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Articles in May 2003 issue of RCR Wireless News

• Java supporters prep for developer's conference.(News)
• InPhonic's purchase of Avesair 'logical extension'.(News)
• Political parties hold off on soft money-for now.(News)
• Legislation to curb spam introduced.(News)
• An American Parody.(Opinion)
• Siemens signs expansion contract with China Mobile.(Business)
• Verizon to shut down CDPD in 2005.(News)
• CTIA takes LNP to the Hill.
• Paging splits as carriers find niche or try to expand beyond core.(Focus)
• CTIA preparing 800 MHz plan.
• SBC targets Wi-Fi.(Business)
• Tropos Networks unveils technology for Wi-Fi 'hot zones'.(News)
• Antitrust's Pate notes global firms must answer to too many agencies.(News)
• LG outlines U.S. advertising push.(Business)
• SDR technical advances may be outweighed by revenue drops.(Business)
• 3rd Tier Carriers.(News)
• From Senegal to Switzerland.(Opinion)
• RealNetworks turns on streaming video service.(Business)
• Sunny data forecast at BREW show.
• ICO rolls up bankrupt Globalstar into new company.(News)
• Verizon Wireless buys Devon Mobile license.(News)
• Sprint PCS to offer Yahoo content to Vision users.(Business)
• Two Austrian carriers launch UMTS.(News)
• Regional numbers show strength in local markets.(News)
• Chipmakers battle it out in applications processor space; Texas Instruments to build CDMA chip.(Business)
• Nextel sued over regulatory fees, Sprint next, lawyer says.(News)
• Hatfield: Fascinated with meshing tech and policy.(News)
• Sony Ericsson expected to hang in there despite earnings, market share slips.(News)
• Smart cognitive radios could make unusable spectrum attractive.(News)
• Broadband tax break stripped from economic package.(News)
• VeriSign enters Latin American roaming alliance.(News)
• SBA posts lower 1Q loss, SpectraSite revenues up.(Business)
• Firms try to chip away at Qualcomm's stranglehold.
• Value-added MMS to yield $8.3B by 2008.(Business)
• MmO2 takes $15.8B charge for year to write down 3G.(Global Wireless)
• PSAPs need $8B to convert to E911.(News)
• Mainland matrix.(Opinion)
• 3G brings profits to DoCoMo, KDDI.(Global Wireless)
• Playboy makes mobile inroads via Hutchison deal.(Global Wireless)
• It's not always easy at the top; Nokia's CDMA efforts seem to fall short with Verizon, Sprint PCS.(Business)
• Qualcomm positions in chip game with impact in all protocols.
• Reliance Infocomm offers 1x in India.(Global Wireless)
• D.C. Briefs.(Briefs)
• Verizon Wireless completes Northcoast deal.(News)
• Gurian helped to shape cellular's formative years as head of Oki Telecom.(News)
• DoCoMo enhances FOMA roaming.(News)
• Ulterior motives.(Opinion)
• LG moves into top-5 spot in handset sales.(Global Wireless)
• Wi-Fi Alliance locks up new security standard.(Business)
• InfoSpace reports wireless revenue decline.(News)
• Text-messaging spam filter may be illegal.(News)
• Carrier Briefs.(Briefs)
• DHS will provide guidance on critical infrastructure information.(News)
• Legislation would ban Internet gambling.(News)
• Motient snares resale deals with Verizon, T-Mobile.(News)
• Tech rallies around tax cut.
• Gurian, Hatfield, Wheeler join wireless elite in Hall of Fame.(News)
• Crown, Verizon hammer out joint tower property deals; Crown won't have to buy out Verizon's stakes anytime soon.(Business)
• 'Losing-not-an-option' Tom still fights for one last win.(News)
• Out-of-the box or Pandora's box.(Opinion)
• Carrier, tower discussions center on profitability at Lehman event.(News)
• WorldCom MMDS assets go to BellSouth.(Business)
• Suppliers anxiously await 802.11g ratification.(Late News)
• Pannon makes EDGE call.(News)
• U.K.'s Oftel supports termination rate cuts.(News)
• Northpoint gets friendly hearing by Senate communications subcommittee.(News)
• NEC to re-enter U.S. handset market.(News)
• Smaller carriers post strong 1Q numbers, dispelling doom-and-gloom predictions.(News)
• Siemens attacks Indian markets through phones, more R&D, partnership.(Global Wireless)
• Agere unveils six new chips.(News)
• Long-term RF study on animals starts amid exposure limits debate.(News)
• AT&T Wireless launches 411 text messaging service.(Business)
• FCC may fine carrier for site violation.(News)
• Verizon largely absent from camera phone picture.
• T-Mobile confirms delay in Microsoft OS handset release; Says glitches are normal with smart phones.(Global Wireless)
• Solutions geared for WLAN space.(Business)
• Webraska, Tower Semi get funds.(Business)
• News Briefs.(Briefs)
• Motorola pledges $1M to stop SARS in China.(Business)
• Carriers adjust data pricing plans seeking sweet spot.(Business)