The two U.S. mobile carriers would join to become No. 1 as the financial climate and Verizon’s recent spectrum purchase bring the long courtship to an end.
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Faced with stiff competition from dual mode cellular/WiFi phones, femtocell leader moves to whittle down cost and speed commercial release.
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Deal is a coup for Jajah and an opportunity for Yahoo to outsource a service that is outside its technical comfort zone.
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British carrier teams with web-based firm to offer small business services -- a notorious blind spot for large phone companies.
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Report says established vendors are dominating the emerging wireless market, but don't count out VC-backed WiMAX specialists.
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Firm takes $24 million in six months to fashion phone services for micro businesses, which is fast becoming a communications battleground.
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Deutsche Telekom's venture arm pumps investment into Ubiquisys for femtocells, its indoor cellular technology, as the startup prepares for a market showdown with WiFi.
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Mobile carrier challenges Verizon, AT&T, Vonage, and cable operators with home phone deal that erases old landline barriers.
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Equipment suppliers seek to spur the sluggish WiMAX market by tying its fortunes to GSM/EDGE the world's most popular mobile technology.
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Search king is playing catch-up to rivals Yahoo and Microsoft, which already have mobile application deals with the mobile phone giant.
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Juice Wireless' funding comes as roughly $431 million has been shot into 92 mobile social-networking companies in the first three quarters of 2007. Time for a shakeout?
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If the search king has its way, the mobile world will be transformed and those MVNOs will have to adapt to new realities or possibly even be forced out of business.
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The No. 2 U.S. wireless carrier bends to pressure from Google and others, but still seems to be ahead of the field in the open network business.
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Steadfastness, star power, and deep pockets may not be enough to start a revolution in the wireless world. But Google will certainly try.
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