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Unified comms adoption in APAC still slow
News Few organizations in Asia understand how to unify their communication systems and majority of early adopters are larger enterprises, new study finds.
Tags: Communications, VoIP/IP telephony, India, IP, Tool, Small And Medium Business, Australia, wireless phone, phone, unified communications
Phone makers align on games standards
News Wireless phone makers Nokia, Motorola, Ericsson and a Siemens business unit jointly announce a new effort to create common standards for wireless games.
Telekom to sell shares to fund Net acquisitions
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RIM tempers earnings forecast
News The announcement seems to confirm suspicions that the BlackBerry maker is adding subscribers at the expense of profit margins.
Tags: Smart phones, Sales/revenue, Forecasting, Apple Inc., RIM BlackBerry, iSuppli Corp., Research In Motion Ltd., BlackBerry Bold, Wireless, Stock
iPhone, Mac sales continue to propel Apple forward
News Apple has another record quarter thanks to cheaper MacBooks and high demand for new iPhone 3GS. Traditional iPod sales begin to taper off.
Tags: Notebooks and tablets, Smart phones, Consumer Technology, Apple Inc., Quarter, Apple MacBook, Apple MacBook Pro, Apple Macintosh, Sales, Earnings
Web personalization firm goes wireless
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Short Take: Qualcomm, SK Telecom team on investing
News Wireless technology provider Qualcomm and SK Telecom, a Korean communications carrier, have agreed to jointly invest in start-up companies using Qualcomm's CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) wireless transmission technology.
FCC delays wireless phone billing decision
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Deutsche Telekom wireless business grows
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WorldCom plans more job cuts to reduce expenses
News WorldCom Inc, the second-biggest US long-distance telephone company, plans to fire more workers this year to trim expenses.
LG in talks with Verizon, Telesystem for last 3G permit
News LG Telecom Ltd is in talks with Verizon Communications Inc. of the US and Canada's Telesystem International Wireless Inc to jointly bid for Korea's third and final license allowing advanced mobile phone services.
WorldCom plans more job cuts to reduce expenses
News WorldCom Inc, the second-biggest US long-distance telephone company, plans to fire more workers this year to trim expenses.
Wireless players seek national coverage to survive
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Chinese Internet firm buys into wireless games
News Tom Online is spending US$17.7 million to buy a majority stake in Indiagames.
Tags: Games
Nextel plans hostile bid for NextWave
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