:: Wireless News Archive ::
3G or 4G? Parsing the economics of mobile broadband
By Kevin Fitchard
GSMA technology director Dan Warren explains why some operators are running head-first toward LTE while others are holding back...
Genoa reduces mobile power consumption
By Sarah Reedy
Genoa makes technology to brighten the color of TVs but is tackling mobile devices as screen size, battery drain grows...
AlcaLu helps wireless operators target ads
By Sarah Reedy
Alcatel-Lucent is expanding its advertising portfolio to help carriers get into targeted mobile advertising...
Hatteras extends copper Ethernet reach
By Ed Gubbins
Hatteras Networks today introduced repeaters to extend the reach of its Ethernet-over-copper gear in an echo of the move made three years ago by its rival, Actelis Networks...
Ericsson rolling out mobile app store without Sony
By Kevin Fitchard
Ericsson extending managed services portfolio to application retailing...
NSN racing the clock on Nortel LTE integration
By Kevin Fitchard
With global operators finalizing their LTE decisions, NSN must quickly incorporate Nortel’s 4G technology into its radio access portfolio...
Nortel selling it all, including its name
By Kevin Fitchard
Carrier networks president says the Nortel brand could be a key bargaining chip in and business unit sale...
AT&T signs up second smart-grid utility partner
By Sarah Reedy
AT&T partners with Cooper Power Systems on joint smart grid sensor services for utilities...
TI diving into the femto silicon market
By Kevin Fitchard
DSP vendor scaling down its multi-core base station chips for the femtocell...
Nokia a big win for Intel but next steps unclear
By Sarah Reedy
Nokia will use Intel Atom mobile processors to build a yet-to- be-determined new class of mobile devices...
Nortel-NSN deal leaves major wireless assets on the table
By Kevin Fitchard
Despite Nortel exiting the UMTS market, GSM radio access and switching remains a big business for the struggling vendor...
Mobile couponing goes mainstream
By Sarah Reedy
Mobile couponing is one form of mobile advertising that is resonating with consumers, brands – if not carriers yet...
NSN: Nortel CDMA purchase about customers, not growth
By Kevin Fitchard
CDMA is a declining market, says Nokia Siemens CEO, but Nortel's CDMA customer base will serve as a launch pad to LTE...
NSN nabs Nortel CDMA, LTE businesses for $650M
By Kevin Fitchard
Nortel opting to break apart; other business unit sales, delisting planned...
AT&T makes amends on iPhone 3.0
By Sarah Reedy
With the official launch of the iPhone 3G S today, AT&T is adjusting its practices towards WiFi, eligibility, prepaid iPhone owners...
Accenture: Mobile device testing requirements exploding
By Kevin Fitchard
As phones become more complex so do their testing and certification regimens...
ALU, HP combo to aid service provider transformation
By Carol Wilson
Execs said focus is on solving business problems that cross internal organizations...
Kajeet swaps mobile phones for learning
By Kevin Fitchard
Online ‘learn-stuff-earn-stuff’ gaming service SmartyCard is adding a Kajeet handset to the list of the prizes children can earn through learning...
Alcatel-Lucent, HP team on converged network solutions
By Carol Wilson
Duo target IT and telecom programs for service providers and enterprises...
Rural users rail against exclusive handset deals
By Sarah Reedy
CellSouth, rural carrier organizations outline why open networks increase innovation, decrease the digital divide...
Open Range taps Alvarion for rural WiMax network
By Kevin Fitchard
$100 million contract will use WiMax as a terrestrial component in Open Range-Globalstar’s hybrid satellite broadband network...
How consumers' groups aim to shape telecom policy | Part 3
By Joan Engebretson
Free Press supports broadband universal service, wireless Internet...
Verizon fights back against anti-competitive claims
By Sarah Reedy
Verizon calls Cellular South’s allegation that it violates handset exclusivity a false representation of the facts...
Clearwire network No. 3 goes live in Atlanta
By Kevin Fitchard
WiMax launch covering 3 million people is the first of an 8-metro-market rollout in 2009...
Alcatel-Lucent rebuts Ericsson power claim
Alcatel-Lucent (NYSE: ALU) says Ericsson’s claims about the power consumption of the Alcatel Lucent edge gear are erroneous, leading to a false advantage for Ericsson’s IP edge gear in a power usage consumption...












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