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Articles in June, 2005 issue of RCR Wireless News

• Stevens to draft telecom-reform bill this week.(News)
• SK-EarthLink forms executive team.(News)
• CPUC hearing to address state regulation.(Late News)
• KDDI deploys OTA technology on 2 more devices.(News)
• U.S., Canada sign 700 MHz public-safety agreement.(News)
• Fast Fact.(Wireless Metrics)
• Capitalizing on Crazy Frog.(Opinion)
• Connexion by Boeing scores in-flight pacts.(News)
• Family plans driving Q2 growth.
• Softbank subsidiary trials HSDPA gear in Japan.(Global Wireless)
• US Unwired could complicate Sprint, Nextel merger plans.(News)
• Bill would ban cities from offering telecom systems; Texan introduces federal legislation that puts private sector first.(News)
• T-Mobile USA tops customer-care survey for second straight year; Live customer reps help boost carrier rankings.(News)
• Alcatel announces UMA technology for GSM/GPRS networks.(News)
• Industry stutters over how to let mobile gamers trash talk.(News)
• Tower company consolidation.(Wireless Metrics)
• Amp'd Mobile selects M7, Sennari for content platforms.(News)
• T-Mobile USA extends Zeta-Jones' contract.(News)
• Softbank gets trial 1.7 GHz W-CDMA license in Japan.(Global Wireless)
• Intel study: 700 MHz spectrum worth $233B in social benefits.(News)
• Georgia Tech research arm uses WLAN to offer closed captioning for deaf.(News)
• Middle Eastern in-flight Internet agreements announced.(News)
• The motley merger.(Opinion)
• Cingular Wireless sells Caribbean, Bermuda operations to Digicel.(Global Wireless)
• New NTP patent rulings shift favor toward RIM.(News)
• Wireless wagering to hit $3B despite challenges.(News)
• TOP TECH FIRMS WORLDWIDE.(Wireless Metrics)
• Ericsson develops in-flight GSM base station.(News)
• World Briefs.(Briefs)
• Worker's comp claim for brain cancer settled.(News)
• Third Tier Carriers.(News)
• TensorComm aims to give handsets mute button to add network capacity.(News)
• Despot and deposits.(Opinion)
• Hesse to run Sprint's local unit.(News)
• SunCom Wireless signs logistics pact with Brightstar.(News)
• Customers prefer Internet over retail.(Wireless Metrics)
• Signal-enhancing companies make progress with carriers.(News)
• Prepaid market set for growth with MVNOs as main catalyst.(News)
• Nokia outlines low-cost handset strategy.(News)
• Japanese gov't to allow 3 new wireless carriers.(Late News)
• Virgin Mobile rate plan.(Wireless Metrics)
• Summertime and the living is ... simple.(Opinion)
• T-Mobile USA expects continued growth, 3G rollout next year.(News)
• PFF telecom-reform proposal draws support, criticism.(News)
• Carriers start to warm up to off-portal content.(News)
• Martin elevates Feder, wireless positions wait.(News)
• Verizon requests waiver of wireless priority access rule.(News)
• Ericsson, Napster plan music service.(News)
• Wavestream files lawsuit against CAP Wireless.(News)
• Asian carrier alliance launches roaming service in 8 countries.(Global Wireless)
• Puerto Rican operator chooses DAX.(News)
• Nortel president, CTO leave after 3 months.(News)
• FCC sets groundwork for spectrum auction.(News)
• BenQ to take over Siemens phone biz.
• Stevens wants federal pre-empt of state wireless regulations.(News)
• Firms ante up for in-casino wireless gambling.
• Good scores new Cingular contract.(News)
• Nextel enhances N.C. coverage.(News)
• Gender, not age, defines interest in wireless data.(News)
• 800 MHz reband to begin June 27.(News)
• Content Briefs.(Briefs)
• Canada's Bell Mobility hires Nortel to deliver EV-DO gear.(Global Wireless)
• Base station group adds testing, WiMAX to specs.(Global Wireless)
• T-Mobile selects Gemplus SIM OS.(Global Wireless)
• Finland's Digita plans to build 450 MHz Flash-OFDM network.(Global Wireless)
• McCain wades in telecom waters in favor of municipal broadband.
• NTT DoCoMo tests 4G speeds.(News)
• Family plans, customer service driving wireless carrier selection.(News)
• Motorola's iRadio to test in D.C., LA.(News)
• Industry contests 3.6 GHz ruling under Martin regime.(News)
• McCain wants to work with Stevens on DTV bill.(News)
• Sprint tells gov't to stay out of US Unwired conflict.(News)
• Metro One to lose Alltel business.(News)
• Nokia jumps into WiMAX market with Intel.(News)
• Handset makers find ways to cut costs, add features.(Special Report)
• RIM asks court to enforce NTP suit settlement; NTP likely to ask for BlackBerry injunction.(News)
• Technology uses winks, nods to control wireless handheld.(News)
• SiRF buys Motorola's GPS chip lines.(News)
• 4INFO targets fantasy sports fans with statistics app.(News)
• Johns Hopkins study adds negative talking-while-driving research.(News)

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