Yearly Archives: 2012

M&A forces Austria to postpone LTE spectrum auction

Austria’s telecommunications regulatory body has postponed plans to auction wireless spectrum in the 800 MHz, 900 MHz and 1.8 GHz band targeting the launch...

Intel launches 22nm chips and new smartphone

When it comes to mobile processors, Intel has been the industry's sleeping giant. But the giant is now on the move; the first smartphone...

iPhone remains fragile catalyst for AT&T Mobility

AT&T Mobility (T) looks to have hit an iPhone wall, with the iconic device still remaining a big seller for the carrier, but a...

Earnings Roundup: RadioShack stock slides 10%, ARM, ST-Ericsson, 3M also report

RadioShack lost $8 million in the first quarter, and the stock was off more than 10% in Tuesday morning trading. RadioShack has contracts the...

América Móvil-Banamex-Banco Inbursa mobile payment joint venture taps Gemalto

Gemalto announced it has been selected as the technology provider for Transfer, the service resulting from a joint venture between América Móvil/Telcel, Citibank´s Mexican...

Colombian ETB adds mobile voice to its MVNO services

After offering mobile Internet access using a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) model, Colombian operator Empresa de Telecomunicaciones de Bogota (ETB) has added mobile...

Reality Check: Maximizing productivity in the age of consumerization

In late February, I participated in a panel session at the Mobile World Congress event titled "Mobile Enterprise: Maximizing Workforce Productivity in the Age of Consumerization."

RCR Wireless News, Convergência Digital agree to syndication deal

U.S.-based RCR Wireless News and Brazil's ICT media firm Convergência Digital agreed to enhance their respective news coverage through a licensing and syndication agreement. Since...

Reality Check: Mining for gold in the open mobile era

Attitudes in mobile shift quickly – even among the most staunch protectors of the past. Barely a year ago, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson, speaking at the annual mobile world conference,

Reality Check: New FCC proposed rules may lead to better location accuracy for E911 calls

Many people are unaware of the location-based services that underpin the provision of essential public safety services in the United States. The chief example is Enhanced 9-1-1 (E911) calls,

Huawei pre-analyst summit analysis: A first look at 2011 financials reveals importance of consumer devices as company’s growth engine

SHENZHEN, China – Huawei released its 2011 financial report in advance of its 9th Annual Global Analyst Summit being held this week at its...

Leap names Elliott CFO

Leap Wireless (LEAP) named Jerry Elliott to replace the retiring Walter Berger as the carrier’s EVP and CFO beginning May 1. Berger, who was...

CWA asks for federal benefits for T-Mobile USA call agents

The Communications Workers of America sent a request to the U.S. Department of Labor that it grant trade adjustment assistance benefits to T-Mobile USA...

ST-Ericsson to transfer processor business, cut jobs

ST-Ericsson says it will transfer its stand-alone applications processor business to STMicroelectronics (STM) and eliminate up to 1,700 jobs as part of a restructuring....

Vodafone to buy Cable & Wireless Worldwide for $1.7 billion

Vodafone, currently the world's second largest wireless operator, will pay $1.7 billion for Cable & Wireless Worldwide. Under the terms of the offer, Vodafone...

Lime launches IPTV services in Barbados

Caribbean wireless operator Lime, owned by Cable & Wireless Communications (CWC), announced it has launched IPTV services in Barbados. The pay-TV over broadband product...

Tekelec sees more opportunities in HSPA+ than LTE in Latin American market

Several Latin American telecom operators are already launching LTE services or trials, and more auctions are scheduled, but LATAM still lags behind some other...

Feature Report: Mexico – A complex wireless market with strong perspectives

Mexico's wireless telecommunications sector is dominated by the domination of América Móvil’s Telcel, which controls about 70% of the market. That domination by a...

Reader Forum: Why Latin America is critical to the outsourcing success of the global and local enterprise

Editor’s Note: Welcome to our weekly Reader Forum section. In an attempt to broaden our interaction with our readers, we have created this forum for those...

Feature Report: Mexico – A Complex Wireless Market with Strong Prospects

Although it seems to be a complex market, in many ways the Mexican telecom sector is very similar to the others Latin American countries....

LightSquared pays Inmarsat for more time

LightSquared looks to have made arrangements granting the company more time to settle regulatory issues related to gaining access to spectrum assets, for a...

Intel could get a slice of Apple’s business

Intel CEO Paul Otellini says the world's largest semiconductor company could one day count Apple and even Qualcomm among its customers. Unlike most chip...

Verizon Wireless looks to Windows Phone

Verizon WIreless sees a window of opportunity to develop a third major wireless device ecosystem with Nokia's Windows-based phones. The nation's largest carrier is...

Worst of the Week: Warm and fuzzy

I have to admit that there is very little in the wireless space that tugs at my heart strings. I mean, with an industry full of bottom-line financial people, super-intelligent engineers and a “what have you done for me lately?” attitude, there is rarely a moment for warm feelings.

Oi, iPass partner to expand Wi-Fi coverage

Brazilian telecom operator Oi is expanding its Wi-Fi service offerings. The carrier closed a deal with global Wi-Fi services provider iPass (NASDAQ: IPAS). Under...
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