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WASHIGNTON-Psion Teklogix announced it will provide a new 802.11-based wireless system for the U.S. government’s Defense Logistics Agency for three Defense Distribution Centers in Texarkana, Texas, New Cumberland, Pa., and …
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OKLAHOMA CITY-Dobson Communications Corp. reported that its majority shareholder Dobson CC Limited Partnership and Bank of America N.A. have reached an agreement in principle amending and restructuring DCCLP’s loan that …
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WARREN, N.J.-Anadigics Inc. said it has acquired the complete wireless local area network power amplifier and module product lines from RF Solutions Inc. “Our new WLAN PA team brings to …
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ATLANTA-Cingular Wireless L.L.C. named Randall Stephenson to succeed Gary Forsee as chairman of the nation’s second largest wireless operator. Stephenson also serves as chief financial officer at Cingular’s parent company …
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LAKE CHARLES, La.-US Unwired Inc. reported $148.8 million in revenues for the fourth quarter of 2002 and $534.1 million for the full-year compared with $81.2 million and $259.2 million respectively …
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HELSINKI, Finland-NRJ International has withdrawn from its previous commitments for $14.4 million in shares of troubled Finnish handset maker Benefon. Investor Philippe Frangie, who had previously committed to a $12.9 …
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China’s homegrown technology, TD-SCDMA, may not enjoy the kind of traction its proprietors dream. Datang Mobile Communications Equipment, one of TD-SCDMA’s major supporters, fears the technology will not be chosen …
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The promise of the converged wireless device is a reality, although exactly what it will look like is still being debated. Those in the industry have long preached the inevitable …
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WASHINGTON-The congressman representing San Diego, hometown of CDMA developer Qualcomm, introduced legislation that would require the Department of Defense and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) to deploy CDMA …
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CHICAGO-In what market watchers describe as one of the largest class-action settlements ever, Lucent Technologies Inc. has resolved all outstanding shareholder lawsuits for more than US$600 million. The settlement, which …
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ARLINGTON, Va.-Spending on all transport services will increase by 6.1 percent this year, to $345.3 billion, with the greatest growth in wireless and high-speed Internet access, the Telecommunications Industry Association …
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BELLEVUE, Wash.-T-Mobile USA Inc. and Cingular Wireless customers can sign up to receive up-to-the-minute news updates on the Iraq war through text message alerts. The service works through technology from …
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SOMERSET, N.J.-Independent retail agent American Cellular reported that its multimillion dollar lawsuit against Cingular Wireless L.L.C. and its former group of operating companies is scheduled to go to trial next …
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KIEV, Ukraine-Two leading Ukrainian carriers continue to expand in the country, while some outsiders had to quit the market, opening a way for acquisitions and takeovers. The Ukrainian Mobile Communications …
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MUNICH, Germany-Siemens has said it will provide cdma2000 as part of its core network offering, although it will not involve the backhaul or radio access network. The company said the …
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LONDON-E-Plus and MmO2 have reportedly made bids to acquire MobilCom’s third-generation (3G) assets in Germany, according to international press reports. The bids are reported to be less than 30 million …
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LONDON-Iceland has been reprimanded by the European Free Trade Association’s Surveillance Authority for not putting in place a regulatory and legal framework for issuing third-generation (3G) licenses. Iceland has delayed …
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WHEAT RIDGE, Colo.-ARC Wireless Solutions Inc., which develops antennas used on wireless communication towers, reported improved financial results for the fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 2002. The company said its …
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NEW YORK-Sprint PCS affiliate US Unwired Inc.’s stock price shot up more than 250 percent in trading on Thursday to 30 cents per share just ahead of its scheduled fourth-quarter …
