Openwave Systems
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Sun software divisions making changes
News The computing giant is looking to replace a Java executive and is revamping its StarOffice and Solaris products.
IBM spearheads AJAX tools at Eclipse
News Open Ajax is a proposed open-source project to let programmers build Web apps using Eclipse, AJAX toolkits.
Tags: Software engineering/development, Component-based development, Open source
Cisco restructures units, executive team
News The company will reorganize its business units to focus on 11 target technologies, and Senior Vice President Kevin Kennedy will leave as part of a management restructuring.
LiMo gets Openwave browser and messaging
News Openwave sells those parts of its business to LiMo member Purple Labs, which plans to use the mobile Internet technologies in its Linux platform.
Tags: Web browsers, Cellular phones, Linux, Open source, Openwave Systems, Web Browser, Google Inc., Messaging, phone, software
Openwave names new CEO
News Cell phone software maker Openwave Systems on Thursday named David Peterschmidt as its new president and chief executive officer.
Tags: Mobile/Wireless, Mobile platforms, Executive recruiting
Short Take: Far EasTone and Genie bring mobile Net services to Taiwan
News Taiwan convergent services provider Far EasTone and BT's mobile Internet portal Genie have signed an agreement to bring Genie's mobile Internet services to Taiwan.
Wireless software maker Seven gets US$34m from Ignition Group
News Seven, a closely held company that makes software for wireless computer networks, said it raised US$34 million from investors led by Ignition Corp, a Bellevue, Washington-based venture capital firm.
Web browser maker sees US$213m in Asian sales
News Nasdaq-listed Openwave Systems Inc expects Asia Pacific, including Japan, to make up at least a third of its projected global revenues, or US$213 million, by year end.
Openwave gets to the source
News The wireless software maker releases some of its source code, joining a growing number of companies that are prying open their designs for the outside world.
U.S. souring on GPRS networks?
News Wireless carriers are starting to hit some roadblocks as they install cellular telephone networks using a technique called General Packet Radio Service.
Openwave embraces i-mode with new browser
News The wireless Web browser embedded in nearly 70 million cell phones is getting a makeover.
Qualcomm adds to partner brew
News Qualcomm's entry into the wireless software wars won another 18 developer converts last week, including one of Korea's largest telephone service providers and four more device makers.
Openwave gains foothold in China; flies past analyst expectations
News Openwave Systems, formerly known as Phone.com, has signed a technology deal with the largest wireless phone carrier in China, a potentially valuable foothold for the Silicon Valley company.
Linux gets a phone call from Openwave
News Openwave Systems said Thursday that its browser and e-mail software for cell phones is now compatible with Linux, which strengthens a Motorola-led push to use the open-source operating system in mobile phones.
Cisco restructures units, executive team
News The company will reorganize its business units to focus on 11 target technologies, and senior vice president Kevin Kennedy will leave as part of a management restructuring.
