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 | 3 February, 2010 |
| | | Nokia sees impressive Q4 rebound, then unleashes the price war |
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| | | Mergers, reunions and break-ups: the UK mobile market transforms |
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| | | Android community chases Apple’s user experience ‘magic’ |
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| | | Auctions must be decoupled to release brakes on mobile broadband |
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| | | AT&T wireline resilient, but its investment priority has to be wireless |
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| | | ARM promises new processors and better 2010 results |
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| | | Clearwire gains market confidence as others eye its multi-provider model |
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| | | DoCoMo plans dramatic shift to SIM-only plans |
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| | | Cisco weighs in on smart grid aspects of US broadband plan |
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| | | Nokia Siemens falls further behind Huawei with 18% sales drop |
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| | | Spidercloud and ip.access target wireless enterprise |
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| | | OK Labs and Citrix turn the phone into a web PC |
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| | | DoCoMo pushes ahead of the market on LTE devices |
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 | 27 January, 2010 |
| | | Apple plays it safe with iPad, refusing to shift the goalposts |
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| | | Verizon’s results highlight huge dependence on mobile data |
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| | | No surprise, but Telia’s LTE network isn’t as fast as promised |
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| | | Oracle-Sun merger cleared: mobile impact slow burning but serious |
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| | | Maps and emerging markets: Nokia’s biteback at Android |
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| | | Ericsson suffers 92% profits drop but maintains lead over Huawei |
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| | | Softbank could get 4G by the back door with Willcom rescue plan |
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| | | Updated Palm phones are the latest to double as portable hotspots |
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| | | Motorola latest on legal bandwaggon, suing RIM |
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| | | Cellcos launch new inhouse brands to target new markets |
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| | | Vivendi looks to enter “hyper-competitive” Indian market |
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| | | Technologies that will turn up in this year’s smartphones? |
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| | | INQ prepares to expand into US and Asia |
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| | | Microsoft: two WinMo 7s and an Apple search deal? |
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| | | Opera buys into mobile advertising to monetize browser |
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| | | Second time around, BSNL selects WiMAX partners |
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| | | WiMAX and Wi-Fi in Brief January 27 2010 |
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| | | Worth Noting January 27 2010 |
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 | 20 January, 2010 |
| | | Could Samsung and LiMO turn Google’s China row to advantage? |
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| | | Could Motorola’s Android Shadow double as Nexus Two? |
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| | | Apple versus Nokia: content model will be key to the outcome |
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| | | Ovi Store for Maemo: |
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| | | Nokia’s latest patent: |
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| | | Amdocs aims to transform carriers, and itself, with ‘customer experience platform’ |
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| | | Midrange is new handset hotbed, as US carriers’ new plans show |
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| | | Intel’s strong Q4 doesn’t mask its uphill battle for low power markets |
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| | | 3 Scandinavia and Telstra in tussle for HSPA+ leadership |
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| | | Sprint and Clearwire could tap WalMart and Google for WiMAX expansion |
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| | | Vodafone revs up UK femtocell program |
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| | | Carlos Slim to create Latin American quad play powerhouse |
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| | | Indonesia first with latest CDMA release, but sticks to older WiMAX |
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| | | Ericsson’s key services business gets new chief |
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| | | Motorola puts sale of networks arm on hold, reports say |
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| | | Satellite sidelined in new round of US stimulus awards? |
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| | | Apple seeks to block Nokia imports, Nokia scores in Europe |
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| | | WirelessHD standard makes progress, driven by SiBeam |
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| | | Orange extends its MVNE deal with Transatel |
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| | | O2 comes full circle with fixed voice services |
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| | | Operator News in Brief: |
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| | | Russia to auction 2.3GHz spectrum but obstacles remain |
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| | | Full Spectrum brings WiMAX to smart grids |
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 | 13 January, 2010 |
| | | AT&T cuts iPhone umbilical cord, as mobile software fragments again |
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| | | Symbian 3 due next month, WinMo 7 may be way behind |
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| | | Souped-up iPhone could appear as early as April |
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| | | Four OSs and over 30 models lead LG’s smartphone charge |
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| | | Can Intel really make it back into the smartphone market? |
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| | | GSMA research shows why carriers shouldn’t ignore 2.6GHz auctions |
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| | | NSN elbows into Telia’s LTE deal: |
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| | | Bell Labs leads push for thousandfold energy reduction in telecoms |
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| | | Clearwire and Sprint expand their business models with WiMAX |
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| | | Google’s Nexus angers users, developers and even Android vendors |
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| | | Bharti expands in Bangladesh and app stores, but still waiting for 3G |
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| | | TransferJet on the verge of commercial reality |
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| | | ETRI action sees IPR balance of power shifting in Korea’s favor |
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| | | MetroPCS’ slowdown points to the bursting of the flat rate bubble |
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| | | CES: round-up of the latest ereaders and tablets |
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| | | Verizon points to usage-based pricing for LTE |
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| | | All three carriers must work to boost TD-SCDMA, says China |
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| | | DoCoMo promises lightweight phones with multiband amp |
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| | | Kineto moves into carrier offload |
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| | | Stoke wins LTE gateway deal at DoCoMo |
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| | | Ericsson buys Italian integrator to boost services |
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| | | Gemini increases R&D to tap into huge Indian WiMAX opportunity |
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 | 6 January, 2010 |
| | | Nexus One may carry the seeds of Android’s destruction |
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| | | Mobile data offload is essential, whether vendors like it or not |
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| | | CES: Tablets and smartbooks take center stage |
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| | | CES: Sprint and Clearwire bring WiMAX to the CE world |
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| | | Nokia takes on Apple, but Samsung is the real threat |
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| | | Google and Apple go to war on apps and ads, as well as phones |
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| | | Telefonica buys Jajah for Telco 2.0 strategy at O2 |
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| | | DoCoMo turns to remote radio heads for LTE strategy |
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| | | Bluetooth standard gains low energy mode |
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| | | Quantenna puts in its bid for the wireless home with reference design |
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| | | Palm’s awful quarter in sad contrast to a buoyant Q3 at RIM |
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| | | Nortel’s break-up almost over, Huawei rubs salt in the wound |
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| | | Qualcomm loses COO to Memjet |
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| | | Free gets fourth 3G license in France and could trigger price war |
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| | | Vodafone strengthens Turkish arm with backhaul buy |
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| | | Operator News in Brief January 6 2010 |
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| | | Indian 3G auction pushed back to February |
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| | | W-CDMA base stations to drive market for years |
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| | | Huawei beats Ericsson in Sweden |
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| | | LTE and HSPA+ in Brief January 6 2010 |
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| | | Taiwan’s WiMAX operators likely to consolidate |
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| | | WiMAX and Wi-Fi in Brief January 6 2010 |
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| | | Worth Noting January 6 2010 |
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 | 16 December, 2009 |
| | | Google ‘mobile lab’ highlights Android conflicts; LiMO should exploit them |
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| | | LTE gets first live network, WiMAX adds India – both face big 2010 challenges |
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| | | Prepare for stand-off at the top, as Nokia and Samsung load their weapons |
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| | | Nortel is gone, Motorola could break into four: a year of turmoil in networks |
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| | | T-Mobile kicks off femto interoperability tests, Ubiquisys turns to software |
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| | | BSNL goes live with first Mobile WiMAX network in India |
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| | | Sony Ericsson supports Java as the antidote to fragmentation |
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| | | TeliaSonera – first live LTE network: |
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| | | Apple countersues Nokia on 13 patent counts |
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| | | Two more candidates vye for wireless HD video standard |
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| | | Wireless and TV sectors in uneasy truce on spectrum inventory |
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| | | Broadcom ups the ante in mobile multimedia processors |
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| | | Synaptics’ concept ‘squeeze-phone’ brings touch to all surfaces |
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| | | Opera offers cross-platform UI to OEMs, Fennec coming up behind |
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| | | Nokia and Samsung both invest in Swype |
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| | | Cellcos ride out recession with cutbacks, but these can’t last |
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| | | AT&T sounds deathknell for unlimited data plans |
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| | | Operator News in Brief December 16 2009 |
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| | | India insists 3G auction will be on time, may act against tariff war |
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| | | LTE and HSPA+ in Brief December 16 2009 |
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| | | Spanish WiMAX contract is ZTE’s largest ever European deal |
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| | | WiMAX and Wi-Fi in Brief December 16 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting December 16 2009 |
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 | 2 December, 2009 |
| | | Capital Markets Day: Handsets will grow 10% in 2010, but Nokia will be a firm in transition |
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| | | Google looks beyond Android for magic mix of openness and control |
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| | | Clearwire’s end of year report card: Stage set for scores of partnerships at home and abroad |
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| | | India gives clues to the wireless vendors’ new landscape |
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| | | LTE will create more silicon shake-up, and chances for WiMAX players |
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| | | Nortel GSM buys fills voice switching gap for Ericsson |
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| | | Sale of Japan’s Willcom could signal final death of PHS |
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| | | Spanish cablecos could form Clearwire-style group in 2.6GHz |
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| | | Tele2 is frontrunner to go national at Russia’s new auctions |
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| | | Nokia joins AT&T in suing LCD display makers for alleged cartel |
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| | | Philips and Vodafone step up mobile healthcare efforts |
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| | | Kroes takes on Europe’s digital agenda as new telecoms laws approved |
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| | | Access Linux appears in first phone, LiMO may be its best hope |
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| | | FCC chief calls for more spectrum and new funds for broadband |
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| | | Baidu to challenge Google with preloaded search engine |
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| | | Microsoft pushes mobile store concept to enterprise with Pinpoint |
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| | | Orascom eyes midsized merger, Bouygues says ‘non’ |
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| | | O2 launches personalized mobile ads service |
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| | | International players pour funds into India |
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| | | Operator News in Brief December 2 2009 |
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| | | China’s 3G spend to hit $6.3bn this year, down slightly in 2010 |
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| | | Lenovo buys back its mobile arm for new cellphone assault |
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| | | Decouple WiMAX and 3G auctions in India, says Forum |
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| | | US broadband stimulus awards delayed again |
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| | | 3Com’s new WLan range complicates HP deal |
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| | | WiMAX and Wi-Fi in Brief December 2 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting December 2 2009 |
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 | 25 November, 2009 |
| | | Flat rates out, premium user experience in: cellcos prepare their defense |
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| | | Single OS dream is dead – cloudbooks and phones have contrasting needs |
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| | | European Union and Ericsson abandon actions against Qualcomm |
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| | | Google and the chipmakers aim to harness mobile multicore |
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| | | Ericsson vs Huawei: US, financing and LTE are this month’s battles |
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| | | ZigBee and Z-Wave in smart grid stand-off, with Wi-Fi the wild card |
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| | | More upheaval expected among the US’ six main cellcos |
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| | | Nokia and Infineon work on gigabit MID silicon designs |
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| | | Murdoch enlists Microsoft in fight against Google and free content |
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| | | iPhone spreads its wings but anger with App Store mounts |
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| | | Sony Ericsson sticks with Android, hits Satio problems |
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| | | RadioFrame: ahead of its time in the mobile enterprise |
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| | | Finland auctions 4G spectrum, but Germany’s plans hit legal barrier |
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| | | Ovi Store gains momentum but Sony plans its own mobile shopfront |
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| | | Is the Wi-Fi Flip Cisco’s first step to a smartphone? |
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| | | SFR goes live with femtocells, rejects quad play |
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| | | Indian price war mounts, auction could be delayed again |
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| | | Operator News in Brief November 25 2009 |
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| | | Alcatel-Lucent first to complete LTE data call at 800MHz |
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| | | Korea adopts new band plan to boost WiBro |
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| | | Sequans gets Motorola and ALU support for R&D push |
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| | | WiMAX and Wi-Fi in Brief November 25 2009 |
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| | | Wireless Watch November 25 2009 |
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 | 16 November, 2009 |
| | | Wireless vendors in further turmoil; will Motorola exit infrastructure? |
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| | | Qualcomm remains patent leader in LTE; signs big three phonemakers |
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| | | Ericsson to use Redback acquisition for LTE core challenge |
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| | | Interoperability and reference designs – femtocells get ready for volume |
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| | | Qualcomm to launch TD-SCDMA and TD-LTE next year |
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| | | Carrier Wi-Fi enjoys revival in broadband access and utilities |
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| | | Qualcomm focuses on LTE and HSPA+, but CDMA soldiers on |
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| | | CDMA group focuses on 3G survival and new markets |
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| | | Amimon shifts focus to Wi-Fi as Sony drops it for WirelessHD |
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| | | Google’s new programming language will target mobile world |
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| | | Weather balloons no longer a crazy idea for rural coverage |
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| | | 3 is latest to adopt traffic shaping for data explosion |
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| | | Silicon Image eyes new opportunities in all-in-one smartphones |
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| | | Microsoft loses more mobile share, RIM looks resilient |
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| | | HD voice comes to Android, but can it really save voice revenues? |
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| | | Wireless will be key overlap area in HP-3Com merger |
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| | | Android reduces value of Microsoft’s search alliance with Verizon |
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| | | Flurry says Droid is fastest selling Android phone to date |
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| | | Nokia unveils a low cost DVB-H phone at last |
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| | | China Mobile and Claro Brazil launch Dell’s first phone |
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| | | Telcos are failing to innovate, says Accenture |
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| | | Operator News in Brief November 18 2009 |
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| | | India aims to open new bands “quickly” after January auctions |
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| | | Samsung sees WiMAX as its chance to be an infrastructure leader |
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| | | UK begins consultation on white spaces spectrum |
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| | | Worth Noting November 18 2009 |
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| | | WiMAX and Wi-Fi in Brief November 18 2009 |
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 | 11 November, 2009 |
| | | Samsung’s Bada: why does the OS matter in the smartphone mass market? |
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| | | What becomes of MontaVista’s handset strategy after Cavium buy? |
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| | | Google intrudes further on the cellco’s business with AdMob and Gizmo5 buys |
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| | | Huawei gets Telenor LTE deal, but Cisco may be the real winner |
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| | | One Voice initiative looks to make IMS more usable for LTE |
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| | | Vodafone’s stable results achieved with cost cutting not services |
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| | | Samsung deal boosts Qualcomm’s rocky Korean fortunes |
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| | | Vodafone and BT create platforms in the cloud |
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| | | Death of TMo’s myFaves is more than the end of a calling option |
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| | | Clearwire gets a further $1.5bn as it sticks to aggressive coverage plan |
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| | | Financing, franchises, leasing – the cellco’s changing vendor relationship |
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| | | Consolidation looms as Indian cellcos resort to per-second billing |
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| | | Huawei, ALU and even Intel may eye Indian equipment ventures |
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| | | Could mobile satellite operators provide FCC with the spectrum it needs? |
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| | | Google calls for open spectrum rules, enabled by OFDM |
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| | | RIM and Palm try to dilute the downsides of single-vendor OSs |
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| | | Mobility should strengthen Cisco’s UC challenge to Microsoft |
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| | | Qualcomm to debut first smartbook platform tomorrow |
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| | | Data caps could give RIM a new day in the smartphone sun |
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| | | HTC’s HD2 with internal router is latest bid to revive 2010 fortunes |
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| | | Tower sharing could cut cellco costs by $8bn in MEA |
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| | | Operator News in Brief November 11 2009 |
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| | | Alvarion shares rise on strong WiMAX outlook despite cautious Q3 |
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| | | WiMAX and Wi-Fi in Brief November 11 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting November 11 2009 |
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 | 4 November, 2009 |
| | | Google gets its place in the sun with carriers, Nokia courts AT&T |
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| | | Strong Android phones, but will this be enough for Motorola and SEMC? |
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| | | Start-ups Spidercloud and AirHop eye carriers’ shift to small cells |
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| | | BT Ribbit highlights a non-Google option for carriers in Voice 2.0 |
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| | | ALU focuses on vision as loss quadruples, NSN more pragmatic |
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| | | Atheros targets high and low end of 11n market with 2010 line-up |
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| | | Orange adds to TD-LTE hopes of a global ecosystem |
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| | | Juniper goes it alone for packet core with universal edge approach |
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| | | Novatel’s MiFi opportunity may have a short shelf life |
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| | | New licenses and MVNO deals mark a new start for WiBro |
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| | | Bluetooth SIG transfers affections from UWB to 60GHz |
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| | | Indonesian Life Tools launch shows Nokia’s real differentiator |
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| | | Verizon Wireless supports touch optimized Microsoft Bing |
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| | | CDMA body joins 3GPP on road to 4G |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief November 4 2009 |
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| | | Augere raises funds to step up international WiMAX push |
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| | | Intel could take part in Indian spectrum bid with major cellco |
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| | | Cablevision talks up the Wi-Fi option for quad play |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief November 4 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting November 4 2009 |
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 | 28 October, 2009 |
| | | Symbian releases open kernel and signs key carriers for Horizon |
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| | | M&A: Amdocs and Tellabs target new-look cellco supply chain |
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| | | Nokia sues Apple for patent infringement, will others follow? |
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| | | Verizon and AT&T look to new networks and quad play for future growth |
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| | | Google pushes free model into navigation and music, more to come |
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| | | Google’s latest spectrum venture could be in India |
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| | | Marvell Armada and ARM’s Sparrow up the ante against Atom |
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| | | Recession hits Ericsson at last, but ZTE looks immune |
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| | | US carriers set for holiday smartphone stand-off |
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| | | picoChip extends femtocell’s reach to outdoor and rural networks |
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| | | US net neutrality plans faces opposition, but Europe avoids the issue |
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| | | LG phone sales soar, HTC adopts new global branding |
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| | | Vendors vye to outdo one another in LTE ‘world firsts’ |
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| | | Mobile flat at Microsoft, Zune to come to WinMo 7 |
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| | | Netbook bundling could open the back door for US mobile TV |
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| | | Level 3 adds to wave of new options for US wireless backhaul |
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| | | Clearwire to hit target of 25 live markets this year |
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| | | First white spaces network live in Virginia |
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 | 21 October, 2009 |
| | | After Q3 problems, Nokia moves CFO to sourcing: watch for chip changes |
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| | | RAD: Operators ready for Carrier Ethernet, to address LTE ‘intelligence crunch’ |
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| | | Will Google really create a ‘gPhone’ to wrongfoot Apple? |
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| | | Ericsson results may highlight NSN’s weakness as Nokia takes huge writedown |
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| | | New hopes for WiMAX as UK makes rules for 2.6GHz and 3.5GHz |
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| | | Samsung preserves proprietary OS with multiplatform store for carriers |
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| | | IDT sale plan shows new interest in LMDS for mobile backhaul |
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| | | Spotify ties with 3 to shake up mobile content market further |
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| | | Off-grid mobile charging to power $2.3bn opportunity |
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| | | Bluetooth Low Energy to reach handsets in 2010 |
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| | | Ericsson signs Chinese partner to boost social nets strategy |
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| | | Verizon follows AT&T into the quad play |
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| | | Sprint acquires last affiliate to end lawsuits |
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| | | Chinese operators’ profits hit by marketing costs |
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| | | Operator News in Brief October 21 2009 |
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| | | Vendor labs already look towards LTE Advanced |
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| | | Airvana says smartphones, not dongles, are the danger for mobile networks |
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| | | Clearwire ratings boosted as Time Warner Cable announces launch |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief October 21 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting October 21 2009 |
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 | 14 October, 2009 |
| | | Mobile Linux choices proliferate as fragmentation risk mounts |
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| | | Cisco buys Starent, boosting 4G strategy and outsmarting Juniper |
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| | | Is smartphone differentiation all about software? Samsung says no |
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| | | Atom boosts Intel again, but it has uphill battle against ARM |
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| | | Marvell puts a hotspot into a handset as Wi-Fi Direct emerges |
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| | | New CEO ‘class of 2009’ takes over in wireless |
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| | | Operators fear there will be no LTE devices until 2011 |
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| | | Femto Forum announces first plugfest in push to standards economics |
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| | | Sidekick outage shows dark side of the cloud, as Vodafone piles in |
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| | | Microsoft promises first Windows Mobile reference designs |
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| | | Orange UK joins 3 and O2 in bid to take control of MVNOs |
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| | | Nokia and Motorola see a way to get their Turkish money back at last |
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| | | Sprint loses Amazon, but may win Barnes & Noble |
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| | | T-Mobile USA undecided on 4G strategy |
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| | | AT&T doesn’t break even on iPhone until month 17 |
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| | | Orange-TMo UK venture could face hurdles |
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| | | Operator News in Brief October 14 2009 |
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| | | Alcatel-Lucent breaks into China Telecom’s Rev B trials |
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| | | Germany may face EC legal action over auction |
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| | | ST-Ericsson’s TD-HSPA module brings new Chinese progress |
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| | | WiMAX Forum submits ‘WiMAX 2.0’ as official 4G standard |
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| | | Airspan bounces back with hat trick of deals |
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| | | Brocade replaces Meru with Motorola for enterprise WLans |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief October 14 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting October 14 2009 |
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 | 7 October, 2009 |
| | | Verizon/Google versus AT&T/Apple: the mobile web game polarizes |
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| | | Palm’s revised webOS developer program looks more open than Google |
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| | | Clearwire and Yota extend their reach as flagwavers for new WiMAX models |
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| | | Alcatel-Lucent extends ng Connect as Telco 2.0 becomes real |
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| | | Nokia Qt and Adobe Flash Player 10 sit above the OS wars |
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| | | Windows Mobile 6.5 debuts, gets slots with top three US carriers |
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| | | ITU: Africa offers greatest mobile potential, Asian vendors rise to challenge |
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| | | Indian 3G and WiMAX auctions both hit further delays as price war escalates |
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| | | ZTE looks to LTE and Europe to gain top three place in devic |
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| | | Japan orders Qualcomm to change its cross-licensing deals |
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| | | EU’s GPS augmentation system paves way for Galileo |
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| | | Motorola and China Mobile demonstrate TD-LTE for first time |
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| | | GSM business latest to be put on block by Nortel |
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| | | ARM ups the low power ante on Atom with GlobalFoundries deal |
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| | | Nokia joins Wireless Power Consortium |
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| | | MediaFLO gains its first handheld device |
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| | | More details of Apple ‘iPad’ leak |
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| | | SiBeam tries to stay ahead of the big guns in WirelessHD |
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| | | T-Mobile UK reports best ever month of subscriber growth |
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| | | Operator News in Brief October 7 2009 |
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| | | Seacom undersea cable will enable host of African WiMAX launches |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief October 7 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting October 7 2009 |
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 | 30 September, 2009 |
| | | Vodafone ensures Android’s victory in mobile Linux is not a done deal |
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| | | iPhone goes non-exclusive in UK, another signal for smartphone price war |
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| | | Telefonica shows how LTE economics need multinational trials |
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| | | European carriers ‘keep the enemy close’ by launching inhouse MVNOs |
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| | | Google in uneasy position in open voice and browser debates |
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| | | EchoStar leads satellite related bids for stimulus funding |
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| | | MTN-Bharti deal fall through again on day of deadline |
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| | | Former BT CTO boosts Huawei’s global credentials |
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| | | Broadcom’s latest ARM deal could signal move into netbooks |
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| | | White spaces and 700MHz D Block could be part of new US spectrum plan |
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| | | Standards group formed for HD links between phones and TVs |
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| | | Sweden announces proposals for digital dividend spectrum |
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| | | France Telecom looks for further European joint ventures |
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| | | Operator News in Brief September 30 2009 |
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| | | Verizon steps on LTE accelerator |
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| | | TD-LTE proof of concept completed as China Mobile waits eagerly |
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| | | India aims to open up more 2G spectrum |
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| | | IDF: Intel’s commitment to WiMAX undimmed |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief September 30 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting September 30 2009 |
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 | 23 September, 2009 |
| | | 4G World: US cellcos mull neutrality, upgrades, M&A and Clearwire |
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| | | Favorite rumors – Apple tablet, MS handset, now an MS tablet? |
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| | | Samsung steps up challenge to Snapdragon in gigahertz phones |
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| | | IDF: Ericsson and Intel eye new breed of embedded devices |
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| | | Comcast turns investor attention to mobile cable |
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| | | IDF: Intel shows app store and new user experience for Moblin |
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| | | 4G World: WiMAX shows off a shiny new device ecosystem |
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| | | Adobe adds software distribution service for mobile and social nets |
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| | | Handset software platforms try to build up developer constituencies |
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| | | After the hype, M2M sees a little bounce |
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| | | China Mobile and NSN demonstrate LTE femtocell |
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| | | Palm dumps WinMo amid mystery of ‘missing Pres’ |
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| | | Amid increased losses and confusion over the performance to date of the Pre, Palm has confirmed it will dump Windows Mobile entirely, to focus only on |
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| | | Ubiquisys and FON propose shared femtocell approach |
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| | | Linux Foundation is latest in ARM’s web of mobile alliances |
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| | | China Mobile crosses half-billion mark |
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| | | Vodafone rebrands, but UK mobile broadband claims disappoint |
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| | | Huawei promises 56Mbps HSPA+ next year |
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| | | Sweden introduces new spectrum model, probes LTE deal |
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 | 16 September, 2009 |
| | | China Mobile embraces Symbian, highlighting all carriers’ dilemmas |
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| | | Motorola’s first Android phone rides mobile social wave, but better to come |
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| | | Three or four networks per operator, all with small cells: the face of 4G? |
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| | | Home Gateway Initiative prepares for multiple wireless links |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief September 16 2009 |
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| | | Major reorganization highlights Intel’s new approach to mobility |
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| | | Why should the US stimulus rules change for the big carriers? |
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| | | Is Deutsche Telekom looking to mirror UK TMo deal in the US? |
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| | | European Commission mulls ‘devil’s advocate’ probe for Qualcomm |
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| | | AT&T may keep iPhone, otherwise it will go non-exclusive by mid-2010 |
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| | | Atheros and IBM make new deals to support powerline |
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| | | GSMA backs IMB standard for next mobile TV push |
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| | | DoCoMo bids for Net Mobile to boost content strategy |
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| | | Vodafone brings convergence to SMEs |
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| | | Indian 3G date set, but Chinese trial shows survival of EDGE |
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| | | AT&T names the first six cities to get HSPA upgrade |
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| | | WiChorus scores again and Sandvine upgrades DPI box |
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| | | After seven years, 802.11n is finally ratified |
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 | 9 September, 2009 |
| | | Nokia World: progress in tools and services, but real breakthrough to wait for 2011 |
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| | | Massive operator deals define BRIC markets, but has Motorola missed out? |
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| | | T-Mobile looks like lead carrier for Motorola Android, Sprint takes Hero |
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| | | Taiwanese ODMs under pressure from vendors’ midmarket plans |
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| | | Intel offers preview of enhancements to Moblin 2.0 Linux |
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| | | DoCoMo heads effort to make IMS more relevant to mobile web strategies |
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| | | Huawei’s mixed bag: LTE patent gains, Indian battles, what about AT&T? |
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| | | Cellco mergers – Orange/T-Mobile good; AT&T/Leap bad |
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| | | Confusion over LG-Nortel bidders as consolidation rumors persist |
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| | | Clearwire takes open approach with WiChorus core network deal |
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| | | Seven’s Vivid unit takes WiMAX up against Australia’s cellcos |
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| | | Near-global acceptance puts new momentum behind WirelessHD |
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| | | MediaFLO to go direct to consumer with portable media player |
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| | | Things are looking up at last for Freescale |
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| | | Sony Ericsson continues brand revamp with ‘make.believe’ |
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| | | Qualcomm drives down power in body area networks |
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| | | Vendors make big claims for wireless broadband in Paris |
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| | | Nokia follows Samsung in announcing LTE modem |
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| | | Operator News in Brief September 9 2009 |
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| | | PureWave promises macrocell performance in picocell package |
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| | | Worth Noting September 9 2009 |
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 | 2 September, 2009 |
| | | Nokia World: booklets, Facebook and emerging markets support Ovi push |
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| | | Clearwire reshuffles executive team to face transitional challenges |
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| | | Wireless upheaval continues - NSN chief departs, ALU could face bids |
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| | | Contrasting widget strategies may bring Microsoft and Samsung into conflict |
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| | | India’s MTS first to commit to new CDMA standard |
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| | | Sony teams with AT&T and fires first shot in ebook wars |
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| | | This week Sony rolled back the years and came out fighting, using its power as an established consumer electronics manufacturer to undercut the new Am |
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| | | Apple could end all exclusives next year to chase market share |
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| | | OPhone versus iPhone: Chinese 3G stand-off begins |
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| | | Motorola Android phones to debut on September 10 |
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| | | Japanese handset makers mull three-way merger |
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| | | Femtocells poised for growth as coverage becomes cellco differentiator |
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| | | Applications total seven times more than US stimulus fund available |
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| | | Indian auction finally looms, AT&T courts BSNL deal |
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| | | Motorola to put Blockbusters on handsets |
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| | | Verizon Wireless pushes data plans with midrange phones |
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| | | TeliaSonera acquires in neighboring Baltic states |
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| | | Sprint and T-Mobile make latest M2M alliances |
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| | | Operator News in Brief September 2 2009 |
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| | | French cellcos gang up on government’s auction plans |
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| | | Europe sets up fund for LTE Advanced research |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief September 2 2009 |
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| | | ZTE building Ukraine WiMAX network for broadband |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief September 2 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting September 2 2009 |
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 | 19 August, 2009 |
| | | Nokia Office deal sounds early deathknell for Windows Mobile |
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| | | Rich browsers and ‘light’ apps will chip away at Apple’s walled garden |
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| | | New chief for Sony Ericsson, Palm and Nokia under fire |
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| | | IPR: Nokia scores in US, Qualcomm attacked in Japan, both look to LTE |
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| | | DirecTV leads latest operator bid to create unified content experience |
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| | | Zune HD almost as critical to Nvidia as Microsoft |
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| | | Verizon will go head-to-head with Clearwire in Boston and Seattle |
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| | | Silicon Valley to be largest R&D center with the ‘IPfication’ of Ericsson |
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| | | 3 Group goes back on 2009 breakeven plan, but remains disruptive |
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| | | NSN, Sonus and Ericsson all touted for further Nortel units |
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| | | Warner deal enhances Cisco’s hosted services credentials |
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| | | Turk Telekom uses Wi-Fi to counter Turkcell’s 3G assault |
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| | | Apple and Facebook promise updates to mobile social experience |
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| | | Verizon contest makes BlackBerry the centerpiece of new apps strategy |
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| | | China sets aggressive 3G targets again |
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| | | Wprth Noting August 19 2009 |
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 | 12 August, 2009 |
| | | Nokia won’t dump Symbian, but winning the Linux fight is key too |
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| | | Nortel loses CEO, Motorola treads water – can anyone stop Huawei? |
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| | | Google boosts Android with On2 buy, while Japan looks to CE markets |
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| | | Creative Technology ups the ante for Android |
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| | | Dell and Motorola Android specs hit the blogs |
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| | | Clearwire reaches tipping point, adding Huawei for next phase roll-out |
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| | | UK market shows smaller cellcos how to leverage bundles and media |
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| | | Even Sprint looks good compared to US’ tier two carriers |
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| | | Apple may develop digital payments platform |
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| | | China Mobile lines up smartphones and app store to boost 3G |
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| | | Nokia targets youth market with new music and video offerings |
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| | | Sprint allies with Samsung for green handsets and new screens |
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| | | O2 latest operator to turn to mapping for new ARPU |
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| | | Operator News in Brief August 12 2009 |
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| | | EMobile leapfrogs larger Japanese rivals with HSPA+ |
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| | | Nokia to offer Microsoft Office on handsets |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief August 12 2009 |
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| | | MTNL seeks WiMAX partner, amid further license confusion in India |
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| | | Korean operators threatened with loss of WiBro licenses |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief August 12 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting August 12 2009 |
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 | 6 August, 2009 |
| | | Motorola up, HTC down: Android the common factor |
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| | | Apple’s exclusive model still works in US, but doesn’t replicate elsewhere |
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| | | US bounceback, India and services key to ALU’s surprise Q1 |
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| | | Vodafone starts to counter mobile saturation with quad play plans |
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| | | Nortel could survive as a licensing business |
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| | | WiMAX may break into China after all, but India remains crucial |
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| | | Palm steps up iTunes row as Apple faces cloud music dilemmas |
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| | | Vodafone’s Madrid R&D center pushes forward in green base stations |
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| | | Ballmer dismisses thin clients but admits WinMo challenges |
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| | | Regulators and price wars force European carriers to widen horizons |
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| | | Qualcomm defines new role for Brew in open smartphone world |
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| | | Apple books up most of Toshiba’s flash memory capacity |
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| | | Third MVNO, and 10 more markets, go live at Clearwire |
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| | | Prepaid price war and barrage of handsets hit US holiday season |
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| | | Freescale in U-turn over cellphone unit sale |
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| | | Nokia may be gearing up for wider money services |
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| | | Samsung takes new steps towards full app store |
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| | | Google makes truce with Facebook for Android app |
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| | | Pre uptake mainly coming from Palm base |
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| | | Genachowski confirms probe into handset exclusives |
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| | | Operator News in Brief August 5 2009 |
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| | | DoCoMo’s profits slump but it sticks to LTE timeline |
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| | | India proposes no increase in WiMAX spectrum reserve price |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief August 5 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting August 5 2009 |
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 | 29 July, 2009 |
| | | US cellco special focus: Big two increasingly pull away from the pack with new services and devices |
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| | | North America lifts Ericsson’s Q2; main motive for its Nortel deal |
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| | | Korean chip venture spells new challenge for Qualcomm |
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| | | Android needs delayed release 2.0 to be ready for the big time |
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| | | European Union paves way for region-wide mobile internet |
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| | | Initial 3G uptake disappoints in China, as operators eye next steps |
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| | | Latest BSNL deal highlights appeal of India’s ITI |
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| | | Next WiMAX standard moves closer to reality |
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| | | Vodafone bows under UK pressure, but TMo deal “not imminent” |
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| | | Google seeks role in defining US national broadband policy |
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| | | Bluetooth finds new home in ‘Television 2.0’ |
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| | | Patent holder seeks US ban on devices with Samsung Nand flash |
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| | | Nokia buys social net start-up and offers Ovi commissions |
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| | | Apple turns hostile to Google Voice in App Store |
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| | | P2P not biggest strain on network now |
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| | | Alcatel-Lucent boosts edge routers and moves closer to core |
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| | | HSPA baseline is now 7.2Mbps, says GSA |
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| | | Huawei opens Texas LTE lab |
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| | | Sprint pushes Pre’s enterprise credentials |
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| | | Turkcell may share 3G networks |
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| | | Operator News in Brief July 29 2009 |
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| | | Alvarion CEO resigns as WiMAX grows |
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| | | Clearwire opens up to Mac and Linux |
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| | | Even after 11n, IEEE working on raft of Wi-Fi standards |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief July 29 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting July 29 2009 |
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 | 23 July, 2009 |
| | | LG will be surefire star of handset recovery, Nokia has tougher task |
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| | | App store is not the mobile future, says Google, but cellcos disagree |
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| | | Markets nervous about Vodafone’s margins as it seeks new directions |
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| | | NSN loses market share and faces bidding war for Nortel wireless |
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| | | Network transformation will keep carrier market resilient |
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| | | French firms at heart of race for MEA mobile markets |
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| | | Clearwire’s fourth WiMAX launch brings Mondi into play |
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| | | TI boosts confidence in chip sector despite hard transition |
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| | | Ruckus shows carriers the joys of Wi-Fi as 11n to be ratified at last |
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| | | Mobile email, not P2P, is app that can kill the network |
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| | | Vodafone boosts Tele Atlas’ position against Nokia Navteq |
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| | | Qualcomm shutters LifeComm |
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| | | Ericsson signs outsourcing deal with O2 in tumultuous UK market |
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| | | Telecom Italia in HSPA+ vanguard with Milan launch |
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| | | MTNL seeks 3G franchise partner for Delhi and Mumbai |
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| | | Verizon offers olive branch on exclusives |
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| | | Operator News in Brief July 22 2009 |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief July 22 2009 |
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| | | Intel’s latest Indian alliance gears up for WiMAX auctions |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief July 22 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting July 22 2009 |
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 | 15 July, 2009 |
| | | Google’s pincer movement is essential, but which way will Intel jump? |
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| | | Huawei and Ericsson strengthen their lead with progress in China and India |
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| | | Social webphone is the new smartphone, driving autumn launches |
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| | | Intel insists Atom margins are higher than Celeron’s, despite falling ASPs |
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| | | Outsourcing: breakthrough for Ericsson, mainly positive for Sprint |
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| | | DoCoMo will be in LTE “first group” but HSPA is cellcos’ workhorse |
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| | | Sprint mandates Wi-Fi but WLans remain both friend and foe |
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| | | Commissioner Reding lays down new gauntlet on European digital dividend |
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| | | Vendors enhance app stores, but shut out at Verizon Wireless |
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| | | Japanese phonemakers return to Europe, with NEC the latest |
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| | | WiMAX vendors refine their positions between three target markets |
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| | | Symbian releases first fully open source package |
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| | | Amazon steps up mobile activities again with new store |
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| | | How much does Apple make from its store? |
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| | | European operators deliver very unpredictable smartphone experience |
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| | | Vivendi and Vodafone could announce international deals this week |
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| | | Operator News in Brief July 15 2009 |
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| | | Ericsson and Korea have crossed wires over ‘green 4G’ deal |
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| | | Huawei and NSN look for differentiators in base station market |
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| | | Blue Wonder and Lime create LTE reference design |
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| | | WiMAX hit by downturn, carriers cool on LTE |
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| | | WiMAX is ready for the UK market says Alvarion |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief July 15 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting July 15 2009 |
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 | 8 July, 2009 |
| | | Google's pincer movement is essential, but which way will Intel jump? |
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| | | VoLGA, RCS and OpenAPI: the acronyms helping carriers keep Telco 2.0 control |
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| | | Price wars may spark M&A in US and Europe, but are antitrust probes needed? |
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| | | Samsung forecast and latest smartphones signal second half uptick |
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| | | Nokia could re-enter CDMA smartphone market next year |
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| | | WiMAX players have high hopes as US defines broadband stimulus rules |
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| | | Criteria for US broadband stimulus funds released |
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| | | Vodafone and even Ericsson show caution about LTE timescales |
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| | | Private equity firm proposes to keep Nortel intact |
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| | | App stores need to be customized for growth markets like India |
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| | | Cisco adds specific smartphone features to Collaboration in Motion |
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| | | DoCoMo takes stake in PacketVideo, looking to LTE and Android |
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| | | Analysis: Day of the Google – Chrome OS to assassinate PCs, annex netbooks |
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| | | Google extends enhanced search to mass market webphones |
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| | | Apple touchscreen patents point to future of iPhone |
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| | | German publishers stall Kindle’s European debut |
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| | | Orange diversifies model with BIC and Blyk low end moves |
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| | | Operator News in Brief July 8 2009 |
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| | | Operators’ mobile rates vary wildly, and ads confuse users |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief July 8 2009 |
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| | | Saudi Arabia aims to become telecoms powerhouse with WiMAX |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief July 8 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting July 8 2009 |
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 | 1 July, 2009 |
| | | Handset spotlight back on Android as Motorola and HTC prepare launches |
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| | | Svanberg to step down after seven years, leaving a transformed Ericsson |
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| | | Imagination and Nvidia play for key MID roles with tier one deals |
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| | | Integration challenges and slow market evolution face NSN in LTE |
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| | | Avaya touted for Nortel enterprise unit, and brand could survive |
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| | | Ericsson and ALU help carriers to fend off Google and Apple |
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| | | Comcast takes first steps to true quad play with Portland launch |
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| | | Nokia keeps smartbook options open but Android would be misstep |
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| | | Sprint still aggressive on femtocells, T-Mobile more cautious |
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| | | T-Mobile and Phones4U once again at heart of UK shake-up talks |
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| | | Tethering, SIM-only and dongles – three symptoms of the cellco nightmare |
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| | | Operators play with open models for mobile apps stores |
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| | | Qualcomm wants lower prices for FLO |
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| | | Top 20 cellcos now control 57% of world’s subscribers |
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| | | Kuwait’s Hits looks for global MVNO opportunities |
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| | | eMobile goes live with HSPA+ |
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| | | BT adds BlackBerry to small business services |
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| | | AT&T adds smart grid partner but Europe leaps ahead |
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| | | Operator News in Brief July 1 2009 |
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| | | European refarming consensus closer as TeliaSonera deploys UTMS900 |
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| | | Indian 3G auctions within four months, promises telecom secretary |
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| | | Asia sets pace for major shift to Carrier Ethernet backhaul |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief July 1 2009 |
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| | | Brazil plans new mobile broadband auction as demand outruns capacity |
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| | | Clearwire adds to spectrum hoard |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief July 1 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting July 1 2009 |
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 | 24 June, 2009 |
| | | ‘Finntel’ or a marriage of convenience? Nokia and Intel try to define MID market |
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| | | NSN bids for Nortel wireless units, taking CDMA as route to LTE |
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| | | Femtocell World Summit: Vodafone highlights femtos’ accelerated push to market |
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| | | RIM’s strong quarter holds seeds of future crisis |
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| | | WiMAX patent pool wants to be model for LTE, Ericsson demurs |
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| | | IBM works with carriers, and HP with ALU, on converged services |
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| | | UK 2.6GHz auction pushed back again, to 2010 |
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| | | IBM and Intel put mobility at the heart of major R&D initiatives |
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| | | Device testing complexity goes into overdrive in LTE |
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| | | Qualcomm under new antitrust pressure, this time in Korea |
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| | | Agito first to extend fixed/mobile and VoIP to BlackBerry |
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| | | Amazon buys SnapTell to enhance iPhone experience |
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| | | Asian operators form Android buying collective |
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| | | 3 UK looks for more MVNOs to meet Virgin challenge |
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| | | O2 slashes subsidies it’s prepared to offer on iPhones |
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| | | Operator News in Brief June 24 2009 |
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| | | India likely to green light 3G auction, with doubled reserve price |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief June 24 2009 |
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| | | Intel’s latest WiMAX investment is in Irish Broadband |
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| | | Gilat in talks to acquire Airspan |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief June 24 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting June 24 2009 |
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 | 17 June, 2009 |
| | | CommunicAsia: are open OSs really the only way to go? |
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| | | Opera bring Unite web hosting software to phone soon |
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| | | Nokia beefs up musicphone range to support CWM expansion |
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| | | Nokia works on self-powering phone that ‘harvests’ energy |
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| | | Android shines at CommunicAsia |
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| | | Japan poised for $11bn LTE spend, but DoCoMo looks abroad too |
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| | | Rubinstein takes CEO post but will he really sell Palm? |
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| | | Interoperability and services, not interference, are now key femtocell issues |
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| | | Qualcomm and LG point to recovery, but midrange still tightly squeezed |
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| | | US contract puts new momentum behind Alvarion |
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| | | Huawei and ZTE line up tier one deals with vendor financing |
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| | | ALU unit envisions millions of objects controlled from handset |
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| | | Row over China’s WLan security rears its ugly head |
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| | | Digital Britain will not be blueprint for Europe |
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| | | Sun adds to operating system soup in MID space |
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| | | BT teams with Samsung for new mobile business push |
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| | | Sprint looks to broadening range of revenue streams to kickstart growth |
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| | | US DTV day goes smoothly, Europeans reawaken DMB |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: IPWireless back on the radar, with a public safety focus for TDD |
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| | | Amazon buys SnapTell to enhance iPhone experience |
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| | | The rights and wrongs of the campaign against US handset exclusives |
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| | | PCCW launches quad play Wi-Fi phone |
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| | | Two French giants eye acquisitions in India and Africa |
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| | | AT&T to reduce its supplier numbers to reduce cost and risk |
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| | | Virgin putting together pieces of cross-platform app store |
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| | | Verizon to insist on IPv6 for its LTE devices |
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| | | Operator News in Brief June 17 2009 |
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| | | Patent pool trend even spreads to CDMA2000 |
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| | | Canada should set the standard for 2.5GHz rules, says trade body |
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| | | Zylog to put Wi-Fi into Indian cities and trains |
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| | | Axe ‘Buy America’ clause for stimulus fund, argues Cisco |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief June 17 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting June 17 2009 |
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 | 10 June, 2009 |
| | | iPhone 3GS steals some Pre thunder, but Apple has big challenges |
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| | | MTS deal in Russia shows the way Nokia will hold onto its lead |
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| | | Intel makes bold mobile and embedded purchase with Wind River |
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| | | Netbook market splits in two with Intel trying to span both sides |
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| | | Intel, Yahoo and HP push open standards for the cloud |
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| | | Intel invests a further $43m in WiMAX provider UQ |
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| | | New widgets tools another small sign of Nokia’s cross-platform ambitions |
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| | | Korean vendors boost STE and Infineon in reviving market |
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| | | Ericsson expands module business into netbooks and Intel Pine Trail-M |
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| | | Telenor opens up network for mobile enterprise services |
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| | | Sony Ericsson shows how Java could unify mobile store market |
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| | | Operators look to Bondi platform for unified mobile web |
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| | | NSN strengthens IP Ethernet play with Juniper venture |
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| | | Meru promises ‘forensic’ WLan management and iPhone support |
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| | | Virtualization could push Android into low cost segment |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: Stoke signs DoCoMo for multi-network gateway |
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| | | MedioFLO to go direct to consumers – but is married to cellcos |
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| | | Flash to come to smartphones this year |
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| | | RIM buys Dash to create its own location services |
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| | | European cellcos remove DRM from music stores |
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| | | More controversy over BSNL GSM superdeal |
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| | | Operator news in Brief June 10 2009 |
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| | | T-Mobile demoes LTE at 130Mbps |
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| | | Finland leads Baltic 3G initiative |
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| | | Taiwan creates TD-SCDMA testbed |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief June 10 2009 |
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| | | China to open up to Mobile WiMAX after all? |
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| | | Ericsson and Qualcomm holding back WiMAX in Brazil? |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief June 10 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting June 10 2009 |
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 | 3 June, 2009 |
| | | Superphone battle resumes, but Nokia’s Vodafone Classic deal is important too |
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| | | Qualcomm fires shot at Broadcom in digital home, with 4x4 MIMO 11n chip |
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| | | WiMAX Global Congress: China is not closed to WiMAX says West |
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| | | Android poised to turn up in a score of handsets, but risks fragmentation |
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| | | Computek: Qualcomm steps up Intel challenge with new ‘smartbook’ label |
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| | | Motorola looks to embedded 3G/4G modules for new kickstart |
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| | | JavaOne: Verizon and Sprint embrace unifying power of Java |
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| | | India’s 3G and WiMAX auctions “definitely” set for this year |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: RFAxis promises low cost RF front ends for multiple standards |
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| | | Google Wave and MS Bing to go mobile soon |
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| | | INQ promises first Twitter handset |
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| | | New group launches to bring mobile tools to “bottom billion” |
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| | | Mobile payments to rise by 70% this year |
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| | | Mobinil deploys single IP-based NGN with Cisco |
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| | | Operator News in Brief June 3 2009 |
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| | | China Telecom second cellco to commit to EV-DO Rev B |
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| | | WiMAX and Femto Forums cooperate on standards |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief June 3 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting June 3 2009 |
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 | 27 May, 2009 |
| | | DoCoMo-Telefonica pact could balance Vodafone and boost Japanese cellphones |
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| | | Broadcom aims to underpin unified computing revolution |
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| | | ALU in race against time in services, as Huawei overtakes in hardware |
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| | | Smartphone makers become software houses – but not overnight |
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| | | HTC widens its Android lead with China Mobile deal |
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| | | Sun to unveil Java App store, Apple app revenues “not meaningful” |
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| | | Virtualization moves to center of mobile agenda |
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| | | Opera wants to remain independent, but competition mounting |
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| | | Vodacom may be springboard to Africa, but has its parent mistimed the market? |
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| | | Apple to leapfrog netbook and go for touch tablet? |
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| | | Web of reference design alliances speed LTE’s time to market |
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| | | Governments could still kill the dream of pan-European satellite radio and TV |
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| | | Good Technology moves into social networking |
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| | | SKT buys landlines and looks to new devices |
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| | | Operator News in Brief May 27 2009 |
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| | | Nortel confirms it is seeking LG stake buyer |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief May 27 2009 |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief May 27 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting May 27 2009 |
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 | 20 May, 2009 |
| | | oFono could point to closer Linux alliance between Intel and Nokia |
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| | | Verizon adds dose of caution to LTE plan, Europeans raise concerns |
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| | | Cisco enhances collaboration and looks at 30 new IP markets |
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| | | Yahoo courts mobile disaster by killing new apps strategy |
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| | | Microsoft and Qualcomm up the stakes in flexible app stores |
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| | | Open Patent Alliance close to unveiling frameworks, could embrace LTE too |
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| | | Palm Pre just sneaks in ahead of Apple show, with June 6 launch |
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| | | India up, Turkey and Spain down: Vodafone’s mixed 2009 bag |
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| | | Can Broadcom make it into the handset big time? |
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| | | Nokia’s cheapest 3G phone yet bolsters emerging market strategy |
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| | | “Time is the enemy” for Nortel’s restructuring plans |
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| | | Huawei slowly breaking down barriers to India’s GSM goldrush |
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| | | ICO to challenge European award of pan-regional mobile satellite licenses |
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| | | Wi-Fi shifts from cellco threat to cellco friend |
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| | | AT&T and Orange highlight mobile data boom |
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| | | Telefonica boosts Chinese investment as Europe downturns |
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| | | Middle Eastern operators continue to jostle for position |
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| | | Blyk may pull back from MVNO model beyond UK |
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| | | T-Mobile could look to BT deal to boost UK fortunes |
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| | | Operator News in Brief May 20 2009 |
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| | | Femto Forum starts to make the case for small cells in LTE |
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| | | Forecasters look for 3G to drive slow infrastructure recovery from this year |
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| | | Midrange phones will be the slowest to recover from the downturn |
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| | | Clearwire may buy from three or four RAN suppliers |
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| | | HSPA+ and LTE in Brief May 20 2009 |
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| | | Woosh Wireless raises funds to upgrade to WiMAX |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief May 20 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting May 20 2009 |
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 | 13 May, 2009 |
| | | Cisco brings Clearwire the heavyweight vendor partner it needs |
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| | | Vodafone opens APIs in bid to create giant mobile software store |
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| | | Verizon and Japan head to LTE at breakneck speed, but without phones |
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| | | Facing WinMo defections, Microsoft must make big compromises |
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| | | Motorola: no pullback on WiMAX, and playing to TDD strengths in China |
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| | | AT&T enlists Jasper to help address challenges of ‘hyper-segmentation’ |
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| | | Wi-Fi community takes reins of bid for single 60GHz standard |
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| | | R&D investment at Ericsson and Cisco converges in the IP cloud |
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| | | Nokia to recycle R&D projects with Finnish partners |
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| | | Dell offers WiMAX laptop upgrade, initially for Clearwire |
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| | | Femto-Android combination creates ‘chameleon handset’ |
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| | | Clearwire announces results and management reorg |
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| | | NSN claims it could double voice capacity on HSPA |
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| | | Verizon to add netbook, offers compromises on phone exclusives |
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| | | Piracy clause grounds EU telecoms bill; US lobbying on open rules |
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| | | Nortel announces $507m loss, needs more time to sell units |
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| | | Nokia and NXP put seal of approval on SIM-based NFC |
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| | | Google sees PC and mobile search converging at last |
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| | | Vodafone dumps Yahoo and pursues broader mobile ad strategy |
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| | | Carphone Warehouse buys Tiscali UK for TalkTalk’s quad play |
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| | | €1.8bn writedown intensifies rumors of T-Mobile UK sell-off |
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| | | Verizon to use Ericsson’s RS6000 software base station |
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| | | Zain to take on arch-rival MTN in yet another market, Iran |
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| | | Operator News in Brief May 13 2009 |
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| | | UK considers spectrum caps as way to break 900MHz deadlock |
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| | | Nokia’s E52 aims to be a “socially connected” business phone |
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| | | Amazon overprices its new Kindle |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief May 13 2009 |
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| | | Acer joins WiMAX IPR alliance, Via bids for LTE patent pool |
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| | | ZigBee Alliance embraces IP to strengthen its role in smart grids |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief May 13 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting May 13 2009 |
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 | 6 May, 2009 |
| | | Operators will increasingly seek to ringfence Google in Android |
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| | | Ericsson and Huawei continue to exploit rivals’ turmoil |
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| | | Cellcos face huge dilemmas over LTE voice models |
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| | | Clearwire and KT no longer lonely trailblazers for WiMAX mobile broadband |
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| | | RIM should shine in the summer, but Motorola faces relegation |
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| | | Nokia encounters obstacles on path to mobile web services |
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| | | Germany blazes the trail for European 4G spectrum |
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| | | Wireless chips improving, but Apple may go inhouse |
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| | | Prepaid boosts Sprint, while AT&T tries to sort out data dilemmas |
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| | | Who could take T-Mobile UK off Deutsche Telekom’s hands? |
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| | | Another UWB start-up folds and 802.11n looks “unstoppable” |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: Altair now spans WiMAX, LTE and XGP with one platform |
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| | | Large screen Kindle looks to pre-empt Amazon rivals |
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| | | Orange UK expands in music with HMV tie-in |
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| | | MTN and Zain take different paths to expansion |
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| | | Operator news in Brief May 6 2009 |
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| | | Yota network supporting more traffic than all Russia’s cellcos |
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| | | Sprint’s affiliate battles spill into WiMAX |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief May 6 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting May 6 2009 |
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 | 29 April, 2009 |
| | | Should AT&T and O2 really be battling so hard to keep iPhone exclusives? |
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| | | Qualcomm’s model intact after Broadcom pact, but doubts remain for both sides |
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| | | Nokia to rely more heavily on third parties to deliver web services vision |
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| | | China provides ALU’s greatest opportunity and greatest threat |
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| | | Cellphones bolster Samsung’s quarter as it launches first Android |
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| | | Adobe extends across digital media chain, with handset at the hub |
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| | | Ericsson’s Labs Portal generates first major product |
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| | | Fragmentation is a risk for early LTE movers |
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| | | Palm “close” to European strategy for Pre, as pricing speculation grows |
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| | | Amazon’s Stanza buy could be first step to an open platform |
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| | | UK partnership targets femtocells at rural or low power 2G |
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| | | 3 UK attacks churn with disruptive free Skype offer |
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| | | T-Mobile’s embedded SIM could give it headstart in smart grid market |
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| | | ITU seeks key role in global broadband and open access |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: Stoke helps operators extend 3G life by offloading traffic |
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| | | Symbian and LiMO fight Android ‘overhype’ |
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| | | Microsoft will “cripple” Windows 7 for netbooks |
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| | | DoCoMo lowers full year guidance as profits slump |
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| | | Mobile broadband keeps France Telecom resilient |
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| | | Operator News in Brief April 29 2009 |
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| | | Latin America to be key growth market for Mobile WiMAX |
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| | | ALU seeks to clarify WiMAX position |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief Aprill 29 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting April 29 2009 |
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 | 22 April, 2009 |
| | | Android makes slow market progress, but its ambitions grow broader |
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| | | AT&T’s catch-up HSPA upgrade heavily geared to new iPhones |
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| | | Nokia results signal the worst is over, though LG is the star |
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| | | Qualcomm delays results on Broadcom talks; TI and Intel see light ahead |
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| | | Mobile impact of Oracle-Java deal not immediate, but profound |
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| | | Will Cisco go into the smartphone business this year? |
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| | | SKT spreads its net and plans ambitious software framework |
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| | | NSN results signal tough quarter for wireless infrastructure |
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| | | Sony endorses femtocells as Forum makes the business case |
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| | | Bluetooth version 3.0 arrives this week |
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| | | Cutdown 802.11n products fall outside certification process |
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| | | Handsets will see 11% fall in 2009, but Q1 will be the nadir |
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| | | Nokia gets serious about touchscreens |
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| | | Consumers’ phone requirements changing rapidly |
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| | | Net neutrality issues overshadow stimulus funds |
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| | | Nokia goes commercial with Life Tools in India |
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| | | Barnes & Noble seeks cellcos for Kindle challenge |
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| | | Orange adds Tabbee to new ‘tablet-netbook’ category |
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| | | AT&T throws off recessionary forces, thanks U-Verse, iPhone |
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| | | Vodafone and Telefonica step up convergence moves in Germany |
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| | | Operator News in Brief April 22 2009 |
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| | | Swedish operators take RAN sharing trend into LTE |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief Aprill 22 2009 |
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| | | Clearwire may form Taiwanese alliance |
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| | | Doubts continue to hang over French WiMAX |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief April 22 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting April 22 2009 |
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 | 8 April, 2009 |
| | | Operators won’t get their wish for fewer mobile OSs any time soon |
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| | | iPhone users in Skype stampede despite operator warnings |
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| | | CTIA: Fewer OSs, more devices – the call from top three US cellcos |
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| | | As financially squeezed operators are forced to invest in rapid expansion of their networks’ coverage and capacity, to meet exploding demand for cheap |
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| | | Clearwire creates Silicon Valley sandbox, but Nokia on offensive |
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| | | Carriers may not get LTE smartphones until late 2011 |
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| | | CTIA: final thoughts as Al Gore wraps up the show |
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| | | New standards make femtocells more operator friendly |
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| | | CTIA: ALU joins Cisco in router-based core approach for LTE |
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| | | China Telecom to reap rewards of CDMA R&D boost |
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| | | EU joins US as major market for hybrid satellite/terrestrial services |
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| | | Rupert Murdoch wants to apply Kindle model to newspapers |
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| | | Telcos start haggling over G20 and US broadband plans |
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| | | The Cable Show: cablecos plot course to wireless and quad play |
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| | | Australian operators in turmoil over broadband plan and RAN sharing |
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| | | Skype is just the banner under which a thousand IP services march |
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| | | Netbooks must not be allowed to go the route of operator exclusives |
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| | | Nokia draws eyes to Ovi with Heroes tie-up and ‘green’ moves |
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| | | Opera makes US breakthrough |
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| | | Europe must have digital dividend policy agreed by the fall says Reding |
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| | | Orange announces iPhone TV and cross-media store |
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| | | Details emerge of Vodafone-O2 sharing plan |
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| | | Operator News in Brief April 8 2009 |
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| | | European eCall in-car standard aims to reduce road deaths from 2010 |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief April 8 2009 |
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| | | Intel’s embedded devices to promote WiMAX in South Africa |
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| | | HP breaks ranks to settle Wi-Fi battle with CSIRO |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief April 8 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting April 8 2009 |
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 | 1 April, 2009 |
| | | CTIA: cautious optimism and apps will be the key themes |
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| | | CTIA: Carrier alliance upstages vendors’ widget strategies |
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| | | CTIA: Has UBS called the bottoming-out of the handset market? |
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| | | CTIA: Samsung pushes to the heart of the WiMAX device strategy |
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| | | CTIA: Stronger focus on LTE, but Ericsson keeps HSPA central |
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| | | CTIA: Google wakes up to real world dilemmas of app store game |
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| | | Handango looks to cash in on app store proliferation |
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| | | Dell to offer 3G bundles in Japan, as device makers take MVNO route |
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| | | CTIA: Skype and ALU put voice back at the top of the agenda |
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| | | Europe to see spectrum goldrush in 2009-2010 |
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| | | Verizon to offer netbook, Orange may get Macbook deal |
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| | | ZTE raises specter of a return to 90s-style vendor financing |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: Has Pulse~Link’s great potential been crushed by the UWB wars? |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: OnLive could bring big PlayStation games to a handset |
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| | | Nokia takes significant stake in mobile payments firm |
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| | | UK users can get Twitter updates by SMS now, but they cost |
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| | | 3 UK slashes mobile broadband costs again as home usage grows |
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| | | MTN and Zain continue M&A battle in Africa |
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| | | Operator News in Brief April 1 2009 |
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| | | VoLGA Forum publishes first specifications |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief April 1 2009 |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief April 1 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting April 1 2009 |
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 | 25 March, 2009 |
| | | LG promises 50 WinMo devices, throwing Microsoft a real lifeline |
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| | | Palm, Dell and even Apple struggle to meet carrier expectations |
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| | | Sprint Nextel looks to expand Kindle model for new revenues |
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| | | Qualcomm harnesses cellphone chip to drive low cost games console |
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| | | Clearwire and KT make WiMAX VoIP advances |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief March 25 2009 |
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| | | Telstra and AT&T are the iconoclasts in cellco thinking |
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| | | Ericsson sells TEMS as part of shift towards services |
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| | | SIM-only deals sweep Europe, but are “lottery” for cellcos |
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| | | BT excludes Wi-Fi from latest convergence offering |
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| | | Samsung attacks iTunes with mobile video store |
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| | | China Mobile defers some capex as rivals catch up quickly |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: Rhomobile chases ‘write once run anywhere’ dream |
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| | | Opera hints at US breakthrough at CTIA show |
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| | | Mobile YouTube app extended to new smartphones |
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| | | UK mobile broadband boom brings dilemmas for cellcos |
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| | | Europe solidifies plans to cut roaming fees |
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| | | Vodafone extends influence in three continents |
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| | | Operator news in Brief March 25 2009 |
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| | | Mobilkom first to go commercial with HSPA+ in Europe |
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| | | FCC approves mystery LTE device from LG |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief March 25 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting March 25 2009 |
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 | 18 March, 2009 |
| | | Smartphone OS contest intensifies as big three outline next steps |
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| | | IMS versus open web: Verizon and TDC are two faces of 4G picture |
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| | | Texas Instruments looks in its smartphone crystal ball |
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| | | Cellcos are a key target for cloud initiatives from Cisco and Sun |
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| | | Google Voice trumps Skype with its most disruptive move yet |
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| | | An NSN bid, or merger with Motorola, are options for Nortel’s wireless unit |
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| | | Ericsson scores as Sprint set to follow European cellcos into outsourcing |
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| | | Eclipse Pulsar goes some way to deliver cross-handset development |
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| | | Comcast and CTC demonstrate new WiMAX models |
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| | | WiMedia Alliance shuts down in another blow for UWB |
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| | | iSkoot expands ‘smartphone lite’ platform beyond AT&T |
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| | | Facebook allows iPhone and PC users to connect |
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| | | Broadcom suffers setback in Qualcomm battle |
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| | | Palm gets analyst boost |
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| | | Telefonica could gazump Vodafone for Palm Pre exclusive |
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| | | Middle East/Africa operators gain strength |
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| | | Turkish operators eye eastern Europe’s mobile data boom |
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| | | Operator News in Brief March 18 2009 |
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| | | China Mobile announces third phase of 3G tender |
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| | | SAP helps iPhone towards its enterprise goals |
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| | | Swedish operators gain right to run 3G in GSM spectrum |
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| | | AirWalk offers enterprise femtocell for CDMA |
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| | | Mobile broadband defies recession |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief March 18 2009 |
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| | | Unwired looks to fixed WiMAX, businesses and government funds |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief March 18 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting March 18 2009 |
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 | 11 March, 2009 |
| | | Nokia gets closer to Verizon’s LTE plans, but AT&T would be the real catch |
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| | | TI comments spark Nokia rally and new hopes for midyear handset upturn |
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| | | Nokia, Microsoft and RIM reveal details of their challenges to App Store |
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| | | New CEO brings the operational excellence that Clearwire will need |
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| | | New VoLGA Forum and NSN threaten LTE voice stand-off |
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| | | Has Samsung beaten Apple to a new-look ‘tablet-phone’ format? |
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| | | China and India will leapfrog the west to new mobile web models |
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| | | Yahoo could poach Vodafone search deal from Google |
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| | | History repeats itself: Philadelphia in legal challenge to public broadband |
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| | | Palm and Microsoft both on defensive against Apple |
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| | | Orange and Barclaycard in new mobile payments breakthrough |
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| | | Prospects for mobile infrastructure market are strong despite downturn |
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| | | Europe set to slash roaming charges in time for summer holiday |
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| | | Google blocks iPhone free text app |
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| | | Mobile Internet in Brief March 11 2009 |
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| | | HTC under threat of German handset ban |
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| | | Sony Ericsson launches Xperia X1 in Korea |
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| | | Smartphones dominate European handset business |
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| | | Second watchphone in a month arrives from Korea |
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| | | Handsets in Brief March 11 2009 |
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| | | WiMAX saw Latin American boom in 2008 |
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| | | Ruckus targets Cisco’s heartland with high end access points |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief March 11 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting March 11 2009 |
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 | 4 March, 2009 |
| | | AT&T leads charge into new devices, and the embedded wireless model |
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| | | Nokia heading for netbooks, but which OS will it choose? |
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| | | Palm hit hard by wait for Pre, as Vodafone chases exclusive |
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| | | Digital Fountain ends up in its natural home, Qualcomm |
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| | | Mobility cushions a quartet of European telcos against recession |
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| | | Harris Stratex buys Telsima and gears up for BSNL’s WiMAX launch |
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| | | Amazon launches free Kindle app for iPhone, extending its mobile model |
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| | | China continues to provide best hope for wireless equipment makers |
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| | | Nokia may remove DRM to bring music to the US |
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| | | Motorola looks for Q2 uptick, but overall market recovery must wait |
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| | | T-Mobile and Sprint trade price cuts, but top two carriers unhurt |
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| | | Obama proposes new spectrum fees, FCC promises reform |
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| | | Wi-Fi 11n standard to be ratified at last – in 2010 |
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| | | Zeemote drives gaming ecosystem for handsets |
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| | | Start-ups increasingly fragment mobile search market |
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| | | UK operators “furious” at Nokia’s Skype bundling plans |
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| | | iPhone scores on browsing and gains in open source |
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| | | Mobile internet in Brief March 4 2009 |
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| | | WiMAX Forum sees 100 new launches this year |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief March 4 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting March 4 2009 |
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 | 25 February, 2009 |
| | | Yahoo integrates its smartphone platform at last as mobile chief quits |
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| | | When will wireless bottom out? Mixed signals still abound |
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| | | Nokia halves mobile advertising workforce, as segment faces transition phase |
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| | | Are the days of the handset exclusive numbered at last? |
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| | | ZTE first to demonstrate voice over EV-DO Rev B |
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| | | WiMAX chip start-ups illustrate the strengths of an open ecosystem |
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| | | Dell provides ARM with a Trojan Horse into Intel’s PC heartland |
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| | | Visto buys Good from Motorola to form anti-RIM alliance |
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| | | Wind, sun and an extended range femto – solutions for the next billion |
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| | | Vodafone to cut 500 UK jobs |
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| | | Days of cheap mobile broadband may be ending in Europe |
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| | | Marvell hopes for $50 ‘wall-warts’ for home content networks |
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| | | Mobile Internet in brief February 25 2009 |
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| | | CenturyTel plans fixed LTE deployment for rural broadband |
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| | | BSNL kicks off Indian 3G as Asian capex holds steady |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief February 25 2009 |
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| | | Sprint plans wider range of WiMAX devices |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief February 25 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting February 25 2009 |
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 | 23 February, 2009 |
| | | Mobile World Congress: Our top 10 |
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| | | Cellcos talk up open ecosystems, but how open do they really want to be? |
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| | | Verizon looks lonely as caution hits early stage LTE plans |
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| | | A Nokia-Qualcomm handset at last, and the chip world shifts again |
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| | | LG Arena highlights Palm Pre’s challenge; Android overshadowed |
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| | | WiMAX makes its voice heard in Barcelona with flexibility message |
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| | | Femtocells grow up in Barcelona, and market starts to divide |
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| | | ALU shows its new broadband ecosystem colors with ng Connect |
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| | | Sprint Nextel loses 1.3m customers and $1.6bn |
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| | | Wireless carriers will take share in US broadband grants, but no tax credits |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: The ARTful world of noise cancellation |
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| | | Vodafone and Nokia push browsers further into emerging markets |
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| | | Esmertec and Purple Labs merge as handset software consolidates |
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| | | Mobile Internet in brief February 23 2009 |
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| | | Ofcom suggests 900MHz compromise |
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| | | Indian 3G and WiMAX could be pushed out to 2010 |
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 | 11 February, 2009 |
| | | Could Nokia drive handset recovery as early as Q2? |
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| | | Microsoft goes into the cloud to refocus its Windows Mobile strategy |
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| | | WiMAX should respond quickly as AT&T brings quad play to America |
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| | | LiMO refuses to bow to Android, and gains Vodafone’s support |
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| | | As MWC looms, what will be the key trends in Barcelona? |
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| | | Nokia to open store, but operators are fighting back over revenue share |
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| | | Nokia Siemens and ZTE take software route to LTE |
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| | | Broadcom and CSR battle in handset combi chip market |
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| | | Cisco may be targeting mobile video acquisitions |
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| | | Will 802.11y eat into WiMAX’ 3.65GHz goldmine? |
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| | | Nortel deepens cuts and extends bankruptcy protection |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: DiBcom announces ‘mother of all multiprotocol mobile TV chips’ |
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| | | ¬ Amazon enhances Kindle, may expand it to cellphones |
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| | | White spaces supporters work on anti-interference database |
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| | | Mobile Internet in Brief February 11 2009 |
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| | | Vodafone and Sprint pursue different approaches to cost reduction |
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| | | Mixed smartphone fortunes for Orange |
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| | | TDC kicks off Scandinavia’s first femtocell trial |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief February 11 2009 |
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| | | Russia and its neighbours highlight the road for WiMAX |
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| | | Unwired Australia comes under more pressure |
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| | | Comsys and ECS claim dongle that doubles as a phone |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief February 11 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting February 11 2009 |
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 | 4 February, 2009 |
| | | Motorola running out of time to survive in handset market |
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| | | PC makers enter smartphone sector as dress rehearsal for MIDs |
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| | | Ericsson and STMicro form new powerhouse as phone chipmakers slide |
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| | | UQ’s WiMAX launch and Emobile venture highlight Japan’s pressures |
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| | | Intel puts Centrino at the heart of ad hoc Wi-Fi networks |
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| | | Vodafone sales softness masked by currency changes |
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| | | Mobile operators key to Digital Britain plan for universal broadband |
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| | | Smaller US cellcos react to rising churn, and femtocells move up agenda |
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| | | Alcatel-Lucent suffers eighth consecutive loss on massive writedowns |
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| | | Apple turning iPhone into full gaming platform |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: Qualcomm gives modu’s modular phone concept a kickstart |
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| | | Tzero and Staccato make progress in UWB |
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| | | Facebook dominates mobile social networking boom |
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| | | Apple and Adobe may be nearing truce on iPhone Flash |
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| | | Mobile Internet in Brief February 4 2009 |
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| | | More problems dog Storm as Vodafone repositions it |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief February 4 2009 |
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| | | Nortel pulls out of Mobile WiMAX market, hurting Alvarion |
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| | | Comcast follows Cablevision into NY Wi-Fi trials |
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| | | WiMAX operators face recession at crucial moment |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief February 4 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting February 4 2009 |
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 | 28 January, 2009 |
| | | NSN cautious, but infrastructure market looks resilient |
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| | | Q4 handsets: big three increase share of cake, web services provide the icing |
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| | | Vodafone to use phonemakers’ pressures to boost its own power |
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| | | Sun finally puts flesh on JavaFX mobile challenge to Nokia and Google |
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| | | Qualcomm refuses to cut jobs despite profit slump, but TI slashes 12% |
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| | | WiMAX Forum creates global roaming platform |
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| | | ‘Bugginess’ and rogue apps may be the “new reality” of smartphones |
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| | | Internet giants cut back but hope for mobile boost |
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| | | NSN pioneers latest way to eke more performance out of 2G |
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| | | DTV switchover still on track, open access will be next big US debate |
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| | | BT mulling re-entry to mobile market with T-Mobile and 3 |
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| | | Wireless boosts Verizon and AT&T as Sprint cuts 8,000 jobs |
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| | | UK report calls for 700MHz spectrum to be ‘given away’ |
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| | | Nokia’s BlackBerry U-turn belies wider email ambitions |
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| | | Apple multitouch patent could spell bad news for Palm |
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| | | Nokia buys bit-side to boost mapping services |
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| | | New MediaFLO chief brings some content concepts from Amp’d |
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| | | UK and Ireland weave 3G closely into general broadband policy |
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| | | Vodafone Hungary explores flexible approach to bandwidth hogs |
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| | | Phonemakers experience the highs and lows of the Japanese market |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief January 28 2009 |
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| | | Alcatel-Lucent still “firmly in the WiMAX game” |
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| | | China Mobile among Hong Kong WiMAX winners |
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| | | South Carolina puts large 2.5GHz block up for lease |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief January 28 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting January 28 2009 |
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 | 21 January, 2009 |
| | | Music heads up renewed MSN Mobile drive, while Nokia extends CWM |
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| | | Ericsson looks resilient despite job cuts, while Nortel fights for survival |
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| | | Despite network crashes, inauguration ushers in high hopes for wireless |
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| | | Qualcomm strengthens its MID hand with purchase of AMD assets |
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| | | Sony Ericsson sets the dismal tone for handset makers’ Q4 results |
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| | | Apple shines, but with Jobs off sick, it must prove it is not a one-man show |
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| | | Infineon to show new offerings for GSM and LTE in Barcelona |
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| | | Apple opens up cautiously to third party browsers, MS may have to follow |
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| | | Femtocell market matures as US carriers move into action |
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| | | Sprint Boost sparks price war in US flat rate sector |
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| | | Korea Telecom absorbs mobile unit to take on SKT |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: Siano poised to dominate Chinese mobile TV chip market |
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| | | Samsung accelerates Android plans |
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| | | Hyundai to launch 15-strong handset line-up in UK |
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| | | Dell may finally unveil its smartphone next month |
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| | | Handset news in Brief January 21 2009 |
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| | | Dodgeball social/mobile product is casualty of Google cuts |
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| | | Complex phone set-up is holding back usage |
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| | | Mobile Internet in Brief January 21 2009 |
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| | | European cellcos trial next gen networks |
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| | | Globalive aims to go live in Canada in Q3 |
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| | | Mobile enterprise spend will continue to grow, at slower rate |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief January 21 2009 |
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| | | NEC partners with ArrayComm for new base stations |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief January 21 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting January 21 2009 |
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 | 14 January, 2009 |
| | | Breaking news: Nortel files for Chapter 11 |
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| | | Barcelona line-ups hint at the phonemakers’ strategies to survive 2009 |
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| | | Palm pulls off impressive Nova launch, but can it execute? |
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| | | Genachowski set to head FCC, Intel pushes WiMAX cause |
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| | | Microsoft scores Verizon search deal but new doubts over Windows Mobile |
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| | | Nokia cancels WiMAX tablet as Clearwire clarifies device strategy |
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| | | Intel lowers forecasts, but Atom remains crucial to future |
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| | | Skype makes its most convincing leap into mobility |
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| | | China Mobile gears up for Android and $8.6bn spend |
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| | | CES: 60GHz becomes real as wireless home networks vye for attention |
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| | | Qualcomm helps push Android beyond the handset |
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| | | Cisco promises low risk 11n and 65% boost for older Wi-Fi kit |
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| | | France and Germany showcase downturn tactics for cellcos |
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| | | More licenses change hands in Middle East |
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| | | Omnifone promises unlimited music across all platforms |
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| | | Cellphones could gain 2Tb of memory |
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| | | Nokia extends mobile portal with Here and Now |
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| | | Location boom to drive 25% leap for GPS chips |
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| | | Vodafone tests free mobile TV via Babelgum deal |
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| | | 3G growth to sustain handsets through recession |
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| | | India could delay auction yet again |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief January 14 2009 |
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| | | WiMAX and LTE both look resilient in carrier survival plans |
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| | | Wi-Fi chip sales defy the downturn |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief January 14 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting January 14 2009 |
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 | 7 January, 2009 |
| | | The year ahead: Nokia on the offensive as Android enters make or break year |
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| | | The year ahead: the changing face of the cellphone chip market |
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| | | Clearwire turns on second city, but Intel charge points to more cautious roll-out |
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| | | Adobe plays on both sides in the mobile web and media game |
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| | | Chinese 3G gets green light at last, India still delaying |
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| | | Femtocells set for mainstream as 3GPP ratifies standards |
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| | | Cisco steps up consumer efforts with hosted social networks |
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| | | Orange France loses its iPhone exclusive |
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| | | UIQ files for bankruptcy, leaving Series 60 unchallenged |
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| | | NextWave offloads IPWireless to its management team |
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| | | Reasons to be cheerful – cellcos could ride out recession almost unscathed |
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| | | Macworld: Over the air iTunes arrives at last |
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| | | Verizon plans rival to Amazon Kindle |
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| | | European cellcos turn to widgets to create brand loyalty |
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| | | Google to let paid-for apps into Android Market |
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| | | Mozilla’s new mobile browser in alpha release |
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| | | Qualcomm and Toyota put MediaFLO in cars |
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| | | Orange and Vodafone extend UK network sharing |
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| | | Motorola accelerates cutbacks and defends WiMAX stand |
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| | | Adaptix shows WiMAX patents hand with Clearwire suit |
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| | | Ireland must make spectrum decisions to boost broadband |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief Janary 7 2009 |
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| | | Worth Noting January 7 2009 |
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 | 17 December, 2008 |
| | | ALU’s turnaround plan points to a new approach for the whole industry |
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| | | Ericsson bids to unify mobile web platforms with common web services |
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| | | Palm joins software store race, but Orange to include TV apps too |
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| | | LTE deadline extended to March, early movers will take pre-standard risk |
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| | | Nokia’s NoTA approach could transform cellphone economics |
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| | | Vodafone could ringfence Google’s power in Android |
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| | | China to unleash $30bn in 3G capex and a helping hand for CDMA |
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| | | Nokia targets dongles, and likely to move swiftly to embedded 3G |
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| | | Delay in AWS-3 vote may force rethink of US free wireless plan |
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| | | Samsung emulates Nokia in software, and could face its rival in Korea |
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| | | Europe to bear brunt of 2009 cellphone decline |
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| | | Financial news in brief December 17 2008 |
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| | | EU considers 14% tax on smartphones, in new blow to mobile TV |
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| | | Google and Microsoft deny net neutrality claims |
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| | | Vodafone works with Last.fm on ‘music social networking’ |
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| | | RIP: Neonode, a real touchscreen pioneer |
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| | | Mobile Internet in brief December 17 2008 |
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| | | France puts pressure on cellcos to share networks |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief December 17 2008 |
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| | | Intel steps up work on WiMAX devices for India |
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| | | Trapeze buys Newbury Networks |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief December 17 2008 |
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| | | Worth Noting December 17 2008 |
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 | 10 December, 2008 |
| | | Cellcos create cross-OS web platforms, but AT&T may give Symbian its US break |
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| | | Nokia resilient despite second warning, NSN and ALU more nervous |
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| | | Sony Ericsson and Vodafone sign up for Android club |
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| | | Handset news in brief December 10 2008 |
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| | | The leading US carriers race to deploy femtocells and enter CE game |
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| | | Not one, but two, standards planned for High Speed Bluetooth |
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| | | After string of wireless chip warnings, who is poised to survive? |
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| | | Operators on a roll with HSPA+ plans for 2009 |
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| | | Sprint and Clearwire to exchange MVNO deals, looking to dual-mode models |
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| | | Will Apple jeopardize smartphone lead with $99 iPhone? |
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| | | IEEE enlists Via Licensing for wireless patent pools |
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| | | France cuts mobile termination rates, Germany under pressure |
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| | | RIM bids for Certicom to boost core business |
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| | | Samsung plans its own Wi-Fi variant for digital TV |
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| | | Round one to white space lovers, but it remains a long road |
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| | | Opera staffs up and targets accelerated growth in emerging markets |
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| | | T-Mobile’s Xmas gifts include free games and cheaper G1 plans |
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| | | Mobile Internet in brief December 10 2008 |
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| | | Potential of embedded 3G is exaggerated, says research |
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| | | Obama puts broadband at the heart of recovery plan |
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| | | US consumers furious at lack of phone choices, but HTC cashes in |
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| | | W-CDMA and mobile packet core withstood Q3 decline, says Infonetics |
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| | | Kogan pips China Mobile to the post with second Android phone |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief December 3 2008 |
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| | | Alvarion cuts back, but Latin America’s WiMAX boom cushions blow |
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| | | Sprint and UQ seek to pool WiMAX activities in Taiwan |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief December 3 2008 |
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| | | Worth Noting December 10 2008 |
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 | 3 December, 2008 |
| | | Nokia World: N97 grabs headlines, but Ovi and S40 chase real growth opportunities |
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| | | Android comes to China, as Mobile works on its own software platform |
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| | | Verwaayen would be rash, not brave, to take ALU out of mobility |
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| | | TI makes cautious femto move as Forum outlines anti-interference plans |
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| | | Japanese cellcos and NSN: early movers in LTE |
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| | | Microsoft pulls out of carrier service delivery market |
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| | | Could Vodafone add a cableco to its German quad play plans? |
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| | | Clearwire becomes ‘Clear’ but credit crisis casts shadow over merger |
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| | | Ericsson scores with 3/T-Mobile, while 3 gains Irish contract |
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| | | Handset squeeze could spark first chip market fall since 2001 |
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| | | ITU sets out eight-point recession survival plan |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: Samsung reiterates support for SiBeam and WirelessHD networks |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: Radio chipmaker Mirics forms alliance for Chinese mobile TV |
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| | | Comverse expands into mobile advertising |
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| | | European data roaming charges set to fall next year |
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| | | Orange adds mobile TV to Unik |
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| | | Mobile broadband rates fall again in ultra-competitive UK |
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| | | RIM and Palm issue revenue warnings |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief December 3 2008 |
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| | | WiMAX majors queue for BSNL’s favors and Indian entry |
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| | | Brazilian regulator still mulling mobility rules for WiMAX |
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| | | Unwired loses TiVo deal and launches business services |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief December 3 2008 |
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| | | Worth Noting December 3 2008 |
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 | 26 November, 2008 |
| | | Black Friday sees vendors battling to tap into smartphone buoyancy |
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| | | Nokia adopts radical measures in its toughest markets, the US and Japan |
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| | | Microsoft smartphone and Google netbook: both to appear in 2009? |
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| | | T-Mobile turns to Yahoo in mobile web revamp, despite G1 |
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| | | Clearwire deal finalized, but what’s left for Sprint Nextel? |
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| | | Old and new vendors tap into the ‘social phone’ trend |
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| | | Indian 3G and WiMAX auctions get green light for new year |
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| | | Telefonica to spend $20bn in Latin America, but not on CDMA |
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| | | Patchy results for European mobile TV may kill DVB-H chances |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: Two UWB start-ups merge to weather the funding storm |
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| | | New iPhone software, but is Google getting special treatment? |
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| | | Nokia and IBM finally open up Lotus Notes to smartphones |
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| | | Net neutrality will be high on Obama’s telecoms agenda |
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| | | Apple’s advert barred in UK, highlighting risk of consumer backlash |
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| | | Sprint joins operator rush to attract developers |
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| | | China may delay 3G auctions yet again |
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| | | GSMA looks beyond the handset to ‘3G everywhere’ |
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| | | Global capex to fall by 2% next year, but from buoyant 2008 figure |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief November 26 2008 |
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| | | Airspan and Freedom4 make leap in WiMAX roaming |
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| | | Intel sets its WiMAX sights on Egypt |
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| | | BelAir comes indoors with 11n access point |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief November 26 2008 |
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| | | Worth Noting November 26 2008 |
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 | 19 November, 2008 |
| | | Qualcomm in pincer attack on Intel in MID market |
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| | | Nokia lowers volume forecasts, but still eyes US improvement |
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| | | Adobe lines up ARM to help it bridge PC/mobile/cloud divide |
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| | | FCC clears Verizon Wireless’ 700MHz buy with no concessions to Google |
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| | | RIM looks web-ready at last, with integrated services and superfast downloads |
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| | | European Commission collects evidence in cellco versus VoIP war |
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| | | China Mobile is “most ready operator” for LTE |
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| | | More progress for femtocells, with initial focus on coverage |
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| | | AMD takes on Atom, but stops short of smartphones |
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| | | Multinational operators look to Africa for hidden treasure |
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| | | Alcatel-Lucent unveils new structure and turnaround team |
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| | | iPhone takes US top spot, but Orange cuts prices |
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| | | Operators call on handset makers to support mobile payments drive |
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| | | US cellcos polarize as regional model falters |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: Star Trek technology to drive Android video services |
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| | | New release of IE Mobile is a critical one for Microsoft |
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| | | MySpace offers optimized platform for BlackBerry |
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| | | Dell leaps on white spaces bandwagon |
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| | | 3 offers Sky TV off-portal to drive internet add-ons |
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| | | Email made simple is Qualcomm’s latest service |
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| | | SIM-only and iPhone give O2 best ever third quarter |
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| | | Verizon Wireless gains ‘iPhone killer’ at last, as Apple expands retail |
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| | | Qualcomm officially drops UMB |
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| | | VMware gives enterprises new control over handsets |
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| | | 3G and LTE backhaul demands push operator costs up |
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| | | Google adds voice search to iPhone, a few days late |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief November 19 2008 |
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| | | HTC taps into GSM/WiMAX opportunity with Russian launch |
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| | | ADC latest IPR holder to loom on OFDM horizon |
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| | | Alvarion and Intel offer rapid deployment for new markets |
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| | | Proxim makes 11n splash in its old enterprise market |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief November 19 2008 |
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| | | Worth Noting November 19 2008 |
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 | 12 November, 2008 |
| | | Vodafone CEO tears up the rulebook in face of £1.1bn shortfall |
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| | | Handset rankings fluid in Q4 as smartphones become cornerstone of the business |
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| | | Sony Ericsson to offer DLNA connected Walkman and home stereo |
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| | | Cisco focuses on mobile and video explosion to withstand downturn |
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| | | Operators race towards app stores, but Adobe aims to be force of unity |
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| | | Microsoft close to stealing Verizon search deal from under Google’s nose |
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| | | picoChip addresses the key operator fear about femtocells |
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| | | Break-up talk swirls around Nortel as losses and job cuts hit |
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| | | Big two US cellcos strengthen lead as T-Mobile and Sprint slip back |
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| | | US carrier consolidation continues as AT&T buys Centennial |
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| | | Software defined radios make 4G and white spaces usable |
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| | | Nokia’s 2009 roadmap points to AT&T breakthrough at last |
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| | | Qualcomm cautious even as it leaps up semiconductor rankings |
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| | | AT&T eclipses T-Mobile in using Wi-Fi to expand mobile broadband |
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| | | MetroPCS and Leap offer free roaming as flat rate plans gain pace |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: Meru claims to put enterprise WLans on equal footing with Ethernet |
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| | | Nokia ‘Comes With Video’ on the horizon |
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| | | Qualcomm and Loopt partner to cut costs of location services |
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| | | AT&T looks to web services for low end phones |
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| | | Trials of ATSC mobile TV standard show promising results |
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| | | In-transport Wi-Fi growing ahead of the market |
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| | | Opera adds video playback to Mini browser |
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| | | T-Mobile plans massive G1 ad campaign to boost 3G |
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| | | Freescale claims most powerful base station DSP |
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| | | AT&T to offer ‘official’ PC modem capability for iPhone at last |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief November 12 2008 |
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| | | NextWave’s Q3 results enhanced by divestments |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief November 12 2008 |
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| | | Worth Noting November 12 2008 |
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 | 5 November, 2008 |
| | | FCC’s election day marathon lets slip the wireless dogs of war |
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| | | Motorola delays handset spin-off, sidelines Europe, LiMO and Symbian |
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| | | Nokia shows full scale of its web services ambitions with new markets push |
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| | | T-Mobile to skip HSPA+ and wants LTE by 2010, despite capex squeeze |
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| | | Microsoft teams with LG to revive Windows’ challenge to Symbian |
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| | | Nokia and Apple fight mobile games crisis, but Sony needs to step up |
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| | | AT&T may take netbook route, but Europe highlights risks |
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| | | Intel ends UWB project, in possible deathknell for WiMedia |
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| | | Vodafone makes big leap into Russia with MTS alliance |
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| | | Google passes security response test with Android patch |
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| | | One ray of light for Motorola: Sprint to keep iDEN |
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| | | Further shake-out in baseband market as downturn starts to bite |
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| | | High density SIM could give cellcos new level of control |
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| | | Revenues, capex and foreign interest all rise in India |
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| | | Softbank and O2 sweeten iPhone deals amid nerves for Q4 |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: WiChorus nets $18m for new breed of gateway products |
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| | | 3 promises YouTube phone as G1 creates a stir in UK |
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| | | US carriers take opposing views on Android |
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| | | ALU in holding pattern as it waits for Verwaayen’s turnaround plan |
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| | | Smartphones and MIDs could buoy handset market |
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| | | China Mobile likely to share 3G spoils among five vendors |
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| | | UK’s Ofcom to auction 2.6GHz spectrum by mid-2009 |
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| | | Two Taiwanese deals highlight Intel MID roadmap |
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| | | Aperto scores another win in 3.65GHz band |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief November 5 2008 |
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| | | Worth Noting November 5 2008 |
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 | 29 October, 2008 |
| | | Motorola bets the farm on Android and prepares for major cutbacks |
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| | | Cox and Xohm: raising hopes that carriers will invest through recession |
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| | | Orascom marks Nokia’s most important Ovi partnership to date |
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| | | Verizon and AT&T: data revenues strong, handsets create doubts |
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| | | Samsung and Nokia take opposite approaches to weathering the storm |
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| | | Atheros kickstarts Wi-Fi upgrade cycle with low end 11n |
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| | | More bad news for Windows Mobile as doubts grow about its future |
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| | | Nokia pursues cross-platform goals with Qt port to S60 |
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| | | O2 holds out on upgrades, another way to neglect midmarket customers |
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| | | Trio of companies launch customizable user interface platforms |
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| | | AT&T survey may point to iPhone’s next enhancements |
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| | | Qualcomm faces $1bn damages claim from GPS technology firm |
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| | | Huawei and ZTE take advantage of operators’ need to cut costs |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: Hands-On challenges Java’s dominance in games |
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| | | Android Market officially opens |
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| | | Vodafone investors lose confidence in emerging markets |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief October 29 2008 |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief October 29 2008 |
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| | | Worth Noting October 29 2008 |
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 | 22 October, 2008 |
| | | TI to quit cellphone basebands in further shake-up of merchant chip market |
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| | | Google and Nokia take up arms for real in the mobile open source war |
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| | | Intel and Ericsson team on mobile internet, fending off Qualcomm |
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| | | Ericsson stuns markets and claims immunity from recession (so far) |
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| | | AT&T grasps for upper hand in emerging wireless devices |
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| | | Phonemakers look for margin ahead of share, and to calm nerves |
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| | | Apple credits iPhone with strong fourth quarter |
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| | | Nokia to pay Qualcomm €1.7bn in royalties |
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| | | Mobile Firefox and Opera 9.5 heat up browser wars |
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| | | Eclipse launches bid to be standard mobile development platform |
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| | | Opposition mounts to FCC’s white spaces and AWS-3 proposals |
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| | | France shows its true colors on broadband wireless spectrum |
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| | | UK cellcos strike a balance as they morph into broadband providers |
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| | | Telefonica O2 extends femtocell trials in UK |
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| | | Start-Up Watch: Arch Rock addresses growing issue of ZigBee over IP |
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| | | News Corp makes strong three-pronged push into mobile content |
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| | | Google follows Apple with kill switch for Android apps |
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| | | RIM’s apps store to open for business in March |
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| | | Mobile internet opens up handsets to security threats |
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| | | Two ‘any over any’ IP forums merge |
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| | | First TD-SCDMA femtocell on the horizon, targeting China Mobile |
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| | | HSPA and LTE in Brief October 22 2008 |
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| | | Norsat targets WiMAX/satellite opportunity |
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| | | NextWave in first Korean design win |
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| | | WiMAX Forum looks to India for massive growth |
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| | | WiMAX in Brief October 22 2008 |
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| | | Worth Noting October 22 2008 |
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 | 15 October, 2008 |
| | | Despite challenges, Nokia should still emerge strongest from handset crisis |
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| | | 3 to reposition as broadband player |
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