ALSO NOTED: Stealing GPS--not a smart move; Today's trivia question; and much more

> AirLink's ruggedized connectivity devices--the PinPoint X and Raven X--have been certified for use on Sprint's PowerVision network. The devices support 1xEV-DO Rev. A and are backwards compatible to work in areas where EV-DO Rev. A is unavailable. Release [1]

> Kineto Wireless won another UMA client deal. BenQ will use Kineto's client software in its UMA-enabled dual-mode handsets available in 2007. Release [2]

> Stealing GPS tracking units wasn't a bright idea for these crooks. Article [3]

And Finally ... Your daily dose of wireless trivia.  In the late 1980s, Nextel Communications was known by another name. What was its original moniker?  Send your answer here [4].

Yesterday's Question: What was the name of the company that many believe to be a front for Apple, which filed a trademark in the U.S. for the "iPhone" in September 2006? Answer: Ocean Telecom Services. First correct answer came from Mark Jenkins, Select Communications [5].