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Matt's Mentions is a free daily telecom newsletter compiled by Matt Donnelly, managing editor at Pyramid Research. To subscribe, click here. Follow Matt on Twitter @PyramidMatt.

The following are the most widely read stories linked from Matt's Mentions for the week ending Feb. 3, 2012:

Matt's Mentions is a free daily telecom newsletter compiled by Matt Donnelly, managing editor at Pyramid Research. To subscribe, click here. Follow Matt on Twitter @PyramidMatt.

The following are the most widely read stories linked from Matt's Mentions for the week ending Feb. 3, 2012:

  1. Samsung’s Quad-Core Galaxy S III Reportedly Just 7mm Thick, Set to Launch in May

  2. Apple to Announce iPad 3 First Week in March

  3. Internet Banking Registers Phenomenal Growth

  4. Connecting Africa: The Next 10 Years of Mobile Growth

  5. Telefonica’s Wayra Accelerator Blows In from Latin America

  6. Facebook’s Mobility Challenge

  7. Since 2009, Mobile Internet Usage Has Doubled Every Year

  8. Mobile Banking Is More Secure Than Online Banking

  9. Samsung Cancels MWC 2012 Press Conference?

  10. Study Reveals Roaming Costs Have Contributed to Lost Business in One of Four Companies Surveyed

 

— Matt Donnelly, Managing Editor, Pyramid Research

This week's top telecom stories, as chosen by the readers of Matt's Mentions
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