NEW ORLEANS-Emerson Network Power Global Services, a division of Emerson Network Power, will formally announce the launch of Total Wireless Tower & Cell Site Service Solutions, at this week’s Tower …
NEW ORLEANS-Space Data Corp.’s chairman and chief executive officer Gerald Knoblach will lead a discussion on alternatives the tower industry can take to reach rural populations with wireless communications on …
LIBERTYVILLE, Ill.-Motorola Inc. unveiled four new handsets for Cingular Wireless L.L.C.’s GSM and TDMA networks as well as T-Mobile USA Inc.’s GSM-only network. The pair of Cingular handsets includes the …
NEW YORK-Compex, Anaheim, Calif., has released the SKW811 Wireless Internet-In-A-Box, which it calls, “a hassle-free, complete wireless networking solution for individuals with no previous networking experience.” The package includes: the …
HELSINKI, Finland-Major handset makers are challenging Qualcomm Inc. for what they regard as the high royalty rates for wideband CDMA’s intellectual property rights. The companies include Nokia Corp., L.M. Ericsson …
CARY, N.C.-Tower owner SpectraSite Holdings Inc. said it will file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, a move it said 66 percent of holders of its senior notes support. As SpectraSite …
BOCA RATON, Fla.-SBA Communications Corp. reported third quarter financial results in line with expectations. SBA’s total revenues were up from the year ago period by 64 percent to $67 million, …
OXFORD, United Kingdom-In a somewhat belated effort to reduce cell-phone theft, the five U.K. mobile operators have agreed to establish a common database where phones can be reported and logged …
TOKYO-An arbitration panel at the Japanese telecom ministry on Wednesday concluded that a fixed-line operator should have the authority to decide charges for calls from a fixed line to a …
CANNES, France-GartnerG2, the research and advisory arm of Gartner Group, said short message service (SMS) is potentially a powerful marketing tool in Europe, with SMS use now exceeding Internet use …
CAMPBELL, California, United States-P-Com announced more than US$2 million in orders for its point-to-point products to customers in Saudi Arabia and Jordan. The company did not provide details on the …
BANGALORE, India-Motorola Inc. said it plans to invest $13 million to set up a software development center here and step up the number of its engineers by 25 percent in …
WASHINGTON-The Wireless Communications Association International urged federal regulators to set rules by early year for fixed wireless broadband service in upper millimeter wave spectrum that promises gigabit- per-second speeds. “I …
HELSINKI, Finland-The Finnish government has objected to a decision by Telia shareholders to elect Telia’s chief executive to the board of the merged company, a stumbling block reminiscent of the …
GLASTONBURY, Conn.-Site acquisition, development and construction services company Pinnacle Site Development Inc. has merged with Optasite Inc., a provider of network optimization, management and maintenance services, creating one company with …
CANNES, France-GartnerG2, the research and advisory arm of Gartner Group, said short message service is potentially a powerful marketing tool in Europe, with SMS use now exceeding Internet use in …
LONDON-Vodafone Group plc has agreed with Vivendi Universal S.A on the dates during which Vivendi can pre-empt Vodafone’s bid for stakes in French operator Cegetel held by British Telecommunications plc …
IRVINE, Calif.-SMC Networks introduced commercially two new members of its EZ Connect Turbo family of wireless networking products, the SMC2455W 2.4 GHz 11/22 Mbps Auto Sensing Wireless Access Point and …
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.-The Cutting Edge Software subsidiary of Mobility Electronics Inc. has released Quickoffice v6 for Mac OS X, enabling Macintosh users to view and edit Microsoft Office v.X files on …
MIAMI LAKES, Fla.-Calypso Wireless Inc., a broadband technology provider, will retain its name under an acquisition for an undisclosed sum by Kleer-Vu Industries Inc., the companies announced Nov. 4. In …
