Yearly Archives: 2005

Patent Office rejects one of Visto’s patents, says rival

REDWOOD CITY, Calif.-Seven said the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office rejected the claims of one of rival Visto Corp.'s patents, a move Seven said...

Lawmaker welcomes Sprint Nextel merger at House hearing

WASHINGTON-A key House lawmaker today said the proposed $36 billion merger between Sprint Corp. and Nextel Communications Inc. would bring added competition to a...

TowerStream completes VoIP over Wi-Fi trial

MIDDLETOWN, R.I.-TowerStream said it has completed a one-month trial using mobile Voice over Internet Protocol over a Wi-Fi network in Middletown.The mobile broadband provider...

CCI Telecom reports $2.5M in cell-site contracts

SAN ANTONIO, Texas-Telecommunications infrastructure company CCI Telecom Inc. said it has been awarded several contracts with major wireless carriers for cell-site construction. The contracts...

CDG boasts of growth in India

COSTA MESA, Calif.-The CDMA subscriber base in India has increased more than 500 percent to 14 million users since December 2002, according to the...

GSM subscribers double in Americas during 2004

BELLEVUE, Wash.-GSM subscribers more than doubled in the Western Hemisphere during 2004, according to 3G Americas.In the Americas from December 2003 to December 2004,...

Omron introduces face recognition tech. for personal devices

KYOTO, Japan-Omron Corp. introduced a face-recognition technology it said can be implemented in personal digital assistants, mobile phones and other mobile devices with camera...

GMSA says 139 W-CDMA terminal models on the market

SAWBRIDGEWORTH, United Kingdom-The number of W-CDMA terminals shipped or launched in the market has grown to 139 models, according to research from the Global...

NextWave emerges from bankruptcy

WASHINGTON-NextWave Telecommunications Inc. Tuesday emerged from bankruptcy following approval of its plan by Bankruptcy Judge Adlai Hardin Jr. NextWave filed for bankruptcy June 8,...

Rural carriers find little demand for cutting the cord

WASHINGTON-Rural carriers have received few, if any, requests for customers to switch from wireline to wireless, according to a survey released Monday by the...

Nokia, Sony Ericsson show off new phones

In conjunction with the CeBIT trade show in Germany, Nokia Corp. and Sony Ericsson showed off their new phone wares, which included mid-range devices,...

Bitfone to deliver customer care to Swisscom Mobile

LAGUNA NIGUEL-Over-the-air software developer Bitfone Corp. said it has been tapped by Swisscom Mobile to deliver customer care services to the carrier's high-end business...

Mobile music revenues could top $9B in next four years

HAMPSHIRE, United Kingdom-An exploding demand for full-track downloads will help push mobile music revenues to more than $9.3 billion by 2009, according to a...

Toshiba fuel cell recorded in Guinness World Records

TOKYO-Guinness World Records officially certified Toshiba Corp.'s direct methanol fuel cell (DMFC) as the world's smallest DMFC.The fuel cell is designed for integration into...

Verizon completes Cellular 2000 purchase

ST. CLOUD, Minn.-Verizon Wireless said it has completed the purchase of Cellular 2000 of St. Cloud from St. Cloud Wireless Holdings L.L.C. and that...

Microsoft hires AT&T Wireless marketing exec

REDMOND, Wash.-Microsoft Corp. announced it hired on an AT&T Wireless Services Inc. marketing executive to head the release of its new "Longhorn" desktop computer...

Talking while driving speeds up

WASHINGTON-The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration today said cell-phone use by drivers is on the rise. In 2004, according to a new NHTSA survey,...

Sprint PCS’ bundled voice plans top global list of ARPU drivers

Sprint PCS' bundled voice plans topped Analysys Research's list of the world's top 10 wireless services based on its ability to produce unmatched levels...

RF Micro exits WLAN chips, Infineon mulls wireless future

Two chipmakers are either selling or mulling selling part of their wireless businesses, while another company is selling its shares in a semiconductor firm.RF...

SouthernLinc selected as official supplier to Georgia

ATLANTA-Regional wireless provider SouthernLinc Wireless said it has been selected as an official communications supplier by the state of Georgia, solidifying a contract-based relationship...

Nortel to file 2004 results by end-April

TORONTO-Nortel Networks Ltd. said it will file its unaudited financial statements for the third quarter of 2004 and the unaudited financial statements for 2004...

Calif. bill to prohibit RFID for ID documents

WASHINGTON-Privacy advocates have rallied around a new California initiative that would prohibit driver's licenses and other identity documents issued by the state from containing...

American Tower to restate financials

BOSTON-American Tower Corp. said it will restate its previously issued financial statements for periods ending on or prior to Sept. 30 last year.It will...

Alamosa reports first quarterly profit at 1 cent per share

Sprint PCS affiliate Alamosa Holdings Inc. posted $221.7 million in total revenues during the fourth quarter of last year, which was in line with...

E-mail companies target casual user

After years of mostly futile efforts to exploit the largely untapped wireless e-mail market, wireless companies are thinking small. Instead of working to put...
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