Yearly Archives: 2002

Sun announces agreement with China’s CSL

SANTA CLARA, Calif.—Java giant Sun Microsystems Inc. announced Chinese carrier CSL will be the first in greater China to launch Java-based wireless services.The carrier...

Colligo Networks inks financing, PWC deal

VANCOUVER, British Columbia—Colligo Networks Inc., formerly SynchroPoint Wireless, announced $3.5 million in venture capital financing and a deal with PricewaterhouseCoopers.The company, which provides collaborating...

Discrete Wireless completes equity capital round

ATLANTA—Wireless hardware and software provider Discrete Wireless announced it has completed $1.3 million equity capital round of private investments, bringing the total investments the...

D-Link introduces wireless Internet camera

IRVINE, Calif.—Electronic company D-Link said it has developed what it calls the first wireless Internet camera known as the D-Link Air DCS-1000W, which does...

TeleCorp PCS shareholders approve AT&T Wireless merger proposal

ARLINGTON, Va.—TeleCorp PCS Inc. shareholders approved the company's proposed merger with AT&T Wireless Services Inc., which is expected to be completed on Feb. 15."Over...

Mitsubishi develops multi-markup language browser

AMAGASAKI, Japan-Mitsubishi Electric Corp. said it has developed a browser that will enable mobile phones, car navigation systems and other mobile terminals to handle...

Analysts question Hutchison’s 3G plans

OXFORD, United Kingdom—As branding becomes a more important weapon in the struggle to win cell-phone customers, industry analysts are beginning to question how Hutchison...

T-Mobile looks to win 3G launch race

BERLIN—The mobile division of Deutsche Telekom, T-Mobile, has forcefully indicated that it plans to be the first to launch third-generation (3G) services in Germany....

Handset manufacturers prepare for battle

OXFORD, United Kingdom—With the first signs that European cell-phone operators are generating better revenues than expected, the major handset developers are gearing themselves up...

UbiquiTel reports on funding

CONSHOHOCKEN, Pa.—UbiquiTel Inc. reaffirmed previously issued guidance on its funding position, reporting it had approximately $130 million in cash and cash equivalents and $85...

Leap to offer Olympics on Salt Lake City Superscreen

SAN DIEGO—While the Olympics may be in their own backyard, Salt Lake City residents who do not have tickets to events will be able...

U.S. Cellular collects used wireless phones to benefit Sept. 11 victims

CHICAGO—Until March 31, U.S. Cellular Corp. said it will be collecting used wireless phones through its Community Action Recycling Effort program with proceeds from...

MTN offers help in Nigeria, Rwanda

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa—Mobile operator MTN Nigeria has reported that it will assist the city of Lagos, Nigeria, recover from an explosion at an arms...

Oman to privatize state-owned telecom firm

LONDON—The Omani government approved plans for the privatization of Oman Telecommunications to move forward to offer a 40-percent stake in the company.Privatization plans, which...

Mobile interconnection boosts fixed operator revenues in Kenya

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa—An increased volume in calls being made by KenCell and Safaricom's mobile subscribers over the fixed-line network of Telkom Kenya has caused...

Philips completes Verizon network trial

EINDHOVEN, The Netherlands—Royal Philips Electronics said it has successfully concluded a trial of its solution for delivering multimedia content and applications over wireless networks...

WebLink outlines new bankruptcy plan

DENVER, United States—WebLink Wireless found its white knight.The paging and messaging carrier said last week it scored a deal with Sun Capital Acquisition, which...

Bush budget axes tech grant program

WASHINGTON—President Bush's 2003 budget eliminates a major telecom infrastructure grant program, while including legislative proposals to reschedule broadcast spectrum auctions and to charge television...

Sierra begins shipping new modem to Verizon

TORONTO—Sierra Wireless has begun shipments of its high-speed communications card to Verizon Wireless. The new AirCard 555 modem will provide higher connectivity speeds for...

Verizon files lawsuit seeking return of auction deposit

BEDMINSTER, New Jersey, United States—Verizon Wireless filed a lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District...

DoCoMo says FOMA’s ARPU at US$78

TOKYO—NTT DoCoMo, the largest mobile carrier in Japan, announced the average revenue per user (ARPU) of FOMA, DoCoMo's new third-generation (3G) service, was 10,400...

Ericsson to protect itself from defaults in South America

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina—More than 41 percent of Ericsson's last half-year losses were attributed to the possible failure to pay by various telephony operators in...

Weblicon joins Wireless Village

BERLIN—German vendor Weblicon Technologies said it joined the Wireless Village initiative, which focuses on integrating instant messaging and presence services into mobile services. Weblicon...

Audiovox, Hyundai enter CDMA handset manufacturing agreement

HAUPPAUGE, New York, United States—Audiovox Communications and Hyundai CuriTel in Korea signed an estimated US$730 million agreement for Hyundai CuriTel to manufacture CDMA handsets...

Logica benefits from Ericsson partnership

LONDON—Logica announced it scored a US$2.3 million sale through its reselling deal with Ericsson.Under the deal, Ericsson sold Logica's Telepath short message service (SMS)...
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