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Articles in March 2005 issue of RCR Wireless News

• France Telecom to participate in Czech tender.(Global Wireless)
• Symbol hits record revenues, but outlook dips.(News)
• Ericsson ups CDMA profile with pacts.(Global Wireless)
• Finance Briefs.(Briefs)
• Omron technology brings face recognition to devices.(Global Wireless)
• North Carolina tries to set tower-safety standards.
• Virgin Radio offers tunes to U.K. 3G handsets.(Global Wireless)
• Vivendi charges Deutsche Telekom, Elektrim with fraud in Poland.(Global Wireless)
• New CPUC commissioner supports reinstating part of bill of rights.(News)
• DoCoMo to stop taking new PHS subscribers.(Global Wireless)
• NTU asks FCC to reject proposal to stop itemizing regulatory fees.(News)
• US Title picks Ticor as preferred provider.(News)
• Kyocera, Boingo join BridgePort MobileVoIP group.(News)
• CellStar receives delisting notice from Nasdaq.(News)
• Vodafone selects U.S. firms for 3G business product distribution.(Global Wireless)
• Wireless hones in on the home.
• Wayne Schelle: Pioneer in cellular, PCS.(News)
• AOL expands wireless reach.(News)
• Cingular, Verizon announce MMS interoperability.(News)
• Letter: Customer charges Alltel gave away personal information.(Letters)
• Autodesk enhances location services platform.(News)
• How Big Brown uses wireless.(News)
• LBS companies target U.S. market as handset-based E-911 rules set to go into effect this year.(News)
• Wireless gaming market to see strong North American growth.(Global Wireless)
• Newsweek gains wireless e-mail access via JP Mobile, Sprint.(News)
• Commercial wireless takes to sea.(Global Wireless)
• Qualcomm, Crown Castle separately aim to advance mobile television in U.S.(News)
• OpenMind offers spam solution.(News)
• Nortel demos OFDM/MIMO for beyond-3G standards.(Global Wireless)
• Top economies in IT competitiveness.(Wireless Metrics)
• O2 Germany selects Novatel devices for UMTS/Wi-Fi service.(Global Wireless)
• PHS is economic solution in poor, rural markets.(Global Wireless)
• Powerful phones can have powerful problems.
• Mitec to provide base station gear.(News)
• Group balks at plan to charge $1 a handset to cover DRM costs.(News)
• Of POTS and plaintiffs' lawyers.(Opinion)
• U.K. users can customize song clip into ringtone.(News)
• Fast Fact.(Wireless Metrics)
• Cell-phone use while driving on increase.(News)
• Crown Castle says 2004 lease activity increased 40%.(News)
• Nextel approves bonuses for Donahue, Kelly.(News)
• Leap names Hutcheson CEO after Freeman's $1M exit.(News)
• AOL partners with Cingular, U.S. Cellular on mobile apps.(News)
• Nokia develops high-speed wireless architecture with Internet link.(News)
• iPCS, Horizon propose second merger among Sprint PCS affiliates.(News)
• Clarification.(Correction)
• Telstra to trial DVB-H mobile TV technology in Australia for year.(Global Wireless)
• Calendar.
• FCC requests more detail from Alltel on Western Wireless buy.(News)
• 'Push to' evolves to push it all.(News)
• Bernie's bequeath.(Opinion)
• Telcontar updates real-time traffic product.(Products)
• Motorola shows 'woah' products, talks candidly about iTunes device.(News)
• Bell Canada partners with McCaw's Clearwire, invests $100 million.(News)
• Brightpoint launches wireless data business.(News)
• Calendar.
• Industry could ask Supreme Court to review RF lawsuits.
• Maryland House passes teen-driving bill.(Late News)
• VeriSign offers PTT service for Americas.(Global Wireless)
• New phone recycling programs give consumers options.(News)
• Infrastructure players rack up 3G wins.(Global Wireless)
• CellStar allies with Sybase for mobile data.(News)
• Internet storage firm expands into wireless.(News)
• Incentives won't speed DTV transition due to granny rule, says expert.(News)
• Control of int'l roaming codes at issue in ATIS-IFAST litigation.(News)
• Tower Briefs.(Briefs)
• Alaska Comm. posts strong Q4 growth.(News)
• Alltel launches flat-rate messaging for data services.(News)
• Transcoding firm Adamind to attack U.S. space.(News)
• Ring-back service finds success in Turkey.(Global Wireless)
• People.
• Visto targets Smartner with 2nd patent lawsuit.(News)
• GAS, Primus to target int'l wireless calling for Russian Americans.(News)
• Toshiba fuel cell recorded in Guinness World Records.(Global Wireless)
• Disposable income, age make Hispanics attractive wireless target.(News)
• Broadband over Power Lines a reality, but at super speeds not as likely.(News)
• Inland Cellular launches ad campaign for messaging service.(Wireless Metrics)
• Like father, like son.(Opinion)
• Bluetooth controversies continue as carriers embrace different strategies.(News)
• Broadcom pays $32M for Bluetooth company.(News)