wireless one-stoptop storyNSN: Infrastructure market to stay flatNokia’s earnings results led to a big sigh of relief in the industry as it reported numbers in line with expectations and projected a rosy forecast for the rest of 2008 for its handset business.... Top Newsfeatured blogiPhone 3G confusion bigger than linesI wish this blog was a raving (or scathing) review of the iPhone 3G, but alas I’m back from four hours in line at AT&T with nothing to show but a receipt and the promise of a shiny, new 16GB iPhone to come within the week.... featured articlesIntel's wireless dreamsIntel is certainly no stranger to the wireless industry. It made its mark in the Wi-Fi business with the introduction of the Centrino platform in 2003, but over the last five years it has been projecting itself beyond the wireless LAN world... Giving away the mobile OSThe mobile phone operating system was supposed to be a critical part of the value chain what drove the mobile computing revolution and powered the smartphones... featured podcastA Telephony Podcast: Open-source mobile operating systemsSenior Editor Kevin Fitchard discusses the open-source mobile operating system with LiMo Foundation executive director Morgan Gillis. ... featured commentaryApple hysteria x 3GApple iPhone week is upon us once again, inspired by a new handset with new features and new marketing, along with the same old hype, sea of press coverage and publicity-craving line campers that we've come to expect from last year... |
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Wireless Review: June 2008Designed to support fixed/mobile convergence, femtocells are set to transform how wireless networks are built. Read this and other stories in this issue of Wireless Review... PodcastsA NXTcomm08 Podcast: George Dobrowski, Broadband ForumThe DSL Forum recently changed its name to the Broadband Forum to reflect the changing scope of its work in an ever-changing marketplace. George Dobrowski, chairman and president of the Broadband Forum, speaks with Associate News Editor Sarah Reedy about the broadband industry and its relevant themes at NXTComm08. Listen now! Click Here TELEPHONY'S DIGITAL EDITIONSUBSCRIBE TO TELEPHONY'S DIGITAL EDITIONTelephony magazine can now be delivered directly to your desktop in a new digital, interactive format. Instantly receive the issue when it comes out and be the first to read the in-depth articles that are so critical to telecommunications service providers. Subscribe now... Ask The Experts
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