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The enterprise/consumer lines are blurring

The enterprise/consumer lines are blurring In less than two weeks, the wireless industry will find itself trekking out to Las Vegas for the twice-annual pilgrimage that is CTIA. While the fall show Read more...
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WiMAX to be put to the test

The United States is getting ever closer to widespread licensed WiMAX deployment. Sprint's XOHM service has begun very Read more...

New Sprint WiMAX devices

Few people would have picked something like it for the first in a new category of wireless devices, but the Eee PC Read more...

Always-on security

Laptop computers and 3G networks have joined forces to bring anywhere Internet connectivity to Read more...

Google mulling Sprint buyout?

Settle down, folks: for the time being, this is a totally unsubstantiated rumor. VoIP columnist Rich Tehrani unleashed a editorial piece over the weekend where he muses philosophical about the rumors Read more...
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QUICKLINKS: Vonage loses jury trial; Disney folding mobile phone service;

> Minnesota AG files against Sprint/Nextel. Article > Vonage loses jury trial. Read more...
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Who will win Alltel?

The news slipped during a February call with analysts, when Alltel admitted that it was reviewing a number of options concerning a possible sale. Now AT&T, Verizon Wireless and Sprint Nextel Read more...

Editor's Corner

I received a press release this morning about wireless operators offering child-tracking capabilities via the mobile phone. For example, the second largest mobile operator, Verizon Wireless, offers Read more...

QUICKLINKS: Avaya, Intel collaborate on VoIP for the workplace; What Sprint Nextel hopes its merger will accomplish; Much more.

Avaya, Intel collaborate on VoIP for the workplace. Article A new Business Class Wireless Suite from Intel and Cisco. Read more...