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NewsNokia, Qualcomm head to court this week over CDMA patents
The simmering battle between Qualcomm and Nokia is heating up again as the two technology giants head to court on Wednesday to determine whether Qualcomm charges too high of royalties for CDMA. While Read more...
Nokia gets green light for Navteq deal
The European Commission approved Nokia's acquisition of digital map data firm Navteq. The deal is supposed to close within the next five business days. Nokia first announced its $8.1 billion Read more...
Report: Huawei to sell mobile devices unit
Huawei is mulling a sale of a multi-billion dollar stake in its mobile devices unit to a foreign investor that could connect it with U.S. carriers. The renewed interest in such a deal comes after Read more...
Best Buy inks $2.1B JV with Carphone Warehouse
Best Buy and Carphone Warehouse plan to form a joint venture that will require a $2.15 billion investment from Best Buy. Carphone Warehouse will be contributing its European and U.S. retail Read more...
HTC launches Windows Mobile powered Diamond
HTC has unveiled its latest Windows Mobile-powered touch screen device, the Diamond. The handset runs the newest version of Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional and is powered by a Qualcomm 528MHz Read more...
Report: AT&T to offer $100 femtocells
According to a report from ThinkPanmure, AT&T has inked a $500 million deal with ip.access for 7 million femtocells, which it plans to sell to its subscribers for about $100. While AT&T would Read more...
Apple buys chipmaker for iPhones, iPods
Apple has agreed to buy a boutique microprocessor company named PA Semi for a rumored pricetag of $278 million. PA Semi is known for its low-power, sophisticated chipsets, which according to Forbes, Read more...
Nokia's profit up 25% but outlook cautious
Nokia posted a 25 percent rise in first quarter net income thanks to emerging markets, but claimed that the weaker U.S. dollar, general economic slowdown in the U.S. and possible economic slowdown in Read more...
SPOTLIGHT: Analyst: Demand for iPhones in Europe low
According to Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster, the fact that T-Mobile Germany, O2 in the U.K. and now Carphone Warehouse have all slashed the price of the iPhone means that demand for iPhones in Read more...
Laptop makers look to Gobi to bridge 3G
Dell, HP and Lenovo are all set to begin incorporating Qualcomm's Gobi chipset, which allows laptop users to connect to both HSPA and EV-DO networks. HSPA is predominantly used in Europe, while EV-DO Read more...
| Press ReleasesPrice squeeze looms as telcos compete for pay-TV customersLondon 9th June 2008--IPTV is increasingly being offered free by telcos across Europe to encourage people to choose their broadband services. According to the latest research from media analysts Read more... Max Telecom Deploys first Nationwide European Mobile Broadband Network with Navini Oct. 16, 2007 Deployment Sets Stage For Mobile WiMAX RICHARDSON, Texas, Oct. 16 /PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ -- For The First Time In Bulgaria, Max Telecom Will Offer Nationwide Commercial Solutions For Read more... Press Release: European Commission Extends its Review of Proposed Acquisition of BSG by Syniverse TechnologiesEuropean Commission Extends its Review of Proposed Acquisition of BSG by Syniverse Technologies TAMPA, Fla., July 10 -- Syniverse Technologies, a leading provider of technology and business solutions Read more... Press Release: Trustive launches European flat-rate hotspot accessTrustive launches European flat-rate hotspot access Unlimited Wi-Fi access for the mobile professional and small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) Read more...Wireless Voice Revenues Reaching Peak in Western EuropeWireless Voice Revenues Reaching Peak in Western Europe
Voice Revenue Growth Precipitously Drops to 1 percent Q1 2007
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