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SPOTLIGHT: A gPhone drilldown
BusinessWeek has an interesting feature covering the various forms a Google-branded handset or mobile offering could take. Will it just be a mobile platform like a Symbian or Windows Mobile OS? And
ALSO NOTED: Microsoft may be working on a Zune phone; Alvarion chosen for Russian WiMAX deployments; and much more...
> Champaign, Ill., is getting an outdoor WiFi solution using adaptive beam forming smart antennas from NextWave's Go Networks.
Microsoft: Zune phone a possibility
Speaking at the Citigroup technology conference in New York City, Microsoft's entertainment and device division corporate vice president and chief financial officer Mindy Mount outlined the future of
RIM Rumors and News Round Up
The blogosphere is churning with RIM rumors as analysts stirred up controversy (and stock prices) this week when they posited that conditions were right for Microsoft to acquire the Blackberry
ALSO NOTED: Nokia's N-Gage, again; Yahoo Mail's SMS; and much more...
> Nokia's all set to launch the N-Gage platform. Again and again.
MTV, RealNetworks team for Rhapsody America
MTV Networks and RealNetworks Inc. will merge their online digital music stores to create Rhapsody America, a new service distributed by Verizon Wireless. Per terms of the joint venture, MTV
'Coopetition' guides Cisco, Microsoft
The term "coopetition" (when competitors acknowledged they might need to partner to address a customer need) always seemed to me a defense mechanism telecom companies invoked when faced with the
Aruba moving on up in enterprise WiFi
WLAN vendor Aruba has nearly doubled its market share since going public in March. Thanks to going public, customers are comfortable with Aruba's long-term viability, says Aruba founder Keerti
Charter Communications' next move
Charter Communications, in which Microsoft progenitor Paul Allen holds almost a 52 percent stake, said in a Securities and Exchange filing it it's considering a sale or privatization. The company is
BT INS server virtualization study
Virtualization software has been in the news following a healthy IPO on Monday by VMware, one of the companies that enable server capabilities to be virtually replicated on a single server, making
