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Articles in Jan, 2004 issue of Mobile Internet, The

• WJ Communications announces two new RFID reader production orders - Business - Brief Article
• Spending in U.S. Telecom Industry to rise 6.8 percent to $769.5 billion in 2004 - Market Intelligence
• Millicom totals 2.3 million mobile customers in Latin America - International - Brief Article
• NVIDIA's GoForce 2100 adopted by Mitsubishi Electric offers low-power multimedia functionality on a mobile phone - Business - Brief Article
• Argentina's Velocom closed 2003 with US$3.6 million in revenues - International - Brief Article
• Motient and USA Technologies join forces to bring 10,000 vending machines online - Business - Brief Article
• Nokia provides a TETRA network to Ningqi Railway in China - International - Ningqi Railway Co., Ltd - Yangtze Telecom opened its branch in Shanghai - Brief Article
• Outercurve Technologies and AT & T Wireless to deliver real-time financial applications to BlackBerry customers - Business - Brief Article
• Brazil closed 2003 with 46 million mobile customers - International - Brief Article
• Insignia signs definitive agreement with IBM to bring Over-The-Air Repair and Dynamic Capabilities to mobile operators and phone manufacturers - Business - Brief Article
• Global penetration of smartphone devices by Operating System - Illustration
• Telefonica Moviles exceeds 50 million customer mark - International - Brief Article
• Sunrise Telecom Broadband introduces new CATV AT2500RQv spectrum analyzer - New Products/New Services - Brief Article
• MetroPCS selects Marconi for E911 deployment - Business - Brief Article
• The FCC grants SkyWay Communications Holding Corp. Authorization to utilize existing air to ground frequency license
• Alereon closes $31.5 million Series A financing - Business - Brief Article
• Jupiter Research: PDA penetration to only reach 7 percent of overall U.S. population by 2008, yet sees opportunity for PIM - Market Intelligence - Brief Article
• Personal use of mobile technologies is on the rise among mobile consumers, IDC says
• Verizon Wireless invests $27 million in its South Dakota network in 2003 - Network News - Brief Article
• Shipcom Wireless Inc. joins Texas Instruments RFID Systems worldwide Team Tag-it Program - Business - Brief Article
• Soflinx corporation introduces Soflinx Mobile Defender - New Products/New Services - Brief Article