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Articles in October, 2001 issue of RCR Wireless News

• FCC rules 2500 MHz carriers keep spectrum, can offer mobile service.
  by SMITH, HILARY
• 3G's story: Beauty and the Beast.
  by OMATSEYE, SAM
• i3 Mobile premieres voice-activated wireless Internet access.
  by DANO, MIKE
• A-U Systems plans wrist 'companion' with Seiko.
• Mobile-phone health lawsuits take shape.
  by SILVA, JEFFREY
• Motorola introduces lx management platform.
• Leap Wireless International Inc.
• Microsoft hopes to work magic with Pocket PC.
  by DANO, MIKE
• Spectrum depreciation may be in stimulus plan.
  by WEAVER, HEATHER FORSGREN
• Virgin to target prepaid users as Sprint PCS MVNO partner.
  by DANO, MIKE
• WIRELESS CARRIERS.
• Marketing mired in miscues.
  by MOONEY, ELIZABETH V.
• Jataayu releases WAP 2.0.
• Nokia Corp. and Finnish carrier Sonera have conducted their first wireless (Finland).
• Brience cuts most European employees.
  by SMITH, HILARY
• Sony Ericsson releases Bluetooth device.
• SMR 'sideshow' remains strong.
  by BECKMAN, KRISTEN
• MSS promise survives harsh start.
  by SMITH, HILARY
• Congress set to consider roving wiretap legislation this week.
  by WEAVER, HEATHER FORSGREN
• Nortel names Dunn president, CEO.
• Illuminet completes BellSouth unit buy.
• Terrorist attacks could impact carrier financial results.
  by MEYER, DAN
• NEC joins Met Initiative.
• SiteSafe aids in establishing RF health and safety policies.
  by SMITH, HILARY
• Operators try to find fine line on prepaid.
  by MEYER, DAN
• Qualcomm reports new BREW partners.
• Vendors prepare 1x EV-DO plans.
  by OMATSEYE, SAM
• Tower industry weathers storm of faltering economy.
  by SMITH, HILARY
• FCC begins to collect wireless complaints.
  by SILVA, JEFFREY
• Nokia to supply 3G to 3G Infrastructure.
• Spectrum EBP, Alltel start alliance for e-bill services.
• Peacocks are loud, sparrows chatty.
  by OMATSEYE, SAM
• Telephia, TowerSource form product partnership.
• Ecutel.
• Millicom to complete share distribution.
• Nokia.
• Novatel Wireless.
• Geoworks.
• Proxim.
• Qualcomm.
• Spotwave Wireless.
• Certicom Inc.
• Lucent Technologies Inc.
• European awareness of ASPs high, but most not likely to implement services.
• IBM to enhance user comfort through wireless security initiative.
  by SMITH, HILARY
• The Department of Defense recently sent a letter to the Department of Commerce urging that severe restrictions be placed on the use of ultra-wideband devices in the military and global positioning system bands.
• ActiveBatch supports BlackBerry.
• Arch Wireless Inc.
• Nextel Communications Inc. and Motorola Inc. say they have developed technologies and programs that will allow Nextel's subscribers to purchase, manage and download applications to Java-enabled Motorola handsets.
• Vadafone partners with SeeBeyond for text messaging.
• Motorola Inc. says it has won a contract to deploy a cdma2000 1x network for CST Invest Ltd. in Ukraine for an undisclosed value (UKRAINE).
• White House likely to hang up on industry plans for 1700 MHz.
  by SILVA, JEFFREY
• CTIA repeats call to end spectrum cap.
• Economy, tragedy hurt fledgling wireless data firms.
  by DANO, MIKE
• Terrorist discount.
  by SILVA, JEFFREY
• MWIF issues request for information.
• Infrastructure spending to rise over next few years.
• InterDigital, Nokia increase W-CDMA research program.
• 20 YEARS OF PERSONS OF THE YEAR.
• FCC grants E911 waivers.
  by WEAVER, HEATHER FORSGREN
• Wireless loses most of 1.7 GHz band to DoD.
  by SILVA, JEFFREY
• Macalla provides Eircell store.
• Trend lines.
  by SILVA, JEFFREY
• Tower show finalists named.
• Singapore regulator establishes m-commerce trials.
• Nokia rolls out GPRS terminal.
• Alamosa Holdings to offer stock.
• THE GRAYING OF WIRELESS.
  by Silva, Jeffrey
• Associations evolve with industry, but battles remain constant.
  by SILVA, JEFFREY
• Study says half of calls are made from cars.
• TI debuts amplifier for hands-free units.
  by MEYER, DAN
• WCities signs distribution agreement with Nokia.
• Wireless may lose 15 MHz of DoD spectrum slated for 3G.
  by SILVA, JEFFREY
• Lucent Technologies Inc. (China).
• Siemens to enhance design production.
• Data firms slug through quarter.
  by DANO, MIKE
• From auctions to Afghanistan.
  by SILVA, JEFFREY
• Luckysurf.com completes telephone lottery trial.
• Cingular adds GPRS markets.
• Mforma signs gaming agreement with Cingular.

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