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Articles in June, 2001 issue of RCR Wireless News

• Rural Cellular reigns in ranking.
  by MEYER, DAN
• Microsoft Corp.
• MaxBill.
• GERMANY.
• SPAIN.
• Infowave.
• Cambridge Silicon Radio.
• Certicom to encrypt handheld devices.
• SignalSoft buys MobilePosition.
• Comverse to demonstrate Picture Messaging solution.
• Cell-Loc signs MoU with IQ2.
• ITA bows to FCC, supports 5-year migration to narrowband equipment.
• FCC's Wireless Telecommunications Bureau.
• Cingular introduces micropayment billing.
• Telecommunications Industry Association.
• SchlumbergerSema to offer products for Sun platform.
• Carriers, analysts brush off RadioShack's reduced forecasts.
  by MEYER, DAN
• Sierra Wireless to use J.D. Edwards system.
• Economy keeps manufacturers pinned.
  by OMATSEYE, SAM
• 802.11b business holds promise for vendors.
  by OMATSEYE, SAM
• Cellular Specialties to test equipment at public service facility.
• Dancing to new beats.
  by FORD, TRACY
• Go2 to launch services on Alltel network.
• DigiMine tracks customer content use.
  by DANO, MIKE
• Sonera chief resigns.
• Prepaid: A love/hate relationship.
  by MOONEY, ELIZABETH V.
• Weiner asks GAO to probe consumer complaints.
  by SILVA, JEFFREY
• Privacy legislation not likely this year.
  by WEAVER, HEATHER FORSGREN
• Telenor looks to increase Malaysian presence.
• Palm fights hazardous waste.
  by MOONEY, ELIZABETH V.
• Motient adds IBM customers.
• President Bush nominated Jeffrey Runge to head the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
• Arch, Fine Telecom to develop lower cost service on ReFLEX network.
• StockWatch, Wireless.
• Terabeam adds Vault Capital to Seattle customer list.
• Incentive program software provider seeks Clickmarks wireless enablement.
  by OMATSEYE, SAM
• Telecompetition reports telecom growth in developing countries underestimated.
  by OMATSEYE, SAM
• Alice Systems (Sweden).
• Arch completes license sale to Nextel.
• Wireless Knowledge enters alliance with InterKnowlogy.
• SkyGo, OmniSky enter alliance for advertising.
• SWEDEN.
• Wcities to provide city information to Orange subscribers.
• CHINA.
• Ensure Technologies.
• Alliance formed to address environmental impact of telecommunications.
  by MOONEY, ELIZABETH V.
• Bill meant to punish Baby Bells might hurt wireless.
  by WEAVER, HEATHER FORSGREN
• Swedish study links phones to cancer.
  by SILVA, JEFFREY
• Java gains juice.
  by OMATSEYE, SAM
• Palm debuts Bluetooth card for PDAs.
  by MEYER, DAN
• Iridium ships 1000 secure phones, announces availability of data services.
  by WEAVER, HEATHER FORSGREN
• S&P lowers Nortel.
• Verizon, Motorola intro handsets with FM radio functionality.
• American Electronics Association.
• Ekstrand chosen as CTIA chairman.
• Coming soon to a TV near you: paging.
  by DANO, MIKE
• NTT DoCoMo applies for stock listings, calls back handsets.
• Industry effort to delay 3G auction gains steam.
  by SILVA, JEFFREY
• Wireless data providers must face reality to survive.
• Dorgan bill addresses Internet taxation.
  by SILVA, JEFFREY
• Working together.
• Men talk more than women on wireless phones.
• Leap launches in Pittsburgh.
• MessageMachines partners with Mirapoint.
• Contract manufacturers gain influence.
  by OMATSEYE, SAM
• Disability groups disturbed by lack of progress on wireless access.
  by SILVA, JEFFREY
• FCC: Wireless is competitive.
  by WEAVER, HEATHER FORSGREN
• KPN discusses Belgacom merger.
• MessageMachines offers users control over communications overload.
  by MOTSAY, EMILY
• RIM, Neomar partnership extends BlackBerry capabilities.
• Federal Communications Commission.
• Wireless LANs help companies save time, money.
  by MEYER, DAN
• AI&I Wireless offers shared calling plans.
• AT&T names new board members.
• Point.com closes doors.
• Motorola completes Mexican cellular sale with Telefonica.
• Gravitate enters deal with CPS.
• Nextel Communications Inc.
• Premium Wireless Services Inc.
• Digi International.

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