.11n enterprise-class access point for less than $500 MSRP. How likely is that new price point to drive businesses off of 802.11g and onto the next generation of Wi-Fi for good? The answer might depend on your size and budget.

If youre a regular reader of IntoMobile, youll no doubt know of my steadfast support and constant thumbs-up-ness towards the BlackBerry (NSDQ: RIMM) theme designers at Elecite. Theyre truly the class of the field, providing top-notch BlackBerry themes for those of us that just arent happy enough with a stock UI. True, their themes are ...

Ruckus Wireless yesterday announced their groundbreaking 7300 series of access points, said ground being broken because of the remarkable price/performance these products bring. The single-radio 7343 is $499, and the dual-band/dual-radio 7363 is $599 - this for an enterprise-class AP that can operate standalone or with a controller, and which includes beamforming as a standard feature.

Combining a sleek, stylish look, advanced multimedia features and the best-in-class push-to-talk services of Nextel Direct Connect, announced availability of Motorola i890 on the Nextel National Network.Continue reading...