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Bits & Bytes: Funambol makes cloud announcement; InMobi joins MMA; and more

Funambol, the mobile cloud company, announced the introduction of two new price plans for the myFUNAMBOL mobile cloud service, which allow users to upgrade from the basic service. myFUNAMBOL makes it easy to wirelessly sync mobile phones and connected devices with the cloud,...

Partnerships: U Mobile & ZTE; AppTech and Conmudata of Colombia; and more

U Mobile and ZTE have signed an agreement to bring 100 Mbps wireless network across key cities in Malaysia. The agreement is a two pronged development which will see U Mobile extending its 42 Mbps mobile network in Central, Negeri Sembilan and the Northern...

Partnerships: U Mobile & ZTE; AppTech and Conmudata of Colombia; and more

U Mobile and ZTE have signed an agreement to bring 100 Mbps wireless network across key cities in Malaysia. The agreement is a two pronged development which will see U Mobile extending its 42 Mbps mobile network in Central, Negeri Sembilan and the Northern...

Capital Markets: Digicel acquires Claro; America Movil announces stock split; and more

Digicel announced that it has signed an agreement with Am

Bits & Bytes: Skorpios with Nokia Siemens; Clarity announcement; and more

Skorpios Technologies, an innovator in composite silicon photonic technology, announced it has entered into a strategic development agreement with Nokia Siemens Networks, expanding the business relationship between both companies. Together the companies will deliver optical networking solutions to communications customers.Neustar Inc., a provider of...

Partnership: Asia's Pacnet signs MOU; Responsys and Adobe; and more

Tapjoy Inc. announced that it successfully helped Glu Mobile Inc., global publisher of social games for smartphone and tablet devices, fuel the revenue and audience growth of its latest hit game, Gun Bros. Tapjoy's alternative payment platform helped Glu improve Gun Bros' monetization rates,...

Capital Markets: Wozniak's Fusion-io announces IPO; Western DIgital acquires Hitachi subsidiary; and more

Vringo Inc., a provider of video ringtones and personalization solutions for mobile devices, announced that it has signed a non-binding Letter of Intent to acquire substantially all of the assets of m-Wise Inc. m-Wise provides a platform to manage deliver and monetize mobile entertainment,...

Contracts: Rio Olympics chooses Embratel and Claro; HBO and Motorola; and more

Embratel and Claro Brazil: With the Rio 2016 Olympic Games to be a national sponsor, exclusively in the Telecommunication Services categories. Thus, Embratel and Claro will be able to use the right of associating their brand to the Rio 2016 Olympic Games and the...

Movers & Shakers: AT&T names new CFO; CBS Interactive's new President; and more

AT&T Inc. announced that Rick Lindner, chief financial officer, will retire effective June 1, 2011. He will be replaced by AT&T Controller John Stephens, a 19-year company veteran. Lindner has served as CFO for the company since 2004, and he previously was CFO for...

Movers & Shakers: AT&T names new CFO; CBS Interactive’s new President; and more

AT&T Inc. announced that Rick Lindner, chief financial officer, will retire effective June 1, 2011. He will be replaced by AT&T Controller John Stephens, a 19-year company veteran. Lindner has served as CFO for the company since 2004, and he previously was CFO for...

Bits &Bytes: Scanbuy opens in Mexico; Telstra bids on spectrum; and more

Networking specialists LANCOM, LTE modem manufacturer Sierra Wireless, and Rohde & Schwarz, a provider of wireless test technology, presented at CeBIT the first live public demonstration of an LTE business router. The live demonstration included a fully integrated multi-mode radio module and pan-European network...

Partnerships: F-Secure and Telefonica; Nintendo with AT&T and Netflix; and more

Scorecard Systems Inc., reporting and analysis solutions for cable, broadband and telecommunications companies, announced that it had been selected by WaveDivision Holdings—a leading MSO based in Kirkland, WA. WaveDivision will deploy Scorecard’s subscriber analysis application, revenue usage and revenue yield modules. Communications Test Design...

Capital Markets: Intel acquires McAfee; EU approves Ericsson; and more

Intel Corporation announced the acquisition of McAfee, Inc. is complete. McAfee will continue developing and selling security products and services under its own brand. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of Intel, McAfee reports into Intel's Software and Services Group. The acquisition is said to...

Contracts: Huawei and Nextel; Tiscali chooses ZTE; and more

Harris Corp. Brazil: With Federative Republic of Brazil to provide Falcon III and Falcon II tactical radios to the country's armed forces. Brazil will deploy the radios in a range of humanitarian, security and disaster relief missions, such as support for the nation of...

Movers & Shakers: Facebook hires Google VP; Maxcom announces new CEO; and more

Appia, open app marketplace, announces that it has launched its global expansion plans with the hiring of three new Sales Executives in key international markets. Juan Carlos Belair will oversee sales in Latin America (LATAM), with Sid Mahajan heading up the sales team in...

Bits & Bytes: Huawei releases open letter, Google launches Cloud Connect; and more

Carlson Wireless announced the launch of LongHaul ST, the next generation of wireless microwave connectivity for multiple Applications.The LongHaul ST is the newest product series to be added to CWT's lineup of wireless microwave connectivity solutions. The ST was designed in response to the...

CTIA 2012: Back in New Orleans in May

CTIA said its 2010 spring show will take place May 8 through 10 in New Orleans, marking the first time the trade association will hold its conference in that city since 2005. The association said a major reason behind pushing back the International CTIA...

Partnerships: VMware and Softbank; China Telecom and Chunghwa Telecom; and more

VMware, virtualization and cloud infrastructure provider, announced that major Japan-based telecommunications operator, Softbank Telecom Corp., has joined the VMware vCloud

Leap adds customers, increases net loss for year

Leap Wireless International Inc. (LEAP) added 430,000 customers in the fourth quarter, the majority of whom came from Leap's acquisition of Pocket Communications in October. The flat-rate carrier ended the year with about 5.52 million customers, up 18% from the 4.4 million it counted...

Capital Markets: Juniper acquires Brilliant assets; Vivo announces public tender; and more

FiberTower Corp., a wireless backhaul services provider, announced that it received an early termination notice from one of its emerging carrier customers to terminate service at approximately 220 billing locations on Feb. 28, and that the customer is reviewing approximately 50 additional locations for...

Contracts: Alcatel-Lucent with DoCoMo, Huawei with Northeast Wireless and more

Following are infrastructure contracts announced during the past week:Alcatel-LucentFrance: With DoCoMo Communications Laboratories Europe GmbH, the German-based research center for Japan's service provider NTT DoCoMo Inc., to broadcast live video streams to social networking sites using a mobile device.Value: UndisclosedIndosat Indonesia: With Alcatel-Lucent to...

Computer sector improved in 2010, Labor Bureau says

Jobs in the computer sector improved in 2010, as did the overall economy, although the telecommunications sector did not fare as well, according to figures from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.Companies in the IT engineering and telecom spaces were slow out of the...

Movers & Shakers: WAC announces new members; Cellcrypt appoints president; and more

Cellcrypt, provider of encrypted cell phone voice calling, announced the appointment of Matthew Cochran to the position of president of Cellcrypt FZE. He will be leading the Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific operations and business development, with a focus on company-wide global offset...

Bits & Bytes: Skype's mobile partner program; The Weather Channel app; and more

Skype announced a mobile partner program for operators in markets with low 3G broadband penetration. The program aims to bring the Skype experience to a broad range of mobile users and will enable carriers to differentiate their offerings in a competitive market environment. This...