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Taxi Cab Wi-Fi? Access Point Combines Wi-Fi, 3G (TechWeb)   19 Apr 2005 14:08 GMT
TechWeb - New Wi-Fi access point uses 3G for backhaul, enabling it to be installed in unusual venues such as taxi cabs.
Source: Yahoo
Taxi Cab Wi-Fi? Access Point Combines Wi-Fi, 3G   19 Apr 2005 14:08 GMT
New Wi-Fi access point uses 3G for backhaul, enabling it to be installed in unusual venues such as taxi cabs.
Source: Mobile Pipeline
Who Controls The Ubiquitous Internet?   19 Apr 2005 13:19 GMT
An old battle is re-emerging in a big new way as wireless technology becomes widespread. The battle is over who controls the Internet.
Source: Mobile Pipeline
Microsoft Comm Server To Get Windows Mobile, BlackBerry Support   19 Apr 2005 13:01 GMT
Change will enable enterprises that use Microsoft's Live Communications Server to extend real-time messaging to mobile devices.
Source: Mobile Pipeline
Verizon Wireless' Support Tops Competitors, Survey Finds   19 Apr 2005 12:54 GMT
A study of how satisfied customers are with support they receive from wireless operators found Verizon Wireless edging out T-Mobile, with Cingular and Sprint lagging further behind.
Source: Mobile Pipeline
Bringing Europe Inc. Into Sharper Focus (BusinessWeek Online)   19 Apr 2005 12:13 GMT
BusinessWeek Online - On Jan. 20, Vodafone Group PLC achieved the impossible. It turned a $10 billion loss for 2004 into a $17 billion net profit overnight. Managerial magic? Monumental book-cooking? Not quite. The Newbury (England) mobile-phone operator turned red ink into black simply by applying International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) to its balance sheet. Those are the new accounting rules that will soon be mandatory for all companies listed in Europe. Around 120 have already made the switch, and Vodafone is one of the pioneers. ...
Source: Yahoo
Vendors, carriers join Intel with WiMax plans   19 Apr 2005 11:31 GMT
Intel's commercial launch of a WiMax wireless broadband chip on Monday brought out several equipment vendors planning products based on the chip as well as service providers saying they will hold trials of the technology.
Source: InfoWorld
Infinity Commits To 'Visual Radio' In The U.S. (TechWeb)   18 Apr 2005 22:16 GMT
TechWeb - Infinity Broadcasting Corp. on Monday became the first U.S. broadcaster to commit to offering visual radio, a mobile-phone service that lets consumers listen to radio programming while simultaneously receiving artist-related information and interactive services.
Source: Yahoo
Verizon CEO calls for pay-TV rule changes   18 Apr 2005 21:10 GMT
Says telephone company shouldn't be required to pay fees to local governments for offering pay-TV over fiber.
Source: ZDNet
Cisco gives OS face-lift to older routers   18 Apr 2005 20:20 GMT
To keep IP router rivals at bay, Cisco Systems is using new software to pump life back into an aging router product line.
Source: ZDNet
 
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