Wireless Industry News

911 Services Can't Handle Advanced Wireless Devices May 7, 2008 
Ninety-five percent of US 911 call centers are analog-based
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Mozilla Aims To Improve Mobile Browsing April 25, 2008 
Mozilla asserts its mobile version of the Firefox browser will help facilitate a new era in mobile browsing
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Strong Demand for Mobile Phones April 25, 2008 
Global demand remains strong, despite economic uncertainty in rich nations and rising food prices in poorer countries
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Universities Developing Emergency Alert Systems April 23, 2008 
Some systems will even allow different text messages to be sent to people in different buildings
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Crackdown On Cell Use On Trains Sparks Debate April 22, 2008 
The world has never been more connected, but in some corners, it's developing a real hang-up over the ubiquitous cell phone.
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Younger Customers Drawn To Mobile Banking April 22, 2008 
Meeting the needs of these tech-savvy customers is going to be key for banks to stay competitive
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Linux To Power 20% Mobile Phones By 2013 April 21, 2008 
Linux will be central to bringing more content-rich environments to users with mid-range mobile devices
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Mobile Browsing Set For Major Growth April 11, 2008 
ABI forecasts 700 million browsers shipped in 2013, compared to 76 million in 2007.
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EU Allows Mobile Phones On Airplanes April 7, 2008 
The European Union opens the way for air travellers to use mobile phones on planes throughout Europe's airspace.
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Mobile Broadband Subscribers Increase 850% April 1, 2008 
Mobile broadband has exploded in the past year with the number of those using the GSM-based HSPA protocol rising from 3 million to 32 million users worldwide.
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US Home to Over 255 Million Wireless Users April 1, 2008 
This represents a year-over-year increase of more than 22 million subscribers.
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Motorola to Split in 2009 March 26, 2008 
Motorola Inc has announced it’s decision to split into two independent, publicly traded companies
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