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To: MGV who wrote (169873)	5/28/2014 8:33:43 AM
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More: How the iPad Can Get Even Bigger NEW YORK ( TheStreet) - The iPhone may be the main revenue driver at Apple ( AAPL _), but CEO Timothy D. Cook is clear on expanding the reach of its second best product -- the iPad. Apple announced that it would be bringing the iPad Air and the iPad mini with Retina display to NTT DOCOMO ( DCM _) network, starting Tuesday, June 10. "We are extremely happy for iPad to join iPhone on NTT DOCOMO's network," Cook said in a press release. "The results on iPhone have been tremendous, and we look forward to delivering iPad to NTT DOCOMO customers." Both the iPad Air and iPad mini with Retina display will be available on DOCOMO's Xi LTE network. More at: thestreet.com o~~~ O

To: MGV who wrote (169873)	5/28/2014 3:06:05 PM
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Hushed Apple CDN plans; Global Internet users to reach three billion This week in telecom news, Apple is reportedly negotiating interconnection deals with ISPs to put together a CDN for its content. And the FCC has far more on its plate than Net neutrality in the wake of Comcast's and AT&T's dueling pay TV acquisitions. The FCC has yea or nay authority and has to assess the changing telecom market at the same time. The ITU released data that shows global Internet usage growing quickly, along with an estimate that there will be three billion global Internet users by year's end, with developing countries quickly signing on. Finally, Verizon and AT&T are the top ranked telecom operators according to a global Brand Finance. Read on for more on what you need to know in telecom news. Apple may build CDN; negotiating interconnection deals with ISPsApple is reportedly in negotiations with Internet service providers (ISPs) for interconnection deals to deliver Apple content to consumers. Apple has been rumored to be building its own content delivery network (CDN) after relying on other companies, like Akamai and Level 3, to deliver content including iTunes and apps, according to Ars Technica. More at: searchtelecom.techtarget.com o~~~ O