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Articles in January, 2002 issue of RCR Wireless News

• Tower accident victims were strengthening site for collocation. (News).
  by Silva, Jeffrey
• Flarion snares big partners for alliance program. (News).
  by Mooney, Elizabeth V.
• All dressed up, no place to go.
  by Smith, Hilary
• Bytemobile secures Vodafone contract, venture financing. (Business).
  by Mooney, Elizabeth V.
• Samsung introduces ultra-thin battery. (News).
• Russian carrier launches GSM network in Tajikistan. (Global Wireless).
• Letters.
• Wireless marketing groups to merge. (News).
• AOL launches notification service. (News).
• Motient files bankruptcy. (Business).
• Sending messages to America. (News).
  by Dano, Mike
• Handsets and Hammer. (Opinion).
  by Ford, Tracy
• Texas real-estate group files to get rid of building access law. (News).
• Cysive middleware ties wireless to existing system. (Business).
  by Omatseye, Sam
• Telecom M&A deals drop off. (Business).
  by Mooney, Elizabeth V.
• Balda AG. (Business Briefs).
• Wireless StockWatch.
• Hong Kong proposes mobile fee reduction. (Global Wireless).
• Palm i705 hits store shelves. (News).
• Verizon rolls out [1x.sup.j] in select cities.
  by Meyer, Dan
• Reynolds and Reynolds inks telematics pact with HP. (News).
• Report seeks 200 MHz more for wireless broadband. (News).
  by Silva, Jeffrey
• For the person with everything, Nokia offers jeweled handset: Insurance rider may be necessary. (News).
  by Smith, Hilary
• Chipmakers' 3G bets murky. (Business).
  by Omatseye, Sam
• Lenders give teligent new life. (Business).
• Avian aims to bolster 800-number, data use. (Business).
  by Mooney, Elizabeth V.
• NAD says Nextel ad is properly qualified. (News).
• IFR launches vehicle test system. (Business).
• Re-auction winners meet to get money back as Verizon drops out of settlement. (News).
  by Weaver, Heather Forsgren
• Nokia to supply equipment to Proximus Belgacom. (News).
• BellSouth pays SEC fines related to Telcel, Telefonia Celular. (Global Wireless).
• Slow growth hits Cingular, Alltel. (News).
  by Meyer, Dan
• Lucent Technologies Inc. and Qualcomm Inc. said they have collaborated to place a series of voice calls employing UMTS technology in compliance with the 3G Partnership Program. (Business Briefs).
• AT&T, telmex express interest in ecuador auction. (Late News).
• Palm m500 users can access GPS, Rand info. (News).
• Lynch Interactive Corp. (Business Briefs).
• Alcatel won a contract to expand the capacity of Turkish operator Aycell's GSM 1800 MHz network. (Global Briefs).
• Teledesic must compensate fixed wireless carriers for relocation. (News).
  by Smith, Hilary
• Kodak's Appairent to provide wireless transmission of images, data. (News).
  by Omatseye, Sam
• Sprint PCS unveils Business Connection solution. (News).
  by Meyer, Dan
• Micronetics, Enon Microwave to merge. (News).
• Boston Police to use Blackberrys. (News).
• Technology Network urges market-based spectrum policy. (News).
• ROI on mobile work force enablement is relatively short. (Business).
  by Mooney, Elizabeth V.
• Vendors struggle with 'eat or be a eaten' strategy. (Business).
  by Omatseye, Sam
• Arch files reorganization plan. (Business).
• Taiwan's 3G auction under way. (Global Wireless).
• CellStar to seek approval for reverse stock split. (Business).
• Columbitech releases Pocket PC, Windows XP versions of Wireless VPN. (News).
• Handset makers hope for second-half comeback. (News).
  by Smith, Hilary
• U.K. gov't funds new health study. (Late News).
• RIM, Motorola, Nextel team to attack business market. (News).
  by Dano, Mike
• Paging industry plods along. (News).
  by Dano, Mike
• Monahan named director of GSM North America. (News).
• Dynamicsoft brings SIP to wireless. (Business).
  by Mooney, Elizabeth V.
• Emblaze concludes MPEG4 test with Samsung. (Business).
• RIM to support InfoView wireless portal. (Business).
• Antitrust lawsuit on shaky legal ground: Gov't ok'ed bundling 10 years ago. (News).
  by Mooney, Elizabeth v.; Silva, Jeffrey
• IFR launches Vehicle Radio Test System. (Telematics Update).
• Rolling out GPRS only half the battle: Carriers address delicate marketing, handset issues. (Cellular/PCS).
  by Meyer, Dan
• Sprint PCS targets business user with one-number service. (Business).
  by Mooney, Elizabeth V.
• Qualcomm buys stake in Indian venture. (Global Wireless).
• China: Land of opportunity.
  by Omatseye, Sam
• Smart-card solutions maker Gemplus said it won a contract to supply its first live card-based CDMA network to China Unicom. (Global Briefs).
• Orange U.K. completed the transition of its GSM network to an IP-based signaling network. (Global Briefs).
• UWB technology MIRed in controversy. (News).
  by Silva, Jeffrey
• DoCoMo confident of 1.5M subscriber target for FOMA. (News).
• No homicide charges to be filed in tower accident. (News).
• The stepchild gains respect: Prepaid approaches parity to postpaid. (Focus).
  by Mooney, Elizabeth V.
• Government by recusal. (Opinion).
  by Silva, Jeffrey
• High Court ruling keeps pole attachment rates at lower prices.
  by Silva, Jeffrey
• Ericsson L.M. (Business Briefs).
• Select 4Q transactions. (Business).
• Ericsson L.M. said it has licensed its handset technology to LG Electronics of Korea for 2.5 generation and UMTS. (Business Briefs).
• Singapore seeks comment on charging methods. (Global Wireless).
• Domino effect leads to tower accidents, one exec charges: SOMA to address tower safety issues at may meeting. (News).
  by Silva, Jeffrey
• Protecting your assets. (Opinion).
  by Ford, Tracy
• Financial research group to test WAP specs. (News).
• Summus, Samsung partner. (News).
• Openwave, AvantGo report quarterly losses. (Business).

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