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Articles in Nov, 2004 issue of Mobile Internet, The

• Napster offers service to AT&T Wireless users
• Linktone launches mobile literature channel
• 4SmartPhone redefines personal mobility with XPress service plan aimed at individual users
• U.S. Postal Service selects Motorola Israel for mobile data collection devices
• PocketThis closes $12 million in financing
• Swisscom Mobile selects End2End's Content Delivery Solution
• CDMA450 may achieve fastest mobile data speeds in Finland
• Telstra launches i-mode service
• Nokia and Visto collaborate to deliver leading push mobile e-mail solution for mobile operators on Nokia business devices
• Wi-LAN launches Mobilis—delivers broadband throughput with seamless hand-off in a high-speed environment
• Sprint offering wireless tracking devices
• Snocone Systems Inc. completes the acquisition of 'RISKeye' Mobile Surveillance Viewing Technology via cellphones
• Fullerton chooses Unipier Gaming to facilitate the delivery of mobile entertainment services in Taiwan
• Qualcomm, Opera Software to cooperate on mobile shopping
• KPN Mobile selects Alcatel to implement broadband video services bridging mobile and fixed users
• Samsung selects ACCESS to provide advanced Internet software technologies for mobile handset portfolio
• Mobile infrastructure announcements at 3G World Congress & Exhibition pave the way for better mobile content and services
• Telstra research claims mobile data tech set to surge
• First i-mate 3G PDA
• Verizon activates 12 new cell sites to boost mobile Internet speeds
• LG, Intel to discuss mobile Internet standard
• Telenor offers mobile Internet for EUR0.61 a day