In the past few years, mobile devices have become an integral part of business and personal communications.
March 26, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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In the past few years, mobile devices have become an integral part of business and personal communications. In a typical day, a consumer may use a mobile device to read files on his company server, review stock quotes and the latest news, email or text colleagues, pay bills, post status updates on LinkedIn and Facebook, check airplane schedules, locate the nearest Starbucks and buy movie tickets.
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