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Telecom industry divided on need for broadband plan
The U.S. communications regulator has come up with a wide-ranging plan for the country to become the nation with the fastest wireless network in the world. Some industry experts here say we should have a plan of our own, while other say it's not needed
RCOM open to acquisitions in India
MUMBAI: Anil Ambani-led Reliance Communications on Tuesday said it was open to acquisitions in the country to grow its presence in the domestic market and would do so at the right opportunity. ?We are open to all opportunities. We are not averse to
Greens may withdraw support for Telstra break-up bill
The Rudd government's national broadband network strategy is in tatters after the Australian Greens indicated they may withdraw support for legislation that paves the way for the break-up of Telstra. The development comes after Communications Minister
Google phone now works on iPhone's wireless system
SAN FRANCISCO -- The latest version of the Nexus One unveiled Tuesday could make the device a more serious challenger to the iPhone, which uses AT&T Inc.'s 3G network as its main communications channel in the United States. The Nexus One had been running
Airstash wireless card reader lets you share and transfer files via WiFi
Imagine being able to transfer photos and videos between your smartphone, laptop, and desktop -- or, say, that iPad you pre-ordered -- without cables or dongles. That's what the Airstash, announced today by Wearable, Inc., promises to do.
Google Brings Nexus One To AT&T, Rogers Wireless
By Read the Original Article at // targetAction rating 0 ) else The search company says that it's pleased with sales of the device, even as critics declare the Nexus One a failure. Moving to expand the sales potential of its Nexus One mobile phone,
Red Bend Announces Support for Intel-based Handhelds and Smartphones
/PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Red Bend Software, the leader in Mobile Software Management (MSM), today announced support for Intel's next-generation handheld and smartphone platform, codenamed Moorestown. (Logo:
Greens waver over Telstra reform bill
The Rudd government's national broadband network (NBN) strategy is in trouble after the Australian Greens indicated they may withdraw support for legislation that paves the way for the break-up of Telstra. The development comes after Communications
Seesmic Eyes Platform Status with Plug-ins, Phone App
On Tuesday, Seesmic announced a new app platform, based on Microsoft's Silverlight technology, that will eventually allow plugins to be integrated within the framework. Seesmic also announced a version for Windows phones.
Greens may veto Telstra break-up bill (The West Australian)
The Rudd government's national broadband network strategy is in tatters after the Australian Greens indicated they may withdraw support for legislation that paves the way for the break-up of Telstra.The development comes after Communications Minister
New Smartphone App Helps Shoppers Make Greener Food Choices (LiveScience...
A new smartphone application aims to help eco-conscious consumers make greener choices at the grocery store. Created by four young designers, the Augmented Living mobile app, or "AUG" for short, recently won first prize in the Consumer Electronics
Top Story[Report from CES] Interfaces: Pumping Imagery over Wireless LAN
There was a large number of demonstrations of how easily video content could be swapper between equipment, using both wireless and wired interfaces. TransferJet close proximity wireless transfer technology (Fig. 12) was clearly best at 1:1 data
IBEC: FCC Broadband Plan Is a 'Mixed-Bag'
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Greens may pull support for Telstra split
Party senator Scott Ludlam says government is "burning the goodwill of the crossbenches." 17 Mar 2010 12:15 PM
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Garfield Says FCC Broadband Plan to Help U.S. Compete: Video
March 16 -- Dean Garfield, chief executive officer of the Information Technology Industry Council, talks with Bloomberg's Lori Rothman and Mark Crumpton about the U.S. plan to expand Internet service.
BlackBerry users willing to swap for an iPhone
Almost 40 percent of BlackBerry users would switch camp to an Apple iPhone , a recent study into smartphone brand loyalty shows.
Mommy, that's not Dora: Time Warner Cable says glitch put adult video on kids...
A cable TV spokeswoman says preview clips for adult programming appeared on two channels dedicated for kids in North Carolina because of an "equipment failure." Time Warner Cable Inc.
Rackspace Launches Media Services Solution
Rackspace Session at Cloud Expo Cloud Expo sponsor Rackspace Hosting , the world's leader in the hosting and cloud computing industry, on Tuesday announced from SXSW 2010 the launch of Rackspace Media Services.
Prosecutors want Nacchio in court for new sentence
Federal prosecutors are objecting to former Qwest CEO Joe Nacchio's request to not be present in court when he is given a new sentence.
Investors snap up Telstra bonds
Telstra has sold 1 billion euros worth of 10-year bonds with a coupon rate of 4.25 per cent per annum, maturing on March 23, 2020.
Sprint Introduces Motorola i890
Combining a sleek, stylish look, advanced multimedia features and the best-in-class push-to-talk services of Nextel Direct Connect , Sprint announced availability of Motorola i890 on the Nextel National Network.
Moody's downgrades Partner Communications
Israel-based telecommunications company Partner Communications Co. said Monday that Moody's Investors Service downgraded the company's corporate family rating one notch to "Ba1." The rating is now non-investment grade, also known as "junk." Its previous rating was "Baa3," which is investment grade.
FCC unveiling sweeping national broadband plan
Monday, March 15, 2010 at 1:02 p.m. Read more: National , Business , U.S. Broadband Policy , Federal Communications Commission , Broadband Plan , TV Stations , Frequencies WASHINGTON a ' Communications regulators are unveiling a sweeping proposal to overhaul U.S. broadband policy.
FCC To Dictate 25 Times Internet Speeds
Dramatically increasing Internet speeds to 25 times the current average is one of the myriad goals to be unveiled in the National Broadband Plan by the the Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday a Some details of the plan have trickled out in the last few weeks including how to find spectrum to meet an anticipated explosion of handset devices ...
FCC Launches Broadband Testing and Reporting Tools for Consumers
From the Announcement Today, the Federal Communications Commission launched new digital tools - the Consumer Broadband Test and the Broadband Dead Zone Report - that allow consumers to test their broadband service and report areas where broadband is not available.
Cisco May Begin Selling Containerized Data Centers
Cisco Systems may soon join competitors IBM, SGI, and Sun in the lucrative market of containerized data centers, according to a report by Information Week .
Sprint Nextel Loses VoIP Outsourcing Contact with Time Warner Cable
As if the financial news for Sprint couldn't possible get worse, according to Kansas City Journal , Sprint Nextel Corp.
Motorola's Jha gets $3.77M in 2009, accepts bonus
After grabbing headlines with a sign-on bonus of more than $100 million, Motorola Inc.
Corning Watch: Endorsement for Massa's replacement up in the air
Just when Corning Inc. had developed a working relationship with freshman Rep. Eric Massa, the Corning Democrat exited the Washington stage in the middle of his term.
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