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Articles in June, 2004 issue of Mobile Internet, The

• Integralis warns of Hotspot vampires
• Brightpoint announces $20 million share repurchase program
• U.S. plans to sell big chunks of wireless spectrum in 2005
• Winegard to form a new mobile Internet antennae systems company
• Midwest Wireless, Rural Cellular select hosted MMS from Ericsson
• V-Enable licenses MapQuest services to deliver multimodal directory assistance for mobile phone customers
• Sony puts its hand-helds on hold
• Midwest Wireless helping Rural Cellular Corp. bring BREW to its customers
• Sprint certifies first fully rugged voice- and data-capable mobile devices for use on the enhanced Sprint Nationwide PCS Network
• Nortel unveils wireless access technology for cable operators
• Singapore Telecommunications to defend local mobile phone market
• Broadcom to acquire Zyray Wireless
• Schools buying Tungsten C wireless handhelds from palmOne get free software license for creating wireless learning environments
• Ready to download … and upload
• Visto launches Visto Mobile for wireless operators
• Cingular will test high-speed wireless network
• Major wireless carriers's customers Q1, 2004
• Inmarsat eyes deal for terminals by summer and broadband service rollout by mid-2005