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Articles in September, 2002 issue of Wireless Week

• Stock spotlight.(Brief Article)
• Ericsson disputes downgrade. (News).
  by McCall, Margo
• FAME Information Services. (Short Takes).(energySCOPE 5.0 charting software)(Brief Article)(Product Announcement)
• Digital Networks NetCatcher. (Wireless Gear).(DNwireless NetCatcher)(Brief Article)(Product Announcement)
• MECA directional couplers. (Wireless Gear).(Brief Article)(Product Announcement)
• Jippii (pronounced Yipee!) USA. (Bits).(Brief Article)
• Wireless service pricing: September 2002. (Cellular PCS).
• The FCC postponed the October auction of a single national 5 MHz license at the request of ArrayComm. (Packets).(Brief Article)
• NextWave contends FCC is shifting argument. (News).
  by Rockwell, Mark
• Study expected to have little effect on health cases. (News).
  by Rockwell, Mark
• UCSD prepares new wireless lab series. (Insight: next generation).
• Vocera gives voice to Wi-Fi network: one touch of the badge provides conversation via 802.11b. (Wireless Internet).(Product Announcement)
  by Smith, Brad
• European venture capital firm Elwin Capital Partners has joined AOL Time Warner, Hitachi, Motorola, Panasonic and Sanyo in investing in San Diego wireless chipmaker Magis Networks' $5 million second round.(Brief Article)
• FCC's Abernathy to talk big. (News).(Brief Article)
• Stock Spotlight. (News).(Brief Article)
• WAP 2.0: carriers jut browsing? (Bay Tech Beat).
  by Albright, Peggy
• Verizon, CTIA ask for forbearance review. (Tracking The FCC).
  by Rockwell, Mark
• DoCoMo aims at pranksters. (News).(Brief Article)
• Nextel inspires confidence for year-end. (Business Finance).
  by McCall, Margo
• CTIA-CDG deal creates few waves. (News).
  by Albright, Peggy
• MMS suffers growing pains, not demise. (News).
  by Smith, Brad
• CyberSTOP. (Packets).(Brief Article)
• Novatel Wireless and Mobiltron China introduced the Merlin G201 GSM/GPRS PC card modem in the People's Republic of China last week. (short takes).(Brief Article)(Product Announcement)
• Shifting handsets into high gear: CTIA's involvement with the CDMA Development Group could help drive more phones through the certification process and into the marketplace. (Handsets).(Celluar Telecommunications Industry Association)
  by Albright, Peggy
• Fujitsu and NMS Communications say they jointly have developed a wireless video gateway system for distributing multimedia content from the Internet to handsets. (Bits).(Brief Article)
• Wireless software provider Pinpoint Networks closed an $8 million round of funding led by Massey Burch Capital, Noro-Moseley Partners and Wakefield Group.(Brief Article)
• RadioShack: consumer demand slacks. (News).
  by McCall, Margo
• Wave Wireless broadband router. (Wireless Gear).(SpeedLan 9000)(Brief Article)(Product Announcement)
• W-CDMA/GSM handsets on the way. (News).(Product Announcement)
  by Albright, Peggy
• Dealers unite over Cingular troubles. (News).(Kempner Mobile Electronics )
  by Marek, Sue
• Wireless delivers some good news. (News).(Brief Article)
• Radio Waves sector antennas. (Wireless Gear).(SEC-25V-180-10, SEC-25V-180-13)(Brief Article)(Product Announcement)
• LGC Wireless. (Short Takes).(Brief Article)
• Arch pages middleware market for new revenue. (Paging Messaging).
  by Brown, Karen
• Stock market regulator NASD fined Salomon Smith Barney $5 million-the third largest fine in the regulator's history--for issuing "materially misleading" research reports on Winstar Communications.
• FCC lifts cellular map rule. (News).(Brief Article)
• EarthLink snags GoAmerica subs.
  by Marek, Sue
• Mobile-Mind. (On The Move).(Brief Article)
• WaterCove Networks says Orange UK signed an agreement to deploy WaterCove Networks Mobile Data Service Systems within the Orange UK network. (Bits).(Brief Article)
• Cellon International announced the closing of its acquisition of Philips Consumer Communications' research and development operations.(Brief Article)
• Flarion sets production schedule for high-speed data. (News).
  by Smith, Brad
• Rural carriers go to Congress over universal service reform. (News).
• Houston trial tests MMDS' limits.
  by Marek, Sue
• Juggling resource allocation: as voice and data usage patterns part ways, carriers have the careful task of determining how to best optimize their networks. Many are calling on engineering firms for advice. (Data).
  by Smith, Brad
• IDC says worldwide shipments of handheld devices such as pocket computers and PDAs dropped 9.3 percent from the first quarter of this year to the second. (Bits).(Brief Article)
• Pixo cuts staff, but doors remain open. (News).
  by Bassuener, Kristy
• Leap ponders restructuring. (News).(Leap Wireless International )
  by McCall, Margo
• Novatel Wireless will bundle wireless connectivity software from BVRP Software with Novatel's Merlin G201 and G301 wireless PC modems, the companies announced last week. (Packets).
• E911 moving along, but not very quickly. (News).
  by Rockwell, Mark
• The year past and the year ahead. (Opinion).
  by Menezes, Bill
• People to politicians: can the spam. (Facetime).(receiving political campaign messages on handsets)(Brief Article)
• Know your environment, understand your solution. (DevBiz: developer insights).(wireless applications)
  by Morgan, Bryan
• Vodafone hopes to score with Beckham. (News).
  by Quigley, Paul
• Shooting for multiplatinum stardom: carriers look to ring up sales with polyphonic tones. (Cellular PCS).
  by Marek, Sue
• SpectraSite Holdings and GoAmerica each moved from the Nasdaq national trading market.
• When the party's over: deflated sales shake up dealer-carrier relationship.
  by Marek, Sue
• 3e Technologies security solutions. (Wireless Gear).
• Siemens GPRS technology for cars. (Showcase).(Siemens Information and Communication Mobile Group AC45)(Brief Article)(Product Announcement)
• Thriving in the telecom corridor: cutbacks, layoffs prompt new, practical solutions from startups. (Wireless Internet).
  by Marek, Sue
• Mforma finalized its acquisition of the United Kingdom's nGame.(Brief Article)
• J.D. Power and Associates. (Packets).(Brief Article)
• California bans unsolicited Wireless advertisements. (News).
  by Albright, Peggy
• Stock spotlight. (News).(Nextel Communications)(Brief Article)
• Developers eye MMS. (Insight: next generation).(multimedia messaging service)(Brief Article)
• Samsung Telecommunications America and Verizon Wireless introduced the SCH-a310. (Bits).(Brief Article)(Product Announcement)
• High quality video promised over WLANs. (News).
  by Smith, Brad
• Waste Management of Houston has named @Road as its preferred supplier for mobile resource management, the companies announced last week. (Packets).(Brief Article)
• Sound off! (Guest Opinion).
• BBB unit rules on iDEN ads. (News).(Brief Article)
  by Marek, Sue
• Color displays on mobile phones. (In-Stat Market Snapshot).(Brief Article)
• Wireless remembers 9/11. (Wireless 9/11).
  by Marek, Sue
• Stabilizing handset demand brings holiday hope. (News).(Gartner Dataquest)
  by McCall, Margo
• Ubicom kit enables embedded Wi-Fi features. (News).(Product Announcement)
  by Smith, Brad
• Hoping to emphasize the strategic relationships it has forged with its customers, DMC Stratex Networks has changed its name to Stratex Networks.(Brief Article)
• The evolving voice-web experience. (Guest Opinion).
  by Caris, Frank
• Solusia. (On The Move).(Brief Article)
• Insignia Solutions announced the availability of Insignia Mobile Foundation for the Microsoft Smartphone 2002 operating system. (short takes).(Brief Article)(Product Announcement)
• Customized speed tests. (Seybold's Take).(using Microsoft Exchange Server to check wireless data speeds)
  by Seybold, Andrew
• Messaging associations dig in: despite cellular's popularity, paging carriers refuse to uproot. (Paging Messaging).
  by Albright, Peggy
• Nortel plans more layoffs. (News).(Brief Article)
  by McCall, Margo

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