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300 HSPA Mobile Broadband Networks Worldwide
"In the short period of two years since HSDPA was first launched on a wide scale basis in the U.S., the number of commercial HSPA mobile broadband networks now stands at 300 in 128 countries worldwide," stated Chris Pearson, President of 3G Americas, a wireless industry trade association representing the GSM family of technologies including LTE ...
Nokia Siemens joins bid to buy Nortel optical unit
Insolvent telecom equipment maker Nortel Networks Corp. started the auction for its optical networking and carrier ethernet business on Friday morning, with Nokia Siemens Networks joining the fray.
Motorola Buys RadioFrame Division For Undisclosed Terms
Motorola said it is buying a division of privately held RadioFrame Networks, which makes network equipment for Sprint's Nextel division.
CSR achieves WAPI certification for CSR9000 with an innovative...
Cambridge, UK -- CSR today announced that its award-winning CSR9000 Bluetooth + Wi-Fi product has been certified under China's Wireless LAN Authentication and Privacy Infrastructure qualification.
RFMD Receives First GaN Product Purchase Order
RF Micro Devices Inc. announced RFMD has received its first purchase order from a tier-one wireless base station original equipment manufacturer for a product featuring RFMD's state-of-the-art gallium nitride process technology.
Nokia Streamlines R&D, Plans to Cut Up to 330 Jobs
Finland's Nokia Corp. , the world's largest mobile phone maker, said Friday it will cut up to 330 jobs in Finland and Denmark in order to align its research and development operations with its focused portfolio of future products.
NEW YORK - What makes a good holiday gift for a traveler? If you have big bucks, splurge on an e-reader or a netbook.
Google's Chrome OS: Will you give up desktop apps?
Google on Thursday revealed a bevy of noteworthy developments for its Chrome OS.
Statement on the FCC's Approval of a Tower Siting "Shot Clock"
Today, CTIA-The Wireless AssociationA President and CEO Steve Largent issued the following statement after the Federal Communications Commission voted to approve a "shot clock" for tower siting applications: "On behalf of CTIA and the wireless industry, I would like to thank the Commission for moving ahead with this item.
Cellcom Israel posts higher 3rd-quarter profit, revenue
Cell phone company Cellcom Israel Ltd. said Monday its third-quarter profit and revenue increased as its subscriber base grew.
Smartphones on Wi-Fi vulnerable to security attack
November 17, 2009, 07:40 PM - Network World - A new report from a mobile security vendor details how the most popular smartphones , including the iPhone, are very vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks, carried out via public Wi-Fi connections.
AT&T Loses First Legal Battle Against Verizon
It looks like round one has gone to Verizon in the ongoing " There's a map for that " legal drama.
Grand Strand Chamber founder resigns
The founder of the newly-formed Grand Strand Chamber of Commerce resigned Wednesday after the board of directors voted to keep Mark McBride as the chamber's president.
Telus sues Rogers over 'fastest' network claims
Telus says that on Nov. 5, when it launched the new network, it demanded that Rogers stop making the "fastest" and "most reliable" claims.
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FCC Sets Shot Clock for Tower Siting Applications
The FCC adopted a declaratory ruling establishing a shot clock for tower-siting applications.
BlackBerry Security Exec Warns of Smartphone DDoS Attacks
BlackBerry and smartphone security in general hasn't garnered much attention or concern over the past few years--at least from a consumer, or user, perspective; enterprises have been invested in mobile device security since the advent of the PDA.
NTT DoCoMo Moves up Date to Shut off 2G Mobile
Japan's biggest wireless service provider plans to shut off its 2G mobile phone network in March 2011 because most of its customers will have moved on to 3G, the company CEO said Wednesday in Hong Kong.
New AT&T netbooks to feature Windows 7
With netbook sales continuing to soar, Dallas-based AT&T Inc. said Monday it will launch its first Windows 7 netbooks later this month.
Dell Adamo XPS 9.9mm ultraportable goes on sale today
Dell have finally pushed the Adamo XPS out of the door , and for a whopping $1,799 you can take home a 9.99mm thick ultraportable.
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