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Articles in April 2004 issue of RCR Wireless News

• SEC probes Nortel, Lucent fires staff charged with bribery.(Business)
• Andrew raises quarterly revenue forecast.(News)
• Agere tops Motorola for No. 2 DSP spot.(News)
• DS-UWB: The right choice for Ultra-Wideband services.(Opinion)
• Carriers fine-tune network, sales promos amid strong 1Q growth.(Business)
• FCC stalls 800 MHz vote.
• Verizon Wireless breaks with CTIA on CALEA expansion.(News)
• 17% of Internet users have logged on wirelessly.(Wireless Metrics)
• Intrado to supply E911 for Texas carriers.(News)
• Business Briefs.(Briefs)
• Well-oiled machine.(Opinion)
• InfoSpace, MLB team on baseball logo.(Business)
• World Briefs.(Briefs)
• A bitter bet.(Opinion)
• Largent to speak at RCA banquet.(Focus)
• Siemens to enhance China Mobile's network.(Business)
• Road to full wireless enhanced 911 starts to smooth out.(Focus)
• Industry Study.(Wireless Metrics)
• Wireless takes up 25% of corporate telecom spending.(Wireless Metrics)
• DoD directive focuses on wireless security.(News)
• Bush hits trifecta on China, Korea disputes.(News)
• CTIA board agrees to ad campaign.(News)
• Infrastructure Awards.(Wireless Metrics)
• FCC to work with Pentagon on bomb-detecting device.(News)
• Trujillo steps down from Orange after 13 months.(Global Wireless)
• T-Mobile warns of consolidation harm.(News)
• Sun, Microsoft call truce.
• DoCoMo repairs phone glitch via OTA technology.(Global Wireless)
• Wavecom partners with Orange for M2M offering.(Late News)
• Simpay eyes alternative way to bill for content.(News)
• Lucent, Novatel supply UMTS cards to 3.(Global Wireless)
• AWS begins selling delayed Motorola camera phone.(Business)
• FCC floats 2009 for broadcasters to give back analog spectrum.
• Late News.
• Motorola to use Picsel browser technology.(Global Wireless)
• Courting multilateralism.(Opinion)
• The Fred Flintstone phone.(Opinion)
• Key Brand Profile.(Wireless Metrics)
• Smaller carriers brace for May 24 LNP deadline.(Focus)
• Motorola hears music.
• Nextel to offer commercial OFDM service.(News)
• Turning the corner.(Opinion)
• NextWave, FCC end years of fighting with $1.6B settlement.
• Battle intense for No. 2, No. 5 spots in handset sales.
• Western Wireless grows 1x footprint.(Business)
• Corrections.(Correction)
• Sonofon joins European carrier alliance.(Global Wireless)
• Fast Fact.(Wireless Metrics)
• Young, low-wage earners most likely wireless-only users.(News)
• Powell: It will cost billions to solve 800 MHz interference.(News)
• Tunes to get toned; Ring biz moving to Beyonce's actual voice.
• Qwest to offer Wi-Fi-capable DSL.(Business)
• Something Sununu.(Opinion)
• More Americans will use Wi-Fi than 3G by 2007.(Wireless Metrics)
• KPN to expand InfoSpace relationship.(Global Wireless)
• Lawmakers push to classify VoIP as 'info' service.(News)
• Business Briefs.(Briefs)
• Carrier inventory levels rise at year-end.(Wireless Metrics)
• SDR firms ready to attack $15B Pentagon project.(News)
• Fixed wireless forgoes 1.9 GHz band, sets sites on 1.7 GHz.(News)
• Who is No. 2? Mobile-phone market share likely to shift.(News)
• Top Schwarzenegger adviser heads efforts against Calif. phone tax.(News)
• IDT to deploy Wi-Fi service using VoIP.(News)
• Nextel downplays viability of 2.1 GHz spectrum swap plan.(News)
• As EDGE inches forward, silicon players fashion interface standard.(Business)
• Priority abscess.(Opinion)
• Motsay promoted to RCR reporter.(News)
• Crown Castle's higher expectations raise tower sector.(News)
• Verizon makes grade, AWS, Cingular, Sprint average or below in call-satisfaction survey.(Business)
• Fast Fact.(Wireless Metrics)
• SpectraSite betters guidance for year.(Business)
• Vendors dance amid better financials.(News)
• Software allows users to razz-or worse-on command.(News)
• Near-field magnetic communications an alternative to Bluetooth.(Business)
• U.S. Carriers-2nd Tier.(News)
• LNP complaints continue downward trend.(News)
• Adelstein, Gallagher appointments hostage to politics.(News)
• Wireless billing back on hot seat.
• Nokia to use Mobile Digital Media expansion cards in U.S.(Business)
• Consumers Union asks FCC to outlaw handset locking.(News)