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Saturday, 04 July 2009

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Surveys predict bright future for netbooks…
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Plugfest!

EU secures agreement to standardise mobile phone chargers. About bloody time.
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Vodafone’s next UK move: is it germane?

T-Mobile link-up could consolidate home market, but…
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Nokia to acquire key Nortel assets

Nokia Siemens Networks has signed an agreement with Nortel to acquire the Canadian vendor’s LTE and CDMA assets. The agreement, which has been widely supported by Nortel’s customers, has the backing of the Canadian Government.
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LTE bandwagon starts to roll

The number of mobile operators committed to deploying LTE (Long Term Evolution) networks and offering LTE-based services to their subscribers in 2010 is now up to twelve, according to a new study from ABI Research.
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Iran: Twitter, tweet, twat

The US State Department muscles US pro-celebrity real-time gossip shop Twitter into suspending routine maintenance so that the Iranian people can have their say and 'tweet'. So long as they say what the US State Department wants them to say...
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They say, we say: Oracle

Man overboard!
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They say, we say: Microsoft

Kill Bill? No, he's a nice chap and gives money to charity.
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They say, we say: Cisco

Pass the sick bag....
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They say, we say: IBM

Big Blue's big bullshit?
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New Moto role model

Troubled wireless company offers technology modules to consumer electronics makers…
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Together. To gather

Vendors plug benefits of enterprise unified communications…
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More bangs for books?

Features

Remaking mobile

Adrian Patterson, Sonus Networks EMEA vp, looks at how European mobile operators can meet new regulatory challenges…
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Place in the sun

James Winterbottom, global product manager IP Location products, and Colin Bryce, director of Technical Marketing, at Andrew look at how operators can provide an optimal user experience of location-based applications, meeting emergency service requirements whilst protecting a valuable revenue stream.
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Taking stock of sharing

Chris Gibson, Omnix Software product manager, discusses the factors holding back mobile network pooling.
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Skype and FMC: Easy as 1, 2, 3?

Using Skype to enable fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) could spell the end for expensive mobile roaming as well as basic fixed line to mobile costs for businesses. VoSKY’s David Tang suggests three steps to deploying FMC for any business…
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It’s all in the cards

SIMs defy turndown, crucial for LTE…
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Tag lines

EC issues RFID privacy guidance…
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In: the pipeline

Incumbent network assets back in favour…
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Loss adjusting

Dominic Smith, marketing director at Cerillion Technologies looks at ways of stopping revenue leaks at source.
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Empowering operators to mobilise their customer base

As a proliferation of mobile Internet-enabled devices hit the consumer market, end-users are looking increasingly to their mobile operators to provide innovative multimedia services. Adrian Patterson, VP EMEA, Sonus Networks
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Sun sinks into a cloud as IBM hovers (and Cisco kids)…

Three of the biggest names in IT and computing are making headlines amid the recession with new directions, predictable reactions, talk of tie-ups and more. As for the cloud on the horizon... that’s good news, apparently.
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