RCR Wireless News

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Articles in October 2003 issue of RCR Wireless News

• Celeritek to exit wireless amp biz.(News)
• Dutch study finds link between base station RF and health effects.(News)
• World Briefs.(Briefs)
• Palm adds 3 new PDAs.(Business)
• Activision, Airborne enter partnership.(News)
• Late News.
• Verizon, Disney expand content agreement.(Business)
• Esat BT wins UMTS deal in Ireland with 3.(Global Wireless)
• AT&T Wireless dumps mLife for updated 'reach out' campaign.(News)
• ITU Briefs.(Briefs)
• Jordan to offer third mobile license.(Business)
• MobiApps closes $8M financing.(News)
• Cingular launches MMS using Nokia gear.(News)
• Telia offers video news clips in Sweden.(Business)
• 3Q kind to vendors.(News)
• TIA, CTIA urge Senate to strip rider from spectrum-relocation bill.(News)
• Industry wary of Microsoft, Vodafone data initiative.(Business)
• PCIA hires new lobbyist, assures Kitchen is fine.(News)
• Motorola to deliver CDMA softswitch to European operator.(Global Wireless)
• LogicaCMG debuts hosted MMS.(News)
• Wi-Fi to hit turning point with commercial viability.(Business)
• Carriers hooked on speed.(News)
• Tatara releases new Wi-Fi SDK.(News)
• InPhonic upgrades BREW e-mail applications.(News)
• Farewell tour.(News)
• Acotel launches U.S. initiative, releases new product.(News)
• Mobliss reports new mobile marketing campaigns.(Business)
• WLNP research numbers paint bleak picture.(News)
• Homeland security market dogged by confusion, paperwork.(News)
• Airborne Entertainment to distribute Buzztime games.(News)
• Aiirnet releases Hot-Spot-In-A-Box for retail.(News)
• Handspring, Palm close to settlement related to acquisition.(Business)
• Cingular offers new NCAA Football content.(Business)
• OnStar gets E911 reprieve until '06.(News)
• Kyocera Wireless drops Kurv plans, now faces lawsuit.(Business)
• Nokia to supply $117M W-CDMA network in Singapore.(News)
• NextWave asks to test wireless broadband service in Las Vegas.(News)
• Merrill Lynch increases year-end wireless subscriber forecasts.(Business)
• Vanu, Mid-Tex deploy all-software base station system.(News)
• Nokia restructuring demonstrates shift toward enterprise, multimedia.(News)
• Unwired Australia to deploy wireless broadband in Sydney.(Global Wireless)
• Sprint launches PCS Data Link to replace CDPD network.(Business)
• Carriers likely to post strong 3Q.
• WLAN Activity.(News)
• SBA to restate some financials for past 3 years.(Business)
• Telecom vendors suffer continued declines.(Business)
• Court awards Motorola $4.6M in Telsim suit; But Uzan family can't be located.(Global Wireless)
• Global Carriers.(News)
• CPUC just a piece of consumer rights issue.(News)
• Future offers good news, bad news for tower companies.(News)
• Globalstar files reorg plan.(Business)
• Siemens creates U.S.-based broadband R&D unit.(Business)
• Sierra to sell smart phone using Microsoft OS.(News)
• Goodbye Columbus.(Opinion)
• Crunch time on California bill of rights.
• Business Briefs.(Briefs)
• Handfuls of new handsets unveiled.
• Alamosa modifies, extends exchange offers.(Business)
• Acterna exits Chapter 11.(News)
• Reach out and recall someone.(Opinion)
• TI questions Intel vision of all-inclusive chip.(Business)
• Groups differ on adequacy of Cingular fine.(News)
• HP announces product, partnership news.(Global Wireless)
• Handset vendors show gains.
• Nokia signs $23M contract in Thailand.(Global Wireless)
• Carriers hold spectrum swap meet.(News)
• Kyocera launches Virgin's MTV phone.(News)
• Asia-Pacific region leads in hot spots.(News)
• Sprint PCS offers consumer guidelines on WLNP; Announces wireless enterprise initiatives.(Business)
• Gaming takes spotlight at Wireless I.T.(News)
• Alternate 800 MHz plan gaining steam.
• MetroPCS adopts upgraded VeriSign billing package.(Business)
• Appeals court affirms mobile-health ruling.(news)
• Accudata focuses on WLNP services.(Business)
• Data delights.(Opinion)
• T-Mobile USA aims to improve in-building coverage.(Business)
• Court approves Leap's bankruptcy plan.(News)
• Vodafone, Oracle to target enterprise.(Business)
• CTIA unveils phone recycle education program.(News)
• Carriers hit, miss in 3Q.