EU mobile phone roaming law moves closer to adoption 12 Apr 2007 16:04 GMTAn ambitious new European law slashing the cost of mobile phone roaming fees moved closer to adoption Thursday, after a parliamentary committee ignored pressure from phone companies and supported the change proposed by the European Commission.
Source: InfoWorld EU officials OK cap on roaming charges
(AP)
12 Apr 2007 10:20 GMTAP - A key committee of the European Parliament on Thursday backed a proposal to cap roaming charges for mobile phone calls made abroad, voting in favor of a ceiling at 40 euro cents (54 U.S. cents) per minute of an outgoing call and 15 euro cents (20 U.S. cents) per minute for an incoming call.
Source: Yahoo EU setback for mobile phone industry
(FT.com)
12 Apr 2007 10:16 GMTFT.com - The European mobile phone industry on Thursday suffered a setback when an influential parliamentary committee backed plans to slash the cost of cross-border calls.
Source: Yahoo Threat of regulation prompts lower EU roaming fees
(InfoWorld)
11 Apr 2007 15:22 GMTInfoWorld - Regardless of how a key European Parliament committee votes Thursday on a proposal to lower mobile phone roaming charges, the threat of regulation has already prompted numerous operators to begin dropping their fees.
Source: Yahoo Threat of regulation prompts lower EU roaming fees 11 Apr 2007 14:55 GMTRegardless of how a key European Parliament committee votes Thursday on a proposal to lower mobile phone roaming charges, the threat of regulation has already prompted numerous operators to begin dropping their fees.
Source: InfoWorld WEP security is mere clicks away, in Windows 11 Apr 2007 10:00 GMTAh, the joys of aging: seeing friends who haven't laid eyes on you in a few months or even years and hearing, "Geez, you've certainly got a lot of gray hair." That's always a mood booster. Then I spent 45 minutes watching the end of a Keira Knightley movie, the whole time thinking that Winona Ryder sure had gotten thin. But that's the way. Things become increasingly decrepit with age. Such as WEP, for instance.
Source: InfoWorld Sanyo sees $17 million loss from battery recall
(Reuters)
11 Apr 2007 08:32 GMTReuters - Japan's Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd. (6764.T)
said on Wednesday it is set to book a loss of 2.04 billion yen
($17 million) in its earnings for the year that just ended to
cover part of the cost to recall mobile phone batteries.
Source: Yahoo McAfee: Cyber-crime will continue to pay 11 Apr 2007 04:00 GMTThe latest research report from McAfee's Avert Labs paints a frightening picture for enterprise IT administrators and end-users, predicting continued maturation of cyber-crime and the technological means being used to carry out external attacks.
Source: InfoWorld