Monthly Archives: September, 2009
Analyst Angle: Do carrier-subsidized netbooks show promise?
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Editor's Note: Welcome to our weekly feature, Analyst Angle. We've collected a group of the industry's leading analysts to give their outlook on the...
Kyocera sheds Indian product testing facility
MindTree Ltd. said it will pay $6 million to buy Kyocera Wireless Corp.’s Indian facility, Kyocera Wireless (India) Pvt. Ltd., which develops wireless products,...
AT&T Mobility to offer TerreStar dual-mode device: Hybrid cellular/satellite smartphone to launch at carrier in early 2010
AT&T Mobility plans to offer TerreStar Networks Inc.’s dual-mode cellular/satellite Genus smartphone and mobility solution to enterprise, government and small business customers and their...
Global Wireless News
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Alcatel-Lucent signs European Union's Code of Conduct on Energy Consumption of Broadband Equipment
From: WebWire
Alcatel-Lucent announced that it has signed the European Union's Code of...
Telefonica, partners plan LTE trials
Spanish-based telecom giant Telefonica said it reached an agreement with a half-dozen LTE equipment suppliers to launch test projects in six different countries in...
Report: RIM rules Indonesia’s mobile Internet market
Apple Inc.’s iPhone may be seen by most around the world as the uber-mobile device, but a report out of Indonesia suggests that the...
Weekly Deal Roundup
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Nokia Buys Travel Oriented Mobile Social Networking ServiceFrom: Information WeekContinuing its tendency to buy up smaller mobile content companies, Nokia has announced that it...
Analyst Angle: Verizon Wireless takes the lead, offering the best depth and variety of parental controls
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Editor's Note: Welcome to our weekly feature, Analyst Angle. We've collected a group of the industry's leading analysts to give their outlook on the...
T-Mo prices Cliq at $200, ready for pre-sales
T-Mobile USA Inc. said it would begin pre-sales of the Motorola Inc. Cliq smartphone Nov. 19, pricing the handset at $200 for qualified subscribers...
Garmin’s nuvifone finally gets its bearings: GPS-centric device found at AT&T Mobility … for a price
More than a year and a half after announcing plans for a cellular technology equipped device, Garmin International Inc. is finally set to enter...
FCC seeks comments from public-safety on mobile broadband access
As it tries to draft a national broadband communications plan, The Federal Communications Commission is seeking comment on how broadband access touches a variety...
Why Verizon won’t buy DirecTV
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The Wall Street Journal thinks that Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ) could be interested in buying satellite TV provider DIRECTV Group (Nasdaq: DTV) soon. In...
CNN launches iPhone app for $2
CNN has launched a news application for Apple Inc.'s iPhone that the media giant thinks could be a benchmark to measure the success of...
Reality Check: All Roads Lead to LTE (Eventually)
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Editor's Note: Welcome to our weekly Reality Check column. We've gathered a group of visionaries and veterans in the mobile industry to give their...
Reality Check: The question every board and shareholder wants you to answer
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Across corporations large and small, directly competing or related industries across the telecosm, CEOs are being asked one question by their primary investors and...
Movers and Shakers
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Nokia Siemens Networks - Paul Tyler has been named Head of Sales for the Asia Pacific division of Nokia Siemens Networks. Before this appointment,...
Nero unveils mobile synch platform
Nero today released a mobile synching application that will be bundled initially on Motorola Inc.'s Cliq and MotoDext handsets. Called Nero MobileSync, the platform...
AT&T, Google spar over Google Voice and open Internet
AT&T Inc. and Google Inc. ratcheted up the volume in an ongoing war of words over net neutrality and the Google Voice application. In...
AT&T looking to hire more than 100 in N.E.
Telecom giant AT&T Inc. said it plans to host a pair of job fairs this week looking to fill more than 100 positions across...
Is a DirecTV acquisition on the Verizon?
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Are the odds of a Verizon Communications bid for DirecTV Group shortening? The Wall Street Journal (subscription required)
Worst of the Week: Stinkin’ VoIP
Hello! And welcome to our Friday column, Worst of the Week. There's a lot of nutty stuff that goes on in this industry, so...
RIM’s shares tumble on lowered profits, modest forecast
Shares of BlackBerry maker Research In Motion Ltd. tumbled in after-hours trading after the device manufacturer posted second quarter financial results that showed a...
Vertical Markets: FEMA utilizes wireless technologies for its Nationwide Vehicle Tracking Program
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), a division of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is relying on Sprint (NYSE:S) to provide 2,000 Nextel...
@PCIA: Tower execs optimistic on broadband buildout
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The nation's top tower company executives are optimistic on the outlook for their industry, in part because they survived late 2008...
@PCIA: 17 companies actively working on IPR for WiMAX
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Fourth-generation technology deployments might be stifled by intellectual property rights as different ecosystems collaborate to make devices for the new standards,...
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