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Cellular offsets PCS costs for TDS CHICAGO-Telephone and Data Systems Inc. said strong cellular performance was offset by personal communications services development costs to produce a decline in net income …
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Geoworks’ operating system is the foundation for Toshiba Corp.’s Genio PCV100 Pocket Communicator. The companies said it is the first product to have wireless Web browsing capability. Initially targeted for …
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ATLANTA-XcelleNet Inc. filed a registration statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a public offering of 1.5 million shares of common stock, including 655,953 company shares and 844,047 from …
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NEW YORK-WinStar Communications Inc. announced an offering of $450 million of debt securities in a 144A institutional private placement. There is no equity associated with the offering. The offer includes …
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NATICK, Mass.-Natural MicroSystems Corp. said Wildfire Communications Inc. will use its voice and call processing products as well as its TX data communications processors in Network Wildfire, an updated version …
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SHERMAN OAKS, Calif.-Voice Powered Technology International Inc. signed an agreement with MobileMedia Corp., settling a dispute between the companies. MobileMedia paid VPTI $252,400 in settlement of the $452,4000 claimed by …
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NEW YORK-Led by technology companies in communications and software, 1996 was a record year for venture capital investments, and it may therefore be a tough act to follow. “Venture capital …
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SAN FRANCISCO-A company that claims to be a pioneer in voice recognition technology will be demonstrating its product for the first time at the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association’s Wireless ’97 …
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“Safety.” “Emergency protection.” “On-ramp to the information superhighway.” “Modern community infrastructure.” “Business efficiency.” “Disaster response.” “Low power.” “Efficient use of a limited natural resource-the radio spectrum.” “Anytime, anywhere communication.” “Reliable.”
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“No roaming charges.” “Lower cost.” “No contracts.” “Cost monitoring.” “Better battery life.” “Better service and coverage.” “User friendly phones (such as obvious volume controls).” “Simple, uncomplicated billing plan.” “No fraud.” …
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LISLE, Ill.-Swedish telecommunications operator Telia AG deployed its synchronous digital hierarchy GMU interface in its DXX managed networks to increase service capacity. The company has DXX systems in Europe, the …
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BellSouth Mobility Inc. has introduced a simplified per-minute rate plan for digital wireless customers making calls in their home state. Digital customers in BellSouth Mobility’s north Georgia, middle Georgia and …
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As buildout battles blossom across the nation, many industry leaders are coming to recognize that success in site acquisition requires a comprehensive strategy for maintaining good relations with communities. The …
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With up to nine wireless carriers in every major U.S. city competing for their share of the wireless telephone market, the recent winners of the C, D, E and F …
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After a 1993 lawsuit charged a woman’s brain tumor was the result of her cellular phone use, the wireless industry funded an independent research program to study any possible link …
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GTE Wireless Inc. said it turned on service ahead of time in Cincinnati last week due, in part, to the existence of clear city zoning regulations. “I correctly advised [GTE] …
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WASHINGTON-This may be the last year San Francisco will serve as the venue for the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association’s still-growing annual convention and exposition. Every square foot of the huge …
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This is the fifth and last installment in the exclusive RCR five-part series highlighting the results of the 1997 National Wireless Opinion Poll conducted by TynanGroup, Inc., of Santa Barbara, …
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif.-Superconductor Technologies Inc. introduced its SuperFilter family of receiver filter subsystems. The SuperFilter offers advantages over conventional filter technologies in the areas of interference protection, range extension and …