By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Current wireless events for this and up coming months...
> 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
> GDC Mobile - March 20-21, San Jose, CA
Don't miss the definitive mobile game industry event! Attend GDC Mobile at GDC:06 and get a first-hand glimpse of What's Next… Debate the future of your medium with leading executives in the mobile industry. Register by Feb 15 and save up to 35% on your pass. www.gdcmobile.com
> 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.
> 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.
> 2nd Annual ENUM Summit 2006 - April 19-20, Boston
The ENUM Summit 2006 assembles all of the key players in the ENUM space - regulators; standards bodies; international governments; telecom, wireless and cable operators, ISPs, VoIP service providers, ENUM and DNS solutions providers to discuss business models, regulation, ENUM trial results, numbering administration, security, privacy and more.
> 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. http://lists.fiercemarkets.com/c.html?rtr=on&s=69l,i56b,8mg,9i7v,1z6o,c9du,ddg9
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Saturday, February 11, 2006
WIRELESS NEWS: Quick street to top Wireless updates...
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Indonesian carriers Indosat, Excelcomindo and Telkomsel secure licenses to operate 3G networks. Article
> Nokia announces new LBS services and a GPS module for lower-end phones. Article
> Sprint Nextel gives restricted stock units valued at about $5.7 million and 637,755 stock options to president and CEO Gary D. Forsee. Article
> NBC MOBILE will offer MobiTV's mobile television subscribers highlights of the 2006 Winter Games. Press release
> Standard & Poor's Equity Research lowers its target price on France Telecom to $24 from $31, citing concerns about wireless growth. Article
> Wireless comes to the most remote place on earth: Timbuktu. Article
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Indonesian carriers Indosat, Excelcomindo and Telkomsel secure licenses to operate 3G networks. Article
> Nokia announces new LBS services and a GPS module for lower-end phones. Article
> Sprint Nextel gives restricted stock units valued at about $5.7 million and 637,755 stock options to president and CEO Gary D. Forsee. Article
> NBC MOBILE will offer MobiTV's mobile television subscribers highlights of the 2006 Winter Games. Press release
> Standard & Poor's Equity Research lowers its target price on France Telecom to $24 from $31, citing concerns about wireless growth. Article
> Wireless comes to the most remote place on earth: Timbuktu. Article
For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Cities cannot be world-class without WiFi
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- You can't be a world-class city if you don't have WiFi. Boston, which has long resisted efforts to create a muni-WiFi network, announced a task force that Mayor Thomas Menino said would "make Boston a world leader in wireless Internet access." Apparently, many business and academic folks have been unhappy with Boston's previous lack of enthusiasm for WiFi and negatively compared Boston with cities that are more aggressive in deploying WiFi, such as Philadelphia and San Francisco. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- You can't be a world-class city if you don't have WiFi. Boston, which has long resisted efforts to create a muni-WiFi network, announced a task force that Mayor Thomas Menino said would "make Boston a world leader in wireless Internet access." Apparently, many business and academic folks have been unhappy with Boston's previous lack of enthusiasm for WiFi and negatively compared Boston with cities that are more aggressive in deploying WiFi, such as Philadelphia and San Francisco. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Telstra feels heat over financial information
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Shareholders in Telstra, Australia's largest telecommunications company, have launched a $221.8 million lawsuit against the company claiming it withheld important financial information. About 100 shareholders are suing Telstra for privately informing senior government ministers that it had to borrow from its reserves to pay shareholder dividends and that 14 percent of its phone lines were faulty, before it released the information to the public. Meanwhile, profits are dropping at the company, prompting the Australian government to wait until its share price is better before it sells out. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Shareholders in Telstra, Australia's largest telecommunications company, have launched a $221.8 million lawsuit against the company claiming it withheld important financial information. About 100 shareholders are suing Telstra for privately informing senior government ministers that it had to borrow from its reserves to pay shareholder dividends and that 14 percent of its phone lines were faulty, before it released the information to the public. Meanwhile, profits are dropping at the company, prompting the Australian government to wait until its share price is better before it sells out. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: Is RIM's work-around solution too vague?
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- While Research In Motion is doing its best to allay market fears surrounding the potential shut down of its BlackBerry mobile email service by announcing a work-around solution that it says doesn't impede on NTP's patents, the industry still has doubts because of the lack of technical information released. RIM doesn't want to release technical details because it doesn't want NTP to know what it's up to. A federal judge has set a hearing date for February 24, after which he could choose to issue an injunction to shut down the BlackBerry service as it stands. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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WIRELESS NEWS: EC cries foul on European roaming charges
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Europe's operators have long seen roaming between countries as a source of big revenue given the fact that pricing competition and market saturation has pushed per-minute pricing down in their home markets. Despite the outcry from mobile-phone customers, operators have not budged on the issue, pushing the European Commission to consider legislation to cap roaming fees. In fact, the average cost per minute in Europe is more than three times the rate in Asia, according to research conducted over the past year by Telecoms Management Group. Asian operators can charge less for roaming because their usage is so high, the firm concluded. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.- Europe's operators have long seen roaming between countries as a source of big revenue given the fact that pricing competition and market saturation has pushed per-minute pricing down in their home markets. Despite the outcry from mobile-phone customers, operators have not budged on the issue, pushing the European Commission to consider legislation to cap roaming fees. In fact, the average cost per minute in Europe is more than three times the rate in Asia, according to research conducted over the past year by Telecoms Management Group. Asian operators can charge less for roaming because their usage is so high, the firm concluded. For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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Friday, February 10, 2006
WIRELESS NEWS: More cookies for the wireless jar
By Daily Wireless Updates, Power by Cogni360
Daily Wireless News & Updates.-
> President Bush signed a bill that will open up the 700 MHz spectrum to mobile broadband operators and public safety. Article
> Vonage, the nation's largest independent provider of Internet-based home phone service, filed for a public offering. Article
> 3G Americas and Informa Telecoms & Media report that UMTS supports close to 50 million customers. Article
> Cingular will begin selling the Pantech PG-C120, a sleek, black candy bar phone. Article
> STMicroelectronics announces wireless LAN chip for WiFi Enabled mobile phones. Release
> Rumor Mill: Nokia is expected to release the Nokia E61, aka the Nokiaberry, next week. It is Nokia's response to the BlackBerry and Motorola's Q. Article
> Chinese mobile-phone users sent some 12.6 billion messages during the eight days of the Lunar New Year holiday. Article
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Daily Wireless News & Updates.-
> President Bush signed a bill that will open up the 700 MHz spectrum to mobile broadband operators and public safety. Article
> Vonage, the nation's largest independent provider of Internet-based home phone service, filed for a public offering. Article
> 3G Americas and Informa Telecoms & Media report that UMTS supports close to 50 million customers. Article
> Cingular will begin selling the Pantech PG-C120, a sleek, black candy bar phone. Article
> STMicroelectronics announces wireless LAN chip for WiFi Enabled mobile phones. Release
> Rumor Mill: Nokia is expected to release the Nokia E61, aka the Nokiaberry, next week. It is Nokia's response to the BlackBerry and Motorola's Q. Article
> Chinese mobile-phone users sent some 12.6 billion messages during the eight days of the Lunar New Year holiday. Article
For more telecom news go to: Telecommunicate and Daily WiFi News.
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