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Articles in April, 2007 issue of RCR Wireless News

• GAO issues warnings on emergency warning system.(News)
• M:Metrics software tracks behavior.(Spotlight)
• Films for mobile will find audience.(Spotlight)
• New ideas running into old trouble.(Upfront)
• Iraqi carriers keep licenses, agree to share revenues.
• Correction.(Correction notice)
• Alcatel-Lucent, Datang snare TD-SCDMA deal.(News)
• Sun buys up SavaJe, but motive remains unclear.(Upfront)
• Alltel expands smartphone calling plans.(Upfront)
• Telcordia, mPortal partner on content offering, Oracle demos content management service.(News)
• 6 years ago this week.(News)
• Banking buzz; Companies eager to test, deploy mobile money applications.
• Hawkins to industry: Think bigger.(Upfront)
• Nokia adds S60 plug-in extension for Linux.(News)
• Network vendors tout size, solutions.(Upfront)
• The Chinese are coming! Far east handset vendors bringing expansion plans to U.S.(Spotlight)
• Enterprise, entertainment evangelism; Day 1 keynoters look back and beyond.(Spotlight)
• NTIA's waiver policy could undermine secure communication plans.(News)
• Survey: Stand-alone Wi-Fi doesn't match cellular.(Metrics)
• Financial.(Upfront)
• Customer care; CRM companies look to wireless for increased productivity.(Spotlight)
• Report shows E911 holes remain in wireless, VoIP.(Upfront)
• 19 years ago this week.(News)
• Advanced services pushing need for greater backhaul capabilities.(Metrics)
• 13 years ago this week.(News)
• NeoMedia returns 12snap, records $17M loss on move.(News)
• Replacement sales overtake first-time device purchases; 'Upgrade' means more features at yesterday's price.(News)
• Boost trials unlimited CDMA calling in select Texas, California markets.(News)
• IDC: Sprint Nextel regains lead in data ARPU.(Metrics)
• Carriers cry overkill on pretexting.
• Americans '06: 143 million handsets for $8.8 billion.(Metrics)
• AT&T to speed up HSDPA, add dozens of new markets.(Spotlight)
• Presidents charm CTIA crowd; Bush, Clinton talk telecom's role in gov't, world.
• Mobile payments to grow between borders.(News)
• Nokia: U.S. geeks `lustful' for N95; Brand-building, one computer at a time.(Upfront)
• CUE MOBILE; Artist guilds targeting mobile outlets in new deals.
• Amp'd nears 200,000 subs; Nearly doubles numbers in first quarter.(News)
• Antiquated views on mobile waste $2 billion annually; Businesses that cover wireless bills raise productivity.(News)
• Letters.
• Big-box retail: an evolving distribution channel; Focus is narrowing, alliances are critical element.(Spotlight)
• RCC picks up former Alltel markets in Minnesota.(Upfront)
• Rogers in Canada launches video calling service.(News)
• Big carriers lower prices on selected smartphones.(News)
• Markey frets USF aiding carriers, not consumers; Broadband, WiMAX could complicate funding equation if included in reform.(News)
• Helio bumps up phone price tags.(News)
• SmarTVideo pushing Dennis Miller to mobile.(Spotlight)
• Partnerships key for pushing content.(Spotlight)
• USF reform continues slow progress.(Upfront)
• Mobile TV goes mainstream; Guess what? Lack of devices stumbling block.
• The power of voice; VCs, others consolidating speech-recognition companies.(Upfront)
• What are you doing now? How about now?(News)
• Fast Slim.(Opinion)
• NextWave acquires IPWireless in $100M deal.(Upfront)
• ...ETC...(Upfront)
• The Billing Nightmare; Voice, SMS, downloads, mobile TV, LBS all contribute to complex billing situation.(Spotlight)
• Mobile TV viewers may get another channel; Harris, LG technology allows broadcasters to target portable devices.(News)
• Frontline public-safety plan draws cheers, jeers.(Upfront)
• Heroes and villains.(Opinion)
• Hedgehogging.(News)
• LG positioning for replacement wave in U.S. market.(News)
• Sony Ericsson doing U.S. spadework.(Spotlight)
• Daniel Neal.(Upfront)
• Of games and grinches.(Opinion)
• Carriers toy with packages to spur data uptake.(News)
• Mobile marketing and advertising to hit $19B.(Metrics)
• ...ETC...(Upfront)
• FTC pushes for civil penalties against pretexters.(News)
• ZOOM ZOOM; Industry tests easier ways to access content.(Upfront)
• T-Mobile USA again tops J.D. Power rankings.(News)
• Leap strikes back; Carrier counters with unlimited messaging.(Upfront)
• Syniverse to buy BSG's clearing and settlement biz.(News)
• U.S. Cellular takes PTT out of consumer sales.(News)
• FCC nixes proposal that would allow phones on planes.(News)
• Hedgehogging.(Spotlight)
• Execs anticipate value in content made for mobile.(Spotlight)
• Stars of the show.(Opinion)
• Cheaper smartphones hit Alltel, T-Mobile USA.(Upfront)
• General Dynamics to build wireless network for government agencies.(News)
• Palm's outlook, RIM's results; Palm quashes M&A talk while RIM deals with fickle investors.(Upfront)
• T-Mo USA unveils $100 Sidekick.(Upfront)

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