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Articles in May, 2004 issue of Mobile Internet, The

• Textron Financial improves SLA attainment and reduces technician notification time using Vettro's mobile Service and Repair application
• META Group anticipates substantial increase in mobile business needs
• Mobile data users now representing the mainstream
• Psion Teklogix partners with accucode to deliver RFID solutions to supply chain and logistics market
• Aicent announces MMS Gateway Services with China Mobile and twenty Asian operators
• China Mobile picks Huawei softswitch
• Intellisync extends wireless enterprise server platform by launching support for Windows Mobile-based Smartphones
• 10-15 percent of laptops will run on micro fuel cells in 2012, forecasts ABI Research
• @Road to acquire MDSI mobile data solutions
• Worldwide handheld device shipments decline 12 percent from previous year in first quarter 2004, according to IDC
• Despite seasonal drop, Worldwide Mobile Phone market grows 29 percent year-over-year, says IDC
• Location Based Services will power GPS in the handset, says ABI Research
  by Alan Varghese
• E-go expects to add 60,000 wireless internet connections in 2004
• Linear technology enables Xenon strobe flash in camera phones
• Danger and Sony Music deploy HiFi Ringers for hiptop Wireless Solution
• Analog Devices unveils breakthrough in radio frequency power detection for wireless infrastructure
• America Movil increases revenues 56 percent
• Hard Disk Drives not ready for mass market marriage with mobile phones, IDC says
• Motorola wins contract for over 30,000 communication terminals with the Metropolitan Police Service
• Celtron International brings m-Commerce mobile payment technology to the United States
• Andrew corporation to supply wireless 911 caller location system to Centennial de Puerto Rico
• Flight Options' pilots utilize the latest in wireless technology