T-Mobile USA expands Wi-Fi services
Posted on 13-Jun-2005 23:44 News, Wi-Fi
Roaming agreements will extend coverage to new countries, while adding USA-based airports and hotels to a growing list of hotspot locations.
Nokia and Intel working together on WiMAX
Posted on 10-Jun-2005 17:54 News, WiMAX
The companies have announced a cooperation to accelerate the development, adoption and deployment of WiMAX technology, helping to bring new capabilities and data services to mobile users over high-speed broadband networks.
Telecom New Zealand to extend 3G coverage before Christmas
Posted on 10-Jun-2005 13:00 News, 3G
Telecom is to expand its 3G Mobile Broadband network to New Zealand’s main towns and cities, while extending current coverage in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch.
Ex-CEO of Orange becomes head of Australian operator Telstra
Posted on 9-Jun-2005 21:56 News, Mobile
The Chairman of Telstra Corporation, Donald McGauchie AO, today announced that the Board had appointed Solomon Trujillo as Chief Executive Officer and as an executive director of the company.
Vint Cerf and Robert Kahn receive award for developing TCP/IP
Posted on 8-Jun-2005 22:58 News, Computing
This year marks the first time since its inception in 1966 that the ACM A.M. Turing Award, considered to be the "Nobel Prize for Computing," has recognized advancements in computer networking.
Seven powers new Yahoo! Mail Client
Posted on 8-Jun-2005 21:30 News, Mobile
Yahoo! and Seven have entered into a licensing relationship in which Seven's Consumer Edition mobile e-mail software and related personal communications services power the recently announced Yahoo! Mail for Mobile
Astraware Fun In The Sun promotion
Posted on 8-Jun-2005 10:55 News, Games
Astraware is running a Fun In The Sun promotion, where users will be able to buy 14 games for their mobile devices, one a day during 14 days, with big discounts.
TDS Recon announces giveaway
Posted on 8-Jun-2005 10:50 News, Windows Mobile Pocket PC
TDS will give away a Recon 200 with a 200 MHz processor and 64 MB of nonvolatile Flash storage, and as a rugged handheld computer it meets MIL-STD-810F military standards for drops, vibration and temperature extremes.
