Monthly Archives: November, 2010

Reader Forum: Outsourcing managed network services for competitive advantage

Editor's Note: Welcome to our weekly Reader Forum section. In an attempt to broaden our interaction with our readers we have created this forum...

Silicon Valley musical chairs continues

The talent shortage in Silicon Valley only seems to be getting worse. Following a series of high-profile departures from Google (mostly in the direction of Facebook), and talks of some big-money deals going on in an effort to retain staff. There was a story going round (completely unconfirmed, of course) that Google gave a senior engineer $3.5million in stock to stop them leaving for Facebook.

Facebook “GMail Killer” to launch Monday?

Another day, another swirling internet rumour vortex. Well, we needed something to fill the void now all that Nexus Two business is sorted out, didn't we? A few months ago we got wind of an internal Facebook product codenamed "Project Titan", which Facebook apparently refer to as their "GMail killer".

RCR Wireless News to capture Texas Wireless Summit : Interview Austin execs on their role in wireless ecosystem

RCR Wireless News will be going local in Austin, Texas, next week as an official media sponsor for the Texas Wireless Summit. Executive...

Worst of the Week: TSO (Trade show overload)

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...

Q3 2010 carrier results wrap up

Editor's Note: The list below is a wrap up of third-quarter 2010 results for the nation's largest facilities-based and public wireless carriers. The results...

LTE Americas awards companies, individuals for LTE advances

Several companies and individuals were honored for their contributions to the LTE industry at this year's LTE Americas event earlier this week in Dallas.Alcatel-Lucent...

T-Mobile USA unwraps holiday promotions

T-Mobile USA Inc. (DTEGY) laid its cards on the table for the holiday selling season unveiling some promotional modifications to its Even More contract...

Bits and Bytes: Convergys addresses ‘bill shock'; Jelli launches mobile radio app; and more

Convergys launched a solution that helps address mobile ‘bill shock' for customers. The Smart Rating and Billing Manager 5.0 product allows customers to set...

Political campaigns turn to text message harassment

In at least 10 states this election cycle, organizations supporting Republican campaigns used text messaging to try to reduce Democratic turnout, says progressive political...

@ LTE N.A. 2010: MetroPCS' LTE play a cost, efficiency move

DALLAS – Regional operator MetroPCS Communications Inc. (PCS) surprised many recently when it became the first domestic carrier, and one of the first in...

HP to pay $16M to settle e-rate abuse charges

Hewlett-Packard Co. will play $16.25 million to the government as part of a settlement for alleged fraud in the E-rate program, which funds Internet...

@ Open Mobile Summit: America’s pastime, congested networks and live video

SAN FRANCISCO — “Everything’s going mobile,” Bob Bowman, CEO of MLB.com, said during a keynote panel here at the Open Mobile Summit.Bowman was direct...

Partnerships: Celcom chooses Motricity solution; Airbiquity partners with Bosch; and more

Motricity said it has been chosen by Celcom, a 3G operator in Maylasia, to provide its mCore Platform so that Celcom's subscribers can experience...

@ LTE N.A. 2010: LightSquared set for first satellite launch

DALLAS – LightSquared's ambitious plans to offer a satellite/terrestrial-based wholesale wireless network is set to get off the ground this weekend as the company's...

Globecomm uses wireless, satellite to solve complex network challenges

Globecomm Systems Inc. (GCOM) has found a niche in the wireless space by solving complex communications problems using wireless and satellite technologies. The...

IBM says new chip technology offers huge boost to wireless devices and networks

A whopping 6 trillion text messages were sent by mobile users across the planet last year, but computing powerhouse IBM Corp. believes that's small...

Featured Video @ Open Mobile Summit: Ideaworks Labs President Alex Caccia

SAN FRANCISCO — Ideaworks Labs President Alex Caccia talks about simplifying the development process for applications across multiple operating systems and storefronts.

Featured Video @ Open Mobile Summit: Openwave CEO Ken Denman

SAN FRANCISCO — RCR Wireless News caught up with Openwave CEO Ken Denman at the Open Mobile Summit here and asked him about network...

Analyst Angle: M&A in the mobile games sector – who will be next?

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...

Capital Markets: Novatel buys Enfora; Brightpoint expands share repurchase; and more

Novatel Wireless Inc. entered a definitive agreement to acquire privately held Enfora Inc., which provides asset-management solutions that use wireless technology and machine-to-machine...

Video QoE is not Network QoS Subscriber Experience is the Key to Video-based Revenue

Join Avvasi Inc. and Yankee Group as they discuss how service providers that embrace the paradigm of delivering video as an experience will prosper...

Google giving all staff Christmas bonus, pay rise

We saw Google's quarterly financial results not too long ago, and while The Big G wasn't quite on par with Apple's earning power, they still fared pretty damn well. So well, in fact, that the powers that be in Mountain View have reached into their deep pockets and are throwing a thousand greenbacks at each employee as a Christmas present.

@ Open Mobile Summit: Foursquare CEO talks about 'turning life into a game'

SAN FRANCISCO — “We’re turning life into a game” and trying to “make the world a little more interesting to explore,” Foursquare CEO Dennis...
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