By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily WiFi News & Updates.- CTIA says it is no longer opposed to competition from city-sponsored muni-WiFi initiatives now that its members are involved in some of them. Last year, CTIA raised concerns about competition from muni-WiFi initiatives. This year there are a number of operators with plans to deploy hybrid services. "What has changed is that we reflect our members and the industry," Senior Vice President Michael Altschul said. "As our technology and our world has evolved, licensed and unlicensed converge, and our members are a part of it." For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Saturday, February 18, 2006
WIRELESS NEWS: US leads in ringtone downloads
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- M:metrics' first comparison of German, UK and US use of mobile content shows that US consumers outpaced their European counterparts when it came to downloading ringtones. During the last quarter of 2005, 9.7 percent of US mobile subscribers downloaded a ringtone compared with 7.1 percent of Brits and 7 percent of Germans. But 4.1 per cent of UK users had downloaded a game in the period of the survey compared with 3.3 percent of Americans and 2 percent of Germans. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- M:metrics' first comparison of German, UK and US use of mobile content shows that US consumers outpaced their European counterparts when it came to downloading ringtones. During the last quarter of 2005, 9.7 percent of US mobile subscribers downloaded a ringtone compared with 7.1 percent of Brits and 7 percent of Germans. But 4.1 per cent of UK users had downloaded a game in the period of the survey compared with 3.3 percent of Americans and 2 percent of Germans. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: RadioShack rocked by wireless sales
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- RadioShack posted a 62 percent drop in fourth-quarter net income, and announced a massive restructuring plan that could include closing up to 10 percent of stores. Wireless is primarily to blame. The company told investors that strong sales in products such as digital cameras, satellite radios and portable DVD players were not enough to offset weakness in wireless and other high-margin items. Wireless sales took a hit when Verizon Wireless transitioned out and Cingular Wireless came in. RadioShack expected a considerable increase in Sprint Nextel sales to offset the transition, but it didn't happen. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: The MIMO Wireless Opportunity
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- The MIMO technology at the heart of 802.11n is more complex than any technology ever attempted in wireless, and there is much work to be done to create a stable and final draft of the IEEE standard. Analysts forecast the market for MIMO to reach $1 billion in 2007, in large part due to the industry push to standardize MIMO Wi-Fi technology through the 802.11n standard. The consumer market today can experience the benefits of MIMO-powered wireless networks through Wi-Fi certified 802.11b/g and 802.11a/g compliant products from leading providers such as Linksys, Netgear, Buffalo, Belkin, Corega, and others. Because these products are Wi-Fi Alliance certified for interoperability, they are guaranteed to work with 802.11n products shipped in the future.
Years have been invested in demonstrating and evangelizing MIMO technology to gain its acceptance by the industry. However, those closely involved will agree that the surface has just been scratched in terms of the opportunity presented by MIMO. MIMO-based products are bringing a new level of connectivity to millions of consumers, and the technology--with the ratification of a final draft of the 802.11n standard--will form an essential building block of the wireless future. This industry is truly poised to explode once the IEEE and Wi-Fi Alliance complete the standardization and certification process. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- The MIMO technology at the heart of 802.11n is more complex than any technology ever attempted in wireless, and there is much work to be done to create a stable and final draft of the IEEE standard. Analysts forecast the market for MIMO to reach $1 billion in 2007, in large part due to the industry push to standardize MIMO Wi-Fi technology through the 802.11n standard. The consumer market today can experience the benefits of MIMO-powered wireless networks through Wi-Fi certified 802.11b/g and 802.11a/g compliant products from leading providers such as Linksys, Netgear, Buffalo, Belkin, Corega, and others. Because these products are Wi-Fi Alliance certified for interoperability, they are guaranteed to work with 802.11n products shipped in the future.
Years have been invested in demonstrating and evangelizing MIMO technology to gain its acceptance by the industry. However, those closely involved will agree that the surface has just been scratched in terms of the opportunity presented by MIMO. MIMO-based products are bringing a new level of connectivity to millions of consumers, and the technology--with the ratification of a final draft of the 802.11n standard--will form an essential building block of the wireless future. This industry is truly poised to explode once the IEEE and Wi-Fi Alliance complete the standardization and certification process. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Unlocking the True Potential of the Smart Home--IEEE 802.11n
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Airgo's David Borison talks about the dangers of developing 802.11n chipsets before the standard is completed.
Just a few weeks ago, a key milestone was reached in a process that has captured the attention of the entire wireless industry: the 802.11n task group voted to accept the joint proposal as the basis for draft one of the new IEEE next generation WiFi standard. This joint proposal includes features and performance benefits that will enable the industry to realize a host of emerging applications such as streaming video, audio and VIP.
The 802.11n standard has been the focus of intense scrutiny during the past several months due to the incredible benefits of the Airgo-based MIMI technology on which it is based. Acceptance of the joint proposal serves the best interests of both consumers and the industry because this proposal can now be evaluated and improved by all parties in the open IEEE forum. The vote was decided by a 184 to 0 margin and signals an end to the special interest group politics that disrupted the standards progress last fall. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Airgo's David Borison talks about the dangers of developing 802.11n chipsets before the standard is completed.
Just a few weeks ago, a key milestone was reached in a process that has captured the attention of the entire wireless industry: the 802.11n task group voted to accept the joint proposal as the basis for draft one of the new IEEE next generation WiFi standard. This joint proposal includes features and performance benefits that will enable the industry to realize a host of emerging applications such as streaming video, audio and VIP.
The 802.11n standard has been the focus of intense scrutiny during the past several months due to the incredible benefits of the Airgo-based MIMI technology on which it is based. Acceptance of the joint proposal serves the best interests of both consumers and the industry because this proposal can now be evaluated and improved by all parties in the open IEEE forum. The vote was decided by a 184 to 0 margin and signals an end to the special interest group politics that disrupted the standards progress last fall. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Cellular/WiFi handset battery life is poor
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- With all the hype surrounding the introduction of cellular/WiFi handsets, softswitch platform provider Netcentrex reminds us that battery life stinks, making fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) unattractive at this point. These handsets are burning up the battery power too fast, meaning users only have about four hours in standby time. So don't expect the FMC market to take off too quickly. Netcentrex reckons it will take about six months for handset makers to resolve the battery consumption problem. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- With all the hype surrounding the introduction of cellular/WiFi handsets, softswitch platform provider Netcentrex reminds us that battery life stinks, making fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) unattractive at this point. These handsets are burning up the battery power too fast, meaning users only have about four hours in standby time. So don't expect the FMC market to take off too quickly. Netcentrex reckons it will take about six months for handset makers to resolve the battery consumption problem. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Warner Bros. to move into off-portal content
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Warner Brothers told 3GSM attendees that the company plans to begin its own mobile Internet site to distribute TV, video and even films to cell phone users. Off-portal, or direct-to-consumer, content is poised to grow in the U.S., with Cingular Wireless, T-Mobile and Sprint Nextel embracing the concept as a way to grow revenues without having to do any of the heavy lifting. For Warner Bros., it doesn't mind sharing as much as 50 percent of the revenues with carriers for ringtones that are sold on carrier decks, but that revenue-sharing arrangement is not good enough for TV and movies if consumers watch movies on their phones instead of DVDs. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Warner Brothers told 3GSM attendees that the company plans to begin its own mobile Internet site to distribute TV, video and even films to cell phone users. Off-portal, or direct-to-consumer, content is poised to grow in the U.S., with Cingular Wireless, T-Mobile and Sprint Nextel embracing the concept as a way to grow revenues without having to do any of the heavy lifting. For Warner Bros., it doesn't mind sharing as much as 50 percent of the revenues with carriers for ringtones that are sold on carrier decks, but that revenue-sharing arrangement is not good enough for TV and movies if consumers watch movies on their phones instead of DVDs. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Motorola and Nokia could be Qualcomm customers
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Qualcomm could be the benefactor of substantial business in light of some interesting developments in the industry. A research note from Caris & Company indicates Qualcomm could become the chip supplier for the latest generation of Motorola's HSDPA phones because Freescale Semiconductor, the spinoff from Motorola, can't make chips that are thin enough to accommodate its ultra-thin phones. Qualcomm could also get a boost from the planned JV between Nokia and Sanyo since Nokia, which has long stood steadfast in making its own chipsets, indicated it wouldn't be opposed to using chipsets from Qualcomm. Sanyo already uses Qualcomm chipsets. Qualcomm's stock was up slightly this morning. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Qualcomm could be the benefactor of substantial business in light of some interesting developments in the industry. A research note from Caris & Company indicates Qualcomm could become the chip supplier for the latest generation of Motorola's HSDPA phones because Freescale Semiconductor, the spinoff from Motorola, can't make chips that are thin enough to accommodate its ultra-thin phones. Qualcomm could also get a boost from the planned JV between Nokia and Sanyo since Nokia, which has long stood steadfast in making its own chipsets, indicated it wouldn't be opposed to using chipsets from Qualcomm. Sanyo already uses Qualcomm chipsets. Qualcomm's stock was up slightly this morning. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Wednesday, February 15, 2006
WIRELESS NEW: How to get a strong grip on new technology security
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Mobility is so ubiquitous today that even consumers know what PDA stands for, and the basic wireless device, the cell phone, is morphing into a multi-tasking gadget in unprecedented fashion. While it's great that users are getting savvier about new tools and services, they're still committing the huge sin of deploying handhelds and device access without the permission, or even simple notification, of the IT department. That's exactly why you need to get a grip on everything in hand that's being used for business today--from camera phones to those cute portable data storage devices and, of course, wireless computing and emerging peer-to-peer technologies.
As one CIO explains, it's not a matter of getting around to it, it's a matter of doing it as soon as possible thanks to all the vulnerabilities created by the new wireless device army. Find out how to secure and manage each of the four technologies mentioned above, the unique aspects within security tied to each one, and why you also need to stay ahead of your users in learning what's coming next in wireless mobility functions and tools. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Mobility is so ubiquitous today that even consumers know what PDA stands for, and the basic wireless device, the cell phone, is morphing into a multi-tasking gadget in unprecedented fashion. While it's great that users are getting savvier about new tools and services, they're still committing the huge sin of deploying handhelds and device access without the permission, or even simple notification, of the IT department. That's exactly why you need to get a grip on everything in hand that's being used for business today--from camera phones to those cute portable data storage devices and, of course, wireless computing and emerging peer-to-peer technologies.
As one CIO explains, it's not a matter of getting around to it, it's a matter of doing it as soon as possible thanks to all the vulnerabilities created by the new wireless device army. Find out how to secure and manage each of the four technologies mentioned above, the unique aspects within security tied to each one, and why you also need to stay ahead of your users in learning what's coming next in wireless mobility functions and tools. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Tuesday, February 14, 2006
WIRELESS NEWS: Symbian halves licensing fees
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- In an effort to accelerate the adoption of the Symbian OS platform, Symbian cut its licensing fees. Under new pricing alternatives, Symbian OS royalties as low as $2.50 per unit are possible, down from the $7.25 per unit sold for the first 2 million and $5 per unit thereafter. The moves come as Linux- and Windows-based handsets are encroaching on Symbian's market share. New research from The Diffusion Group says the battle between mobile OS vendors is set to intensify with Symbian, today's market leader, gradually losing share to both Microsoft's Mobile Windows and Linux. Symbian had a market share of 51 percent last year. The firm expects Symbian's share to erode to 22 percent, behind both Windows and Linux, who will garner 29 percent and 26 percent respectively. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- In an effort to accelerate the adoption of the Symbian OS platform, Symbian cut its licensing fees. Under new pricing alternatives, Symbian OS royalties as low as $2.50 per unit are possible, down from the $7.25 per unit sold for the first 2 million and $5 per unit thereafter. The moves come as Linux- and Windows-based handsets are encroaching on Symbian's market share. New research from The Diffusion Group says the battle between mobile OS vendors is set to intensify with Symbian, today's market leader, gradually losing share to both Microsoft's Mobile Windows and Linux. Symbian had a market share of 51 percent last year. The firm expects Symbian's share to erode to 22 percent, behind both Windows and Linux, who will garner 29 percent and 26 percent respectively. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: WiFi iPod on the way?
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Investors are rubbing their hands over the prospect that Apple may be introducing an iPod capable of downloading music and video via WiFi. The speculation comes after chip vendor PortalPlayer and Bluetooth technology company CSR said they added WiFi and Bluetooth capability to chips used in personal media players. We don't know which media player, but it may be safe to assume that it's iPod since about 95 percent of PortalPlayer's business comes from iPod related sales. iPod to date has only made a wireless debut on a couple of Motorola phones. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS EVENTS: Quick 2006 Wireless Events Update
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless Events Update.-
> Adobe at 3GSM - Feb 13-16, Barcelona
Experience Flash mobile technology on your handset. Visit the Adobe booth to learn how Flash enables mobile operators, OEMs, and content providers to protect and differentiate their brands and generate new revenue streams by engaging consumers with rich, easy-to-use mobile applications and services. You can even try it on your handset. Learn more.
> Hexia.net at 3GSM - Feb 13-17, Barcelona
Hexia.net will be showcasing our Mobile Music Community solutions at 3GSM this year. Stop by stand E50 in Hall 2 to experience what our users say is "overall the best community site geared towards unsigned artists." www.hexia.net/events
> Mobile Entertainment Outlook for the U.S. and Hollywood at 3GSM - Feb 15, Barcelona
For the first time in Europe: Lunch briefing hosted by iHollywood Forum, Wireless Week and others. Discuss the mobile outlook in the United States, network with international industry deal-makers and hear lively panel discussion. Speakers from HBO, EMI Music, MobiTV. Reserve your space now: www.ihollywoodforum.com/mobileentertainmentstrategies.htm
> The Premier MVNO Event at 3GSM - February 15, Barcelona
Come hear Blueslice CEO Stephan Ouaknine share his views on the MVNO market and moderate a panel of industry experts, including Ton aan de Stegge (former CEO, Telfort), Kevin Gillan (Carphone Warehouse) and Michael Padmanathan (Alcatel). Champagne and strawberries will flow freely. Space is limited. Reserve your spot and learn more at www.blueslice.com.
> ZigBee Alliance Open House - March 16, Milan
Press, analysts, and interested companies are invited to the ZigBee Alliance Open House, Thursday, March 16, 2006. Hear ZigBee experts and see Member Company Demonstrations. View details and registration. www.zigbee.org/en/events/openhouseannouncement_2006-03-16.asp
> IMS Asia - March 21-23, Singapore
Analyze and explore the opportunities presented by this rapidly developing technology. Hear 35 industry experts including 9 operators present their real life experiences. PLUS have your views heard and questions answered in the 5 interactive panel discussions. For further information and to register visit www.ibc-asia.com/IMSReg.htm.
> Profitability Assurance 2006 - March 22-23, San Diego
Learn how to build end-to-end mobile services that will drive new revenue streams and increase ARPU. In-depth sessions on mobile delivery of digital content, managing network usage, third-party content settlement, settlement interoperability, and more. Special low rate for service providers! Click for registration, agenda, speaker details and more.
> Billboard Magazine's MECCA 2006 - April 4, Las Vegas
MECCA is the official mobile entertainment event at CTIA Wireless. MECCA connects the music, film, & TV industry with the wireless world's investors, operators, & application providers to discuss issues in mobile music, games, animation, film & TV. Details at: www.billboardevents.com
> IMS Summit @ CTIA Wireless 2006 - April 5, Las Vegas
Designed specifically to address the issues central to the US market this high level one day forum will help you evaluate the business case justification for deployment of IMS. Including 8 service provider presentations this is a MUST ATTEND for any organization involved in the IMS arena. For further information and to register visit: www.imsvision.com/ims@ctia.
> MVNO Summit Europe & 3rd flagship WiMAX event - April, Berlin
Two high-level telco conferences that provide you with the ultimate platform to meet and network with your industry peers and high level speakers from the touted WiMAX market and the emerging MVNO market. Make sure you will not be left behind and book those events into your calendar! www.iqpc.de/cgi-bin/templates/fivecell.html?topic=620&newTop=620&rgn=3
> VentureWire presents Wireless Ventures - May 3-4, San Jose, CA
Learn firsthand which companies and strategies are poised to set the pace in the wireless industry at Wireless Ventures. Get expert insight on hot sectors like mobile content, communications, wireless messaging and more. Meet the key investors and companies shaping the environment in 2006. www.wireless-ventures.com/register.asp?s=WVFierce
For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless Events Update.-
> Adobe at 3GSM - Feb 13-16, Barcelona
Experience Flash mobile technology on your handset. Visit the Adobe booth to learn how Flash enables mobile operators, OEMs, and content providers to protect and differentiate their brands and generate new revenue streams by engaging consumers with rich, easy-to-use mobile applications and services. You can even try it on your handset. Learn more.
> Hexia.net at 3GSM - Feb 13-17, Barcelona
Hexia.net will be showcasing our Mobile Music Community solutions at 3GSM this year. Stop by stand E50 in Hall 2 to experience what our users say is "overall the best community site geared towards unsigned artists." www.hexia.net/events
> Mobile Entertainment Outlook for the U.S. and Hollywood at 3GSM - Feb 15, Barcelona
For the first time in Europe: Lunch briefing hosted by iHollywood Forum, Wireless Week and others. Discuss the mobile outlook in the United States, network with international industry deal-makers and hear lively panel discussion. Speakers from HBO, EMI Music, MobiTV. Reserve your space now: www.ihollywoodforum.com/mobileentertainmentstrategies.htm
> The Premier MVNO Event at 3GSM - February 15, Barcelona
Come hear Blueslice CEO Stephan Ouaknine share his views on the MVNO market and moderate a panel of industry experts, including Ton aan de Stegge (former CEO, Telfort), Kevin Gillan (Carphone Warehouse) and Michael Padmanathan (Alcatel). Champagne and strawberries will flow freely. Space is limited. Reserve your spot and learn more at www.blueslice.com.
> ZigBee Alliance Open House - March 16, Milan
Press, analysts, and interested companies are invited to the ZigBee Alliance Open House, Thursday, March 16, 2006. Hear ZigBee experts and see Member Company Demonstrations. View details and registration. www.zigbee.org/en/events/openhouseannouncement_2006-03-16.asp
> IMS Asia - March 21-23, Singapore
Analyze and explore the opportunities presented by this rapidly developing technology. Hear 35 industry experts including 9 operators present their real life experiences. PLUS have your views heard and questions answered in the 5 interactive panel discussions. For further information and to register visit www.ibc-asia.com/IMSReg.htm.
> Profitability Assurance 2006 - March 22-23, San Diego
Learn how to build end-to-end mobile services that will drive new revenue streams and increase ARPU. In-depth sessions on mobile delivery of digital content, managing network usage, third-party content settlement, settlement interoperability, and more. Special low rate for service providers! Click for registration, agenda, speaker details and more.
> Billboard Magazine's MECCA 2006 - April 4, Las Vegas
MECCA is the official mobile entertainment event at CTIA Wireless. MECCA connects the music, film, & TV industry with the wireless world's investors, operators, & application providers to discuss issues in mobile music, games, animation, film & TV. Details at: www.billboardevents.com
> IMS Summit @ CTIA Wireless 2006 - April 5, Las Vegas
Designed specifically to address the issues central to the US market this high level one day forum will help you evaluate the business case justification for deployment of IMS. Including 8 service provider presentations this is a MUST ATTEND for any organization involved in the IMS arena. For further information and to register visit: www.imsvision.com/ims@ctia.
> MVNO Summit Europe & 3rd flagship WiMAX event - April, Berlin
Two high-level telco conferences that provide you with the ultimate platform to meet and network with your industry peers and high level speakers from the touted WiMAX market and the emerging MVNO market. Make sure you will not be left behind and book those events into your calendar! www.iqpc.de/cgi-bin/templates/fivecell.html?topic=620&newTop=620&rgn=3
> VentureWire presents Wireless Ventures - May 3-4, San Jose, CA
Learn firsthand which companies and strategies are poised to set the pace in the wireless industry at Wireless Ventures. Get expert insight on hot sectors like mobile content, communications, wireless messaging and more. Meet the key investors and companies shaping the environment in 2006. www.wireless-ventures.com/register.asp?s=WVFierce
For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Wireless updates from the news apple tree...
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.-
> BenQ Mobile says it's deciding which mobile OS to support. Article
> Russia's second-largest mobile phone operator OAO Vimpel Communications makes a $5 billion offer to purchase Ukraine's Kyivstar, the largest mobile operator in Ukraine. Article
> Sprint Nextel reaches an agreement with a key labor union over the spin-off of its local phone business. Article
> As many as four more rival bidders may emerge for Portugal Telecom following Sonae's $12.85 billion hostile takeover bid for the carrier. Article
> Two workers in Mexico agree to play guinea pig to have themselves embedded with tiny silicon chips so their bosses can track their movements. They must be looking for promotions.
For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.-
> BenQ Mobile says it's deciding which mobile OS to support. Article
> Russia's second-largest mobile phone operator OAO Vimpel Communications makes a $5 billion offer to purchase Ukraine's Kyivstar, the largest mobile operator in Ukraine. Article
> Sprint Nextel reaches an agreement with a key labor union over the spin-off of its local phone business. Article
> As many as four more rival bidders may emerge for Portugal Telecom following Sonae's $12.85 billion hostile takeover bid for the carrier. Article
> Two workers in Mexico agree to play guinea pig to have themselves embedded with tiny silicon chips so their bosses can track their movements. They must be looking for promotions.
For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Nokia has introduced a slim flip phone
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- When it comes to handsets, thin is in this year, thanks to Motorola's RAZR phone. Nokia has introduced a slim flip phone that some say could effectively compete with Motorola's popular RAZR phone. The 6131 camera phone has 8x digital zoom, a digital music player, an FM stereo radio, audio messaging and push-to-talk capability. It's a quadband phone, which means it can operate on four of the major standards in use around the world. Meanwhile, both Sony Ericsson and NEC introduced thin phones. NEC claims its model is the world's thinnest clamshell handset, measuring in at a meager 90.8 x 47.9 x 11.9 mm and 94 g. Sony Ericsson says its K610 would be the smallest and lightest 3G handset on the market. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- When it comes to handsets, thin is in this year, thanks to Motorola's RAZR phone. Nokia has introduced a slim flip phone that some say could effectively compete with Motorola's popular RAZR phone. The 6131 camera phone has 8x digital zoom, a digital music player, an FM stereo radio, audio messaging and push-to-talk capability. It's a quadband phone, which means it can operate on four of the major standards in use around the world. Meanwhile, both Sony Ericsson and NEC introduced thin phones. NEC claims its model is the world's thinnest clamshell handset, measuring in at a meager 90.8 x 47.9 x 11.9 mm and 94 g. Sony Ericsson says its K610 would be the smallest and lightest 3G handset on the market. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: International operators push global IM service
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Several of the globe's largest operators are pushing initiatives to make instant messaging as pervasive as SMS. Vodafone, China Mobile, Telefonica Moviles, Orange and T-Mobile International are part of 15 operators trying to create a parallel value stream to their lucrative SMS businesses. Unlike text messaging, mobile IM offers a familiar messaging platform because it's commonly used on PCs. In addition, mobile IM allows users to manage a list of contacts, check their availability online and send one message to groups of users. Operators believe customers will be willing to pay for these features in a mobile environment, even though IM is free on PC connections. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Several of the globe's largest operators are pushing initiatives to make instant messaging as pervasive as SMS. Vodafone, China Mobile, Telefonica Moviles, Orange and T-Mobile International are part of 15 operators trying to create a parallel value stream to their lucrative SMS businesses. Unlike text messaging, mobile IM offers a familiar messaging platform because it's commonly used on PCs. In addition, mobile IM allows users to manage a list of contacts, check their availability online and send one message to groups of users. Operators believe customers will be willing to pay for these features in a mobile environment, even though IM is free on PC connections. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Ericsson: HSDPA to drive 3G growth
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- I thought WCDMA was supposed to drive 3G to the mass market. Now Ericsson is saying IMS and HSDPA, which delivers three to four times the data capacity and access speeds than WCDMA, will help drive 3G adoption into mass market during 2006. Of course, as a vendor, you have to say that the next generation of technology will drive usage.
But we're finding carriers need to do a lot more than offer the latest technology to drive usage. A new study from In-Stat finds a lack of perceived value for 3G bandwidth, which will put some pressure on 3G pricing. Neither WiFi nor 3G operators have found the perfect balance of speed, coverage and price, says In-Stat analyst Allyn Hall. A poll commissioned by Netonomy, a customer service solutions provider, and conducted by research firm YouGov, found that 79 percent of respondents believe mobile phone services are getting more complicated to understand and configure. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- I thought WCDMA was supposed to drive 3G to the mass market. Now Ericsson is saying IMS and HSDPA, which delivers three to four times the data capacity and access speeds than WCDMA, will help drive 3G adoption into mass market during 2006. Of course, as a vendor, you have to say that the next generation of technology will drive usage.
But we're finding carriers need to do a lot more than offer the latest technology to drive usage. A new study from In-Stat finds a lack of perceived value for 3G bandwidth, which will put some pressure on 3G pricing. Neither WiFi nor 3G operators have found the perfect balance of speed, coverage and price, says In-Stat analyst Allyn Hall. A poll commissioned by Netonomy, a customer service solutions provider, and conducted by research firm YouGov, found that 79 percent of respondents believe mobile phone services are getting more complicated to understand and configure. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Microsoft puts the heat on BlackBerry
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Microsoft is trying to put the heat on RIM's BlackBerry, which dominates the mobile email space. The software company announced that three mobile operators will use its kit to introduce push email to the SME market. Vodafone, T-Mobile and Cingular are opting to use the complete solution, which is available to customers who use Windows Mobile-enabled 5.0 devices and who are connected to Exchange 2003 servers.
The advantage over other email solutions is the fact that the kit doesn't require additional middleware to connect the device and the Exchange server. That makes the solution a lot cheaper. But I suspect this market to play out like the cellular push-to-talk market where Nextel's many years of perfecting P2T services have boxed out competitors trying to launch similar services. Likewise, RIM has been in the enterprise email market for seven years and has pretty advanced and mature technology. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Microsoft, BT, Virgin Mobile team for mobile TV
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and Virgin Mobile confirmed recent rumors that Microsoft, the MVNO and BT Group plan to launch a nationwide mobile TV service in the U.K. The deal grants Virgin Mobile exclusive rights to the service, dubbed BT Movio, for an unspecified, but reportedly limited, span of time. BT Movio will piggyback on the Digital Audio Broadcasting network already in place in the U.K. Although the partners have yet to set a price for the service, most expect a monthly fee of £8. The service will launch with five television channels and about 350 radio stations. News of the deal leaked over the weekend and rumors then percolated on the Internet leading up to today's confirmation. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Live from 3GSM: "X" steals the show in Barcelona
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- The folks here in Barcelona are getting anxious to see what shakes out of this conference once the smoke clears. The rampant use of fog machines sure isn't helping things much either. How did those make a comeback?
The Mobile Entertainment Forum's party last night was off the chain, as they say in the industry, with movers and shakers from across the mobile content sector. I particularly enjoyed chatting with MobiTV CEO Dr. Phillip Alvelda about MobiTV's role in the Sprint/Cable MSOs consortium. Phil said part of his role includes launching a sling-like offering that transports the digital TV service in your living room to your handset. There was also talk of Sling Media running into some legal issues for their distribution methods... more on that later this week.
Microsoft launched its much anticipated push email service to take on RIM et al, while folks like Action Engine and Roundbox launched interactive apps "beyond mobile TV" like offline paid content teasers. In the M&A slot: NMS announced that it is set to acquire Openera for $16.4 million.
Ubiquity also unleashed SIP app clients for music and video sharing. The idea builds on long held suspicions that viral distribution is key for mobile content's success, so it connects users in VoIP conferences with buddy lists and a slick interface. Lucent also announced that it plans to carry Ubiquity's SIP app client alongside its own as part of its overall SIP solution. IMS.
"X leads 3GSM conference." A quick scan at the day's headlines indicates that there's either a plethora of big news coming out of 3GSM or each media outlook just wants to have a unique hook. My "X"? MoCo and its enabling infrastructure leads the show at 3GSM. A broad swathe of the industry? Indeed. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- The folks here in Barcelona are getting anxious to see what shakes out of this conference once the smoke clears. The rampant use of fog machines sure isn't helping things much either. How did those make a comeback?
The Mobile Entertainment Forum's party last night was off the chain, as they say in the industry, with movers and shakers from across the mobile content sector. I particularly enjoyed chatting with MobiTV CEO Dr. Phillip Alvelda about MobiTV's role in the Sprint/Cable MSOs consortium. Phil said part of his role includes launching a sling-like offering that transports the digital TV service in your living room to your handset. There was also talk of Sling Media running into some legal issues for their distribution methods... more on that later this week.
Microsoft launched its much anticipated push email service to take on RIM et al, while folks like Action Engine and Roundbox launched interactive apps "beyond mobile TV" like offline paid content teasers. In the M&A slot: NMS announced that it is set to acquire Openera for $16.4 million.
Ubiquity also unleashed SIP app clients for music and video sharing. The idea builds on long held suspicions that viral distribution is key for mobile content's success, so it connects users in VoIP conferences with buddy lists and a slick interface. Lucent also announced that it plans to carry Ubiquity's SIP app client alongside its own as part of its overall SIP solution. IMS.
"X leads 3GSM conference." A quick scan at the day's headlines indicates that there's either a plethora of big news coming out of 3GSM or each media outlook just wants to have a unique hook. My "X"? MoCo and its enabling infrastructure leads the show at 3GSM. A broad swathe of the industry? Indeed. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Monday, February 13, 2006
WIRELESS NEWS: Hotspot finder boasts good security feature
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- If your mobile warriors are harping on you for help in finding secure hotspots as they do business on the road, you might want to check out the Canarywireless Hotspotter, a digital scanner that actually tells the user up front whether a discovered hotspot is open or secure. Another great aspect is that the scanner won't kill the wireless budget; it's priced just above $50. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- If your mobile warriors are harping on you for help in finding secure hotspots as they do business on the road, you might want to check out the Canarywireless Hotspotter, a digital scanner that actually tells the user up front whether a discovered hotspot is open or secure. Another great aspect is that the scanner won't kill the wireless budget; it's priced just above $50. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Another Wireless Updates in the Air...
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.-
> Samsung is cooperating with Telecom Italia to jointly launch a mobile WiMax service in Italy in 2007. Article
> Venture capital deals made with wireless companies in the fourth quarter of 2005 totaled $366 million. Article
> IPWireless announced that Sprint will be the first operator globally to test the next generation of IPWireless' mobile broadband technology. Article
> Hewlett-Packard has created a new business unit for iPaq handhelds. Article
> Sharp says it will unveil a new cell phone at this week's 3GSM World Congress that boasts a screen resolution about four times that of existing high-end phones. Article
> Sensor chips could one day be embedded into underwear to send laundry-related text or voice alerts to cell phones, such as clean me. Let's hope no one needs to hear that message.
For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.-
> Samsung is cooperating with Telecom Italia to jointly launch a mobile WiMax service in Italy in 2007. Article
> Venture capital deals made with wireless companies in the fourth quarter of 2005 totaled $366 million. Article
> IPWireless announced that Sprint will be the first operator globally to test the next generation of IPWireless' mobile broadband technology. Article
> Hewlett-Packard has created a new business unit for iPaq handhelds. Article
> Sharp says it will unveil a new cell phone at this week's 3GSM World Congress that boasts a screen resolution about four times that of existing high-end phones. Article
> Sensor chips could one day be embedded into underwear to send laundry-related text or voice alerts to cell phones, such as clean me. Let's hope no one needs to hear that message.
For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Big chip players give legitimacy to WiFi/cellular devices
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- The two biggest chip players in the cellular and WiFi worlds are teaming up on a reference design for dual-mode mobile and WiFi phones. QUALCOMM is combining its chipsets for both GSM and CDMA technology families with Atheros' single-chip WiFi client. The vendors expect to ship the reference design in June, with handset vendors expected to offer handsets based on the design by the end of the year. Analysts say having these two silicon vendors on board will pave the way for a quick and cheaper deployment of integrated WiFi/cellular services since both chip makers have economies of scale on their side. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- The two biggest chip players in the cellular and WiFi worlds are teaming up on a reference design for dual-mode mobile and WiFi phones. QUALCOMM is combining its chipsets for both GSM and CDMA technology families with Atheros' single-chip WiFi client. The vendors expect to ship the reference design in June, with handset vendors expected to offer handsets based on the design by the end of the year. Analysts say having these two silicon vendors on board will pave the way for a quick and cheaper deployment of integrated WiFi/cellular services since both chip makers have economies of scale on their side. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Alcatel announces mobile WiMax base station
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Alcatel boldly announced that it will offer its WiMax base station based on the IEEE 802.16e-2005 standard, the mobile WiMax standard, by mid-2006 despite the fact that the IEEE only ratified the standard in December. Just like the 802.11x market, we'll likely begin to see several vendors coming out of the gate as soon as they can with mobile WiMax equipment they say is compatible with the standard in order to grab market share. While other vendors such as Nokia are taking a wait-and-see attitude when it comes to WiMax, Alcatel has moved aggressively with mobile WiMax. The vendor teamed with Korea's KT in December to accelerate the development of WiMax, beginning with the establishment of an interoperability testing center in Seoul. It also has demonstrated IMS over WiMax and is winning WiMax contracts for trials and roll outs in Europe. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Alcatel boldly announced that it will offer its WiMax base station based on the IEEE 802.16e-2005 standard, the mobile WiMax standard, by mid-2006 despite the fact that the IEEE only ratified the standard in December. Just like the 802.11x market, we'll likely begin to see several vendors coming out of the gate as soon as they can with mobile WiMax equipment they say is compatible with the standard in order to grab market share. While other vendors such as Nokia are taking a wait-and-see attitude when it comes to WiMax, Alcatel has moved aggressively with mobile WiMax. The vendor teamed with Korea's KT in December to accelerate the development of WiMax, beginning with the establishment of an interoperability testing center in Seoul. It also has demonstrated IMS over WiMax and is winning WiMax contracts for trials and roll outs in Europe. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Hutchison changes mind on 3 Italia IPO
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Hutchison Whampoa decided over the weekend to defer the spin-off of its Italian 3G business, 3 Italia, despite approvals from Italian regulators. Instead, it is selling 10 percent of the unit to Goldman Sachs for roughly $500 million through a private placement. It's simply a bad time for European telecom stocks as a host of major operators across Europe issue profit warnings. Even though 3 Italia is garnering high-margin customers, Hutchison fears it will be lumped in with all of the other poor performers. Still, Hutchison appears anxious to list 3 Italia so that it can obtain a benchmark for its entire 3G business. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Hutchison Whampoa decided over the weekend to defer the spin-off of its Italian 3G business, 3 Italia, despite approvals from Italian regulators. Instead, it is selling 10 percent of the unit to Goldman Sachs for roughly $500 million through a private placement. It's simply a bad time for European telecom stocks as a host of major operators across Europe issue profit warnings. Even though 3 Italia is garnering high-margin customers, Hutchison fears it will be lumped in with all of the other poor performers. Still, Hutchison appears anxious to list 3 Italia so that it can obtain a benchmark for its entire 3G business. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: China pushes for TD-SCDMA
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- In a move to give China's homegrown TD-SCDMA standard a head start, China's telecom regulators have ordered the country's operators to stop work on WCDMA trial networks. Apparently that doesn't mean WCDMA will be shut out, but regulators will likely issue TD-SCDMA licenses first to allow these licensees to mature the TD-SCDMA standard and follow later with a WCDMA license. Interestingly, the WCDMA trial networks can't even sit dormant until then. Regulators want them dismantled. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- In a move to give China's homegrown TD-SCDMA standard a head start, China's telecom regulators have ordered the country's operators to stop work on WCDMA trial networks. Apparently that doesn't mean WCDMA will be shut out, but regulators will likely issue TD-SCDMA licenses first to allow these licensees to mature the TD-SCDMA standard and follow later with a WCDMA license. Interestingly, the WCDMA trial networks can't even sit dormant until then. Regulators want them dismantled. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Live from 3GSM in Barcelona
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- This is Brian reporting live from the jam-packed 3GSM conference in Barcelona. As the show gets situated in its new home (no longer the balmy Cannes of yesteryear), the chaotic environment is nonetheless charged with much positive energy and a fire hose-like spray of unending news. Here's a short wrap-up of my day.
IMS, IMS, IMS is on everyone's lips at the show today with the fixed/mobile convergence (FMC) bandwagon driving the network overhaul initiative. Along those lines, Nokia spearheaded the IMS trend with a UMA-enabled handset that allows end users to make calls via the Internet when in range of a WiFi hotspot and switch over to carriers' cellular networks where WiFi is not available.
Since the Nor'easter that slammed the U.S. prevented my luggage from joining me here in the Mediterranean clime, Nortel was kind enough to provide me with a dress shirt. On a completely unrelated note, Nortel is making some big announcements here in Spain with live demos of their commercial HSDPA services at 3.6 Mbps; unveiling their lobbying efforts here in Europe to grant carriers deploying HSDPA and UMTS spectrum on the 900 Mhz band; demos of HSUPA and HSDA calls; and a push for "HSODA," a broadband mobility solution that brings MIMO and OFDM as the underlying technology for UMTS, CDMA and WiMax.
The folks at Glenayre gave me a look at their active messaging solution, which brings impressive ease of use mobile content apps, enabling end users to receive carrier sent and approved video teasers for music videos, songs, films, etc. Glenayre's messaging muscle should push the feature onto handsets in the near future. They were also skeptical of claims that ad-supported mobile content will gain traction moving forward. It will be a slow transition into a tiny section of the market. More on that later. Slated for tonight is the Sony Ericsson party at Danzarama along with the Mobile Entertainment Forum party at Carpe Diem. Stay tuned for more news from the front lines tomorrow. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- This is Brian reporting live from the jam-packed 3GSM conference in Barcelona. As the show gets situated in its new home (no longer the balmy Cannes of yesteryear), the chaotic environment is nonetheless charged with much positive energy and a fire hose-like spray of unending news. Here's a short wrap-up of my day.
IMS, IMS, IMS is on everyone's lips at the show today with the fixed/mobile convergence (FMC) bandwagon driving the network overhaul initiative. Along those lines, Nokia spearheaded the IMS trend with a UMA-enabled handset that allows end users to make calls via the Internet when in range of a WiFi hotspot and switch over to carriers' cellular networks where WiFi is not available.
Since the Nor'easter that slammed the U.S. prevented my luggage from joining me here in the Mediterranean clime, Nortel was kind enough to provide me with a dress shirt. On a completely unrelated note, Nortel is making some big announcements here in Spain with live demos of their commercial HSDPA services at 3.6 Mbps; unveiling their lobbying efforts here in Europe to grant carriers deploying HSDPA and UMTS spectrum on the 900 Mhz band; demos of HSUPA and HSDA calls; and a push for "HSODA," a broadband mobility solution that brings MIMO and OFDM as the underlying technology for UMTS, CDMA and WiMax.
The folks at Glenayre gave me a look at their active messaging solution, which brings impressive ease of use mobile content apps, enabling end users to receive carrier sent and approved video teasers for music videos, songs, films, etc. Glenayre's messaging muscle should push the feature onto handsets in the near future. They were also skeptical of claims that ad-supported mobile content will gain traction moving forward. It will be a slow transition into a tiny section of the market. More on that later. Slated for tonight is the Sony Ericsson party at Danzarama along with the Mobile Entertainment Forum party at Carpe Diem. Stay tuned for more news from the front lines tomorrow. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Sunday, February 12, 2006
WIRELESS NEWS: Something you worht knowing
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.-
> Bluetooth a vulnerability factor in Sony mobile phones. Article
> New IBM chip promises faster wireless networking capability. Article
> Why car makers are speeding to get wireless into their products. Article
> The inherent privacy issues in wireless "follow them" technologies. Article
> Vendors ready a new WiMax network in Texas. Article
> Some big tech players put their money on new WiFi startup. Article
For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.-
> Bluetooth a vulnerability factor in Sony mobile phones. Article
> New IBM chip promises faster wireless networking capability. Article
> Why car makers are speeding to get wireless into their products. Article
> The inherent privacy issues in wireless "follow them" technologies. Article
> Vendors ready a new WiMax network in Texas. Article
> Some big tech players put their money on new WiFi startup. Article
For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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