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HP introduces wireless notebooks

PALO ALTO, Calif.—Hewlett-Packard Co. introduced two new wireless notebooks, offering embedded 802.11b or Bluetooth connectivity and digital home networking features.HP's Pavilion zt1000 notebook comes embedded with 802.11b connectivity and optional integrated Bluetooth capabilities, while the company's ze1110 notebook starts at just over $1,000. HP...

Nokia pushes open standards

Nokia Corp. continued its massive open mobile architecture standards push last week by signing up some of the world's largest infrastructure and application server vendors, including BEA Systems Inc., Borland Software Corp., Hewlett-Packard Co., IBM Corp., Oracle and Sun Microsystems Inc.The move underscores Nokia's...

HP, Compaq promote benefits of merger

PALO ALTO, Calif.-In an effort to debunk criticism of the move and rally stakeholders, Hewlett-Packard Co. and Compaq Computer Corp. released a detailed, 50-page document outlining the benefits of the proposed merger between the two companies.The companies' release comes about a week after Walter...

Wireless execs to testify against Microsoft in antitrust lawsuit

Representatives from the wireless industry are being asked to testify against Microsoft Corp. in the ongoing antitrust lawsuit against the computer software giant, each with new insight into how Microsoft is allegedly muscling into new markets and resisting cooperating with competitors.A witness list released...

HP, Compaq promote benefits of merger

PALO ALTO, California, United States—In an effort to debunk criticism of the move and rally stakeholders, Hewlett-Packard and Compaq Computer released a detailed, 50-page document outlining the benefits of the proposed merger between the two companies.The companies' release comes about a week after Walter...

HP, Compaq promote benefits of merger

PALO ALTO, Calif.—In an effort to debunk criticism of the move and rally stakeholders, Hewlett-Packard Co. and Compaq Computer Corp. released a detailed, 50-page document outlining the benefits of the proposed merger between the two companies.The companies' release comes about a week after Walter...

HP board member details unhappiness about Compaq merger

PALO ALTO, Calif.—Walter Hewlett, a board member of Hewlett-Packard Co., filed a letter with the Securities and Exchange Commission warning of "enormous unhappiness" about the proposed merger between HP and Compaq Computer Corp."I think that it is critically important to bring to your attention...

GoAmerica to purchase OutBack Resource Group

NEW YORK—GoAmerica Inc. made yet another major announcement, this time that it is acquiring OutBack Resource Group of San Luis Obispo in order to expand its efforts in Java technology, with an eye toward developing its Go.Web service in Java by the first quarter...

Packard family to weigh HP/Compaq merger

SAN FRANCISCO—Hewlett-Packard Co. says the Packard family foundation is meeting Friday to deliberate on the merits and demerits of supporting the company's merger with Compaq Computer Corp.The family's decision could determine if the merger succeeds since it owns 10 percent share of HP stock.

Board supports Compaq/HP merger

PALO ALTO, Calif.—The board members of Hewlett-Packard Co. say they will enthusiastically support the company's merger with Compaq, in spite of the objections of family members of Walter Hewlett to the deal."The Board thoroughly analyzed this transaction and unanimously concluded this is the very...

Companies target business leaders with mobile computing seminars

ATLANTA—Some of the top companies in the wireless space are planning a nationwide series of seminars to educate business leaders on the critical components of a successful mobile computing solution.The companies include GoAmerica, Hewlett-Packard Co., Verizon Information Technologies and XcellNet Inc.The seminars will be...

HP clarifies job cut reports

SAN FRANCISCO—Hewlett Packard Co. has denied reports in the World Street Journal and Reuters that it plans a new wave of 7,000 job reductions, saying the cuts were previously announced in a July 26 press release."We had announced the layoffs long before and noted...

CES Knowledge Circuit announces speakers

ARLINGTON, Va.—Organizers of the 2002 International CES Knowledge Circuit conference program, scheduled for January 8, 2002, in Las Vegas, announced they expect to hold more than 100 educational sessions and to host 110,000 attendees.Eleven technology circuits expected to be covered in the conference include...

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Berliner Communications Inc.Doreen Trant has been promoted to chief operating officer of Berliner Communication Inc. Trant previously served as the company's vice president of sales and marketing. She will now be responsible for service disciplines including RF engineering, site acquisition, construction, project management,...

Microsoft releases details of Pocket PC OS upgrade

SAN DIEGO—Microsoft Corp. released details of its forthcoming Pocket PC operating system upgrade—which the company is marketing squarely at the business market—a move that ratchets up the OS battle with personal digital assistant maker Palm Inc.Microsoft made its announcement during the DEMOmobile 2001 conference...

Ericsson to buy HP stake in EHPT

STOCKHOLM, Sweden—Ericsson said it has decided to acquire the remaining 19 percent of its joint venture EHPT from Hewlett-Packard in order to enhance its third-generation (3G) billing and business support systems. EHPT's activities will be incorporated into Ericsson's operations as of 4 September 2001."HP...

Ericsson to buy HP stake in EHPT

STOCKHOLM, Sweden—L.M. Ericsson said it has decided to acquire the remaining 19 percent of its joint venture EHPT from Hewlett-Packard Co. in order to enhance its third-generation billing and business support systems. EHPT's activities will be incorporated into Ericsson's operations as of Sept. 4,...

Oracle unveils e-Business Suite for PDAs

Oracle Corp. has made one more stride into the wireless space.The Redwood Shores, Calif.-based software vendor announced what it called its e-Business Suite, which will allow users of handheld devices to access a garden variety of applications and bring them closer to next-generation technologies."Our...

Slowdown spreads to contract manufacturers

Even the last bastion has been hit.The heat of the economic slowdown is choking contract electronics manufacturers that help the major original equipment manufacturers make their phones and infrastructure equipment.The scourge of high inventory levels with the OEMs and operators has infected the CEMs,...

Cell phones in landfills mounting problem: Variety of alternatives being tested

Popularity is not without problems. Approximately 3.5 million of the cellular phones manufactured every year end up in landfills across the country, according to industry estimates.The Environmental Protection Agency believes that only a federal law will stop cell-phone users and industry from dumping handsets...

OmniSky expands service to multiple devices

NEW YORK-OmniSky Corp., a San Francisco-based wireless Internet service provider, has taken a series of steps recently to expand the number and kinds of devices with which it can communicate.This month, the company began offering support for the Hewlett-Packard Pavilion notebook personal computer and...

Contract manufacturers gain influence

By outsourcing their handset and network equipment production, major vendors may be unwittingly yielding enormous influence to contract electronics manufacturers that could acquire enough expertise and experience to develop their own brands and technologies.Two reports, one by market research firm Bear Stearns and the...

SK Telecom forms joint venture with HP

SEOUL, South Korea-SK Telecom and Hewlett-Packard Co. have set up a $10 million joint-venture fund to invest in wireless Internet companies. Each company committed $5 million to the venture, which will help companies develop core technologies and explore wireless Internet services, according to international...

PDA price wars pummel industry

As the nation's two dominant personal digital assistant makers watch their stocks crumble, their revenue expectations halved and the fires of a price war blazing, some in the industry wonder whether the PDA market isn't quite the gold mine many had hoped.Others, however, see...