Cellular-News for Monday 24th October 2005 |
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Cellular-News (dailydigest@cellular-news-mail.com) Mon, 24 Oct 2005 07:31:10 -0500
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Vodafone Selects Ireland for Global Data Center Site
Vodafone Ireland's north Dublin-based data centre has been chosen by
Mobiles Killing of the Payphones
Telecom New Zealand says that it plans to remove about 400 payphones
Are Operator Portals Ignoring Women
Many mobile operators have focused on launching their own mobile
Appeal Court Denies RIM's Motion For Stay In Patent Dispute
Research In Motion Ltd.'s (RIMM) request to suspend proceedings of its
Telkom: Vodacom Group Withdraws From Nitel Deal
Telkom SA Limited said Friday that Vodacom Group is withdrawing from a
German Court Sees Verdict In Mannesmann Appeal Dec 21
A German federal appeals court will Dec. 21 rule whether to retry
Alltel 3Q Net Up On Wireless Revenue Gains
Alltel Corp. (AT) reported an 11% gain in its third-quarter net income
Ukraine's Kyivstar says base stations up to 5,000 units
Ukrainian mobile operator Kyivstar's number of base
RadioShack CFO: Wireless In Core Stores Down Vs Year Ago
Sales of wireless products in RadioShack Corp.'s (RSH) company stores
UPDATE: Ericsson 3Q Net Profit Up, Gains Market Share From Nokia
Telefon AB LM Ericsson (ERICY) Friday posted a 22% increase in
Singapore Tightens Controls On Prepaid Mobile Phone Users
Mobile phone users in Singapore who use prepaid SIM cards must
Ericsson 3Q Net Profit +22% Amid Network Upgrades
Telefon AB LM Ericsson (ERICY) Friday posted 22% growth in
India Raises FDI Cap In Telecom Industry To 74%
India's federal Cabinet late Thursday announced plans to raise the
Ericsson Says Its 3G Technology Is Used In 10 Million Handsets
Mobile Systems Manufacturer Telefon AB LM Ericsson (ERICY) said Friday |
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