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Articles in February, 2003 issue of RCR Wireless News

• Nokia hopes N-Gage will play.
  by Dano, Mike
• Up close and personal: content picks up steam. (News).
  by Dano, Mike
• MmO2 reports data growth in line with targets. (Global Wireless).
• Ex-NextWave exec to head WRC delegation as industry reacts to 5 GHz deal. (News).
  by Silva, Jeffrey
• GAO recommends new spectrum commission. (News).
• DoCoMo ARPU declines for all segments. (Business).
• Content developers early winners in mobile gaming.(News)
• MmO2 considers deploying EDGE.(Global Wireless)
• T-Mobile USA 4Q net adds boosted by online interest.(Business)
• Carriers take second look at prepaid.(News)
• Sprint PCS may drop WAP-based text messaging.(News)
• Superconductor Technologies aims to make profit this year.(Business)
• Sprint PCS adds on-demand video to Vision service.(News)
• Late News.
• Agilent, HP pitch quality-of-service solutions.(Business)
• Hutchison announces U.K. pricing, launch details. (Late News).
• FCC creates new unit, shuffles positions. (News).
• States get tougher on wireless.
  by Silva, Jeffrey
• New 802.16 standard offers some 4G features. (News).
  by Mooney, Elizabeth V.
• S&P removes AirGate from CreditWatch. (Business).
• Bush plan could give wireless relief from mandates. (News).
  by Silva, Jeffrey
• Industry pushes for push-to-talk. (Business).
  by Omatseye, Sam
• Corrections.
• Andrew buys Allen Telecom.(Business)
• Ericsson introduces wireless data billing product.(Business)
• Nextel predicts strong year despite potential for heavy competition.(News)
• Motorola picks Linux OS for phone, Nokia shows Java, TDMA handsets.(Business)
• Federal tech agency reorg would merge NTIA, other agencies.(News)
• The consolidation blues; Pairings less likely for vendors, carriers.(News)
• KT, formerly known as Korea Telecom, will test Flarion Technologies'. (Business Briefs).
• 4Q results test Swedish faith.
  by Tisdall, Jonathan
• Sprint leadership search turns sour. (News).
  by Meyer, Dan
• RIM signs deal with Nextel Partners. (News).
• GSM: still king of the hill; technology takes shots, but keeps adding subscribers. (Focus: GSM Update).
  by Omatseye, Sam
• Sendo-Microsoft lawsuit paints bitter partnership. (Business).
  by Dano, Mike
• Wireless StockWatch.
• New Valley ends funding plans with Globalstar. (Business).
• Lucent elevates Russo to chair, reiterates profitability goal.(Business)
• Eizel's Amplifi aims to give enterprise easy access.(News)
• 802.20 standard supports mobile broadband communications.(Business)
• Firms push standards for push-to-talk.
• Moody's confirms Dobson speculative-grade rating.(News)
• AT&T Wireless launches MMS service.(Business)
• Muleta drawn to telecom by teacher.(News)
• Broadbeam targets smaller companies with Mobile Solutions System. (Business).
  by Mooney, Elizabeth V.
• What's next for NextWave?
  by Meyer, Dan
• NTSB takes up role in driver distraction issue. (News).
  by Silva, Jeffrey
• Wayport expands Wi-Fi network with AT&T Wireless agreement. (Business).
  by Mooney, Elizabeth V.
• The good hands people. (Opinion).
  by Silva, Jeffrey
• BellSouth files patent lawsuit against Glenayre, Call Sciences. (Business).
• Vodafone in talks to sell Japan Telecom. (Global Wireless).
• Survival of the fattest? European operators free of debt enjoy cashflow spoils. (Global Wireless).
  by Quigley, Paul
• Centennial sells 186 towers to AAT.(News)
• Palm releases Tungsten W PDA phone.(Business)
• Analysts: Bahrain license attractive.(Global Wireless)
• Location-based apps get wheels in Western Europe.(News)
• Mardi Gras parades.(Opinion)
• Distracted driver indicted for negligent homicide.(News)
• SpectraSite emerges with strong balance sheet.(Business)
• Openwave updates technology to take on operating systems.(News)
• RF brain damage link found in Swedish study.
  by Silva, Jeffrey
• TD-SCDMA moves closer to viability.
  by Omatseye, Sam
• With slower growth, carriers now face market-share battle. (News).
  by Meyer, Dan
• Hail to the red, white and blue. (Opinion).
  by Ford, Tracy
• Sugrue: Wireless bureau spent too much time on CPP. (News).
  by Weaver, Heather Forsgren
• NTT DoCoMo halts sales of defective NEC handsets. (Global Wireless).
• Danish technology and handset accessory company GN announced it will be the original equipment manufacturer of Bluetooth headsets for Motorola Inc. (Business Briefs).
• Announcements from 3GSM World Congress.(Focus)
• Handset subsidies murky issue in Europe.(Global Wireless)
• MSS competitors finance Globalstar.(News)
• China Unicom to test Qualcomm GSM 1x solution.(Business)
• Ricochet connects with LindowsOS system.(Business)
• Foes deride 800 MHz consensus plan.(News)
• How can you hear me if I can't build a site? Firms grapple with coverage vs. NIMBY.(News)
• Safety steps into tower industry spotlight.
• Changes ahead for tower players. (News).
  by Motsay, Emily
• AT&T Wireless, Sprint PCS team up to meet siting needs.
  by Mooney, Elizabeth V.
• NextWave to keep licenses, Powell calls for bankruptcy code changes. (News).
  by Weaver, Heather Forsgren
• FCC grants MSS providers spectrum use flexibility. (News).
  by Silva, Jeffrey
• Probe requested into Victory party. (News).

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