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		<title>CTIA, The Final Installment &#8211; Femto What?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[One of the technologies that was scattered out across the exhibitor area at CTIA, is a device called a femtocell.  What is a femtocell, you ask?  Think of it as a miniature cell tower connected to your broadband connection at home.  Here&#8217;s how it works.  You connect the femtocell to your cable or DSL modem [...]]]></description>
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