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Editor's Corner: Is Mobile TV the Next Big Thing?
Mobile TV is undeniably a hot topic. Here are just a few recent news highlights: Verizon V-Cast subscribers can now stream episodes of the popular US TV show Lost for an additional $1 per
Nokia to buy Intellisync; RIM nonplussed
Nokia has signed a deal to purchase Intellisync at $5.25 per share. This price puts Intellisync's total value at about $430 million. The buy puts Nokia in a much better position
Nokia acquiring Intellisync for $430M
Nokia has agreed to acquire wireless email and messaging provider Intellisync for $430 million. Intellisync's wireless email solution seeks to be platform-independent and device agnostic. Nokia
Editor's Corner: Why do people carry mobile phones?
It sounds like a dumb question, but how can you expect to create products and services for mobile users without a solid understanding of why they carry a mobile device in the first place? Jan
Cingular launches mobile radio service
Cingular Wireless is offering 40 channels of commercial-free radio from Music Choice and MobiTV. The service will cost $6.99 per month plus
Nokia replies to QUALCOMM patent infringement suit
Nokia said it is disappointed that QUALCOMM filed a lawsuit against it for allegedly infringing on 11 QUALCOMM patents and one of its subsidiary's. The suit claims that Nokia phones sold in the US
QUALCOMM sues Nokia over GSM patents
QUALCOMM has sued Nokia for alleged violations of 11 patents related to GSM, GPRS, and EDGE. Nokia is reportedly "stunned" by the lawsuit and "disappointed" that QUALCOMM choose
Nokia unveils new N-Series, TV phone
Nokia has unveiled several new N-series phones , most notably the N92 a " TV phone " that looks like a tiny portable DVD player. The N92 has an
QUICKLINKS: Nokia's open-source portal; Wendy's goes WiFi; Much more...
Nokia opens open-source software portal. Web site Comparing platform numbers: Nokia versus QUALCOMM.
QUALCOMM claims 11 patent violations against Nokia
QUALCOMM has filed suit against Nokia for allegedly violating 11 of its patents and one from its subsidiary, SnapTrack. The lawsuit alleges that Nokia infringed on patents pertaining to the
