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Mobiltel, biggest mobile operator in
Bulgaria, obtained a licence to set up
the country's first 3G mobile netw
Mobiltel, biggest mobile operator in
Bulgaria, obtained a licence to set up
the country's first 3G mobile netw
03/31/2005 02:37 AMBaku Today Mar 31 2005 7:02AM GMT
SingTel mobile crowned Asian Mobile
Operator of the Year
SingTel mobile crowned Asian Mobile
Operator of the Year
06/17/2004 12:10 AMChannel NewsAsia Jun 17 2004 3:45AM GMT
Wireless from start to Finnish [Mobile
comms]
Wireless from start to Finnish [Mobile
comms]
05/04/2004 02:02 PMPC Magazine UK May 4 2004 6:22PM GMT
Finnish Company Cuts Heavenly Mobile
Link (Reuters)
Finnish Company Cuts Heavenly Mobile
Link (Reuters)
01/16/2004 11:32 AMReuters - A service promising to answer
people's prayers with a text message apparently sent by Jesus
has been shut down after complaints by Finland's mobile
services watchdog.
Austrian Wi-Fi Operator Acquired by
T-Mobile
Austrian Wi-Fi Operator Acquired by
T-Mobile
12/02/2003 12:34 AMT-Mobile Austria is acquiring the 300-hot-spot strong Metronet.at
(press release is in German): T-Mobile is continuing to expand its
international presence through acquisition of Metronet. T-Mobile has
partnered with Metronet on roaming since 2002. Metronet is the
fourth-largest European WISP, according to their press release. "This
deal is therefore bringing us a large step closer to the international
objective of providing W-LAN around the entire globe," explains Dr.
Georg Pölzl, Managing Director of T-Mobile Austria. T-Mobile
Austria charges €7.95 per hour, €15.95 for three hours, or
€24.95 for 24 hours. This is enormously higher than the same
rates charged by T-Mobile USA. T-Mobile customers can pay via SMS at
€1.99 per 15-minute unit, but the service is currently free to
subscribers....
Russia's first operator-brand mobile
Russia's first operator-brand mobile
05/19/2004 09:01 AMEurope in Brief MTS unveils S-680
France gets first virtual mobile
operator
France gets first virtual mobile
operator
06/14/2004 05:06 AMCheaper texts ahoy
Mobile data to fuel operator growth
Mobile data to fuel operator growth
01/17/2004 10:46 PMLift in shift
Croatia to take offers for third mobile
phone operator (AFP)
Croatia to take offers for third mobile
phone operator (AFP)
04/26/2004 10:31 AMAFP - Croatia is set to get a third mobile telecommunications operator
for which the country will publish an international tender in the
coming weeks.
Bulgaria to Auction Two 3G Mobile
Operator Licenses
Bulgaria to Auction Two 3G Mobile
Operator Licenses
07/22/2004 01:03 PMBulgarian news network Jul 22 2004 3:55PM GMT
Parliamentary panel nods to Kuwait's
third mobile operator (AFP)
Parliamentary panel nods to Kuwait's
third mobile operator (AFP)
05/30/2004 11:47 AMAFP - Kuwait parliament's financial affairs committee has approved
draft legislation calling for a third mobile telecommunications
company in the oil-rich emirate, the committee chair said.
French mobile operator SFR to launch
UMTS service in May (AFP)
French mobile operator SFR to launch
UMTS service in May (AFP)
02/10/2004 09:26 AMAFP - French mobile telephone operator SFR announced it would launch
its UMTS, or third-generation (3G) service in France, beginning with
corporate clients in May and the public in June.
Russian mobile operator to pay final tax
claims bill (AFP)
Russian mobile operator to pay final tax
claims bill (AFP)
12/30/2004 08:06 PMAFP - Russia's second largest mobile telephone firm VimpelCom has
decided to pay the tax demands of over 17 million dollars for 2001,
but may appeal the estimate, the company said in a statement.
French mobile operator SFR to launch
UMTS service in May
French mobile operator SFR to launch
UMTS service in May
02/10/2004 10:27 AMAFP via Yahoo! Feb 10 2004 1:56PM GMT
France to get first 'virtual' mobile
phone operator in July (AFP)
France to get first 'virtual' mobile
phone operator in July (AFP)
06/11/2004 08:09 AMAFP - The German group Debitel is to become in July the first
'virtual' mobile phone operator in France, offering its services over
a competitor's existing network, the company and French partner SFR
revealed.
Corporate subscribers can account for as
much as 35% of a mobile operator’s
revenue
Corporate subscribers can account for as
much as 35% of a mobile operator’s
revenue
08/08/2004 02:05 AM [PRWEB Aug 8, 2004]
Recording Industry To Sue Mobile Phone
Operator Over MP3 Playing Phones
Recording Industry To Sue Mobile Phone
Operator Over MP3 Playing Phones
06/03/2004 01:45 PMBack in April we had what we hoped was an April Fool's joke: that the
Korean music industry had forced
mobile
phone operators to make their MP3-playing mobile phones destroy
MP3s. The plan was originally to force the phones degrade the
quality of MP3s, but eventually a plan was worked out to force the
phones to delete any MP3s after 72 hours. Apparently, none of this
was enough, and the industry is now
looking to sue. With all the success of both broadband and
wireless technologies in Korea, it's amazing that an industry could be
so backwards to believe that they can actually grow a market by
breaking the applications that people want.
Motorola Israel to supply fixed mobile
car phones to European operator
Motorola Israel to supply fixed mobile
car phones to European operator
07/08/2004 12:21 PMIsrael Business Arena Jul 8 2004 2:50PM GMT
No. 3 mobile operator Polkomtel first to
launch full UMTS offer in Poland
No. 3 mobile operator Polkomtel first to
launch full UMTS offer in Poland
09/03/2004 04:23 AMInterfax Information Agency Sep 3 2004 7:53AM GMT
First European operator launch signals
new phase for Macromedia's mobile
expansion
First European operator launch signals
new phase for Macromedia's mobile
expansion
08/05/2004 12:21 PMPMN Publications Aug 5 2004 3:41PM GMT
Syria's No. 1 Mobile Operator Deploys
Actix' Wireless Performance Engineering
Solution
Syria's No. 1 Mobile Operator Deploys
Actix' Wireless Performance Engineering
Solution
09/07/2004 02:26 PMECTA Portal Sep 7 2004 5:05PM GMT
Russia's second-largest mobile phone
operator reports final 2001 tax bill
Russia's second-largest mobile phone
operator reports final 2001 tax bill
01/01/2005 12:33 PMCanadian Press Jan 1 2005 3:17PM GMT
Poland's #1 mobile operator, PTC,
awarded license to enter wireless
Internet market
Poland's #1 mobile operator, PTC,
awarded license to enter wireless
Internet market
12/30/2004 04:54 AMInterfax Information Agency Dec 30 2004 9:40AM GMT
Bridgewater Systems Announces Solution
to Support Mobile Virtual Network
Operator Business Model
Bridgewater Systems Announces Solution
to Support Mobile Virtual Network
Operator Business Model
06/30/2004 02:48 AM [PRWEB Jun 30, 2004]
Adobe offering free seminars
Adobe offering free seminars
07/12/2004 10:24 PMAdobe has announced a new seminar series for creative professionals
and print service providers...
php|architect Offering a Free Issue!
php|architect Offering a Free Issue!
12/31/2002 09:04 AMMore Writers Offering Books For Free
Online
More Writers Offering Books For Free
Online
04/29/2004 02:42 PMIt appears that it's not only musicians recognizing the power of free
publicity from putting their content for free online. While this
article ignores the success of more recent authors to release books
online (Cory Doctorow, Lawrence Lessig, etc...) in conjunction with
their hardcopy release (as well as a number of authors now
experimenting with releasing chapters of their books in progress), it
appears that a more mainstream novelist, Matthew Reilly, is now
releasing
his latest novel online for free. He's releasing it in sections,
rather than as a single download, but his theory is that it will help
get him a bigger audience from readers who previously didn't know
about him, or who were unlikely to find his books in bookstores. He
hopes that it will encourage people to go out and buy his other books
(this is his sixth book, and some of his earlier novels were
apparently "best sellers"). Also, his publishing company will publish
a hardcopy of this book later this year, after it's already completely
free online. Apparently, the idea was entirely his, but his
publishing company thinks it's a great idea - though, it may have
helped that Reilly sold them the publishing rights for a $1 to get rid
of the risk. It doesn't seem like my usual reading material, but if
you're interested in what he describes as a "Tom Clancy-Michael
Crichton" hybrid, you can download the first two sections of his book
at the
Hover Car
Racer website.
Microsoft offering free OS for 'cold'
servers
Microsoft offering free OS for 'cold'
servers
06/04/2004 10:38 AMIn what could be a sign of things to come, Microsoft Corp. is offering
a small sweetener to its Software Assurance licensing program. From
this week the company will allow servers used for disaster recovery to
carry copies of its Windows server software at no extra cost. A key
condition is that the server must be used only for disaster recovery.
Microsoft defines such servers as "cold servers", i.e. ones turned off
until a disaster arises. The "cold server" provision will be
applicable for the remaining term of any two- or three-year Software
Assurance contract and is not perpetual.
Yahoo IS Offering Free Feed Submission
Yahoo IS Offering Free Feed Submission
03/08/2004 11:17 PMRemember how last week I was having a cow about Yahoo's new paid
submission services? Well, I still think they're pretty awful/ But
Yahoo DOES have a free URL submit...
New Offering Keeps Tabs on Mobile
Workers (TechWeb)
New Offering Keeps Tabs on Mobile
Workers (TechWeb)
07/06/2004 03:45 AMTechWeb - Using GPS- and Java-enabled Nextel phones, customers will
allow supervisors to monitor remote employees' work time, tasks and
location status.
T-Mobile begins offering Microsoft
smartphone
T-Mobile begins offering Microsoft
smartphone
09/09/2004 07:05 AMComputer Weekly Sep 9 2004 11:14AM GMT
AirG Extends Mobile Games Offering in
Australia: AirG Provides New JAVA
Content to Virgin Mobile Australia
AirG Extends Mobile Games Offering in
Australia: AirG Provides New JAVA
Content to Virgin Mobile Australia
04/02/2005 04:53 AMAirG, the most innovative supplier of advanced multiplayer mobile
entertainment solutions has been chosen by Virgin Mobile Australia to
expand its JAVA games content service and manage all provisioning for
future content releases, including testing and quality assurance.
[PRWEB Apr 2, 2005]
Las Vegas airport offering free Wi-Fi
Internet connections
Las Vegas airport offering free Wi-Fi
Internet connections
01/04/2005 03:28 PMAP via San Francisco Chronicle Jan 4 2005 6:26PM GMT
Reach Wireless Offering Free Wi-Fi in
Auckland City
Reach Wireless Offering Free Wi-Fi in
Auckland City
06/02/2004 04:39 PMReach Wireless (NZ) is
offering free Wi-Fi for the month of June 2004 in the Auckland central
city Wi-Fi zone. You just need to buy anything in the city and shops
are handing out free Wi-Fi vouchers.
Lin
k to Locations.Napster offering free mp3 player to lure
subscribers
Napster offering free mp3 player to lure
subscribers
06/17/2004 04:31 PMNapster has announced a promotion where those signing up for a
one-year subscription will get a free 128MB digital music player. Will
it be enough to close the gap with Apple?
T-Mobile unveils UMTS data card offering
T-Mobile unveils UMTS data card offering
07/19/2004 06:10 PMTelecoms.com Jul 19 2004 9:03PM GMT
Owning The Content Is A Disadvantage In
Offering A Mobile Service
Owning The Content Is A Disadvantage In
Offering A Mobile Service
03/31/2005 07:20 AMOne of the bad ideas coming out of those who believe that content is
king in the mobile world is that new wireless carriers that are
content owners will thrive. That's leading to odd predictions, such
as the idea that
Time Warner
will make a good MVNO just because they have content. Wasn't that
the
rationale
for AOL's merger with Time Warner? We all remember how that
turned out. The fact that they have content is meaningless. First,
no one is buying a mobile phone
for
the content specifically. However, much more importantly, for the
to be value in the content, it has to be equally accessible to
everyone. As content companies like Disney, Time Warner and Universal
try to launch their own mobile carriers (as MVNOs), people are going
to start to wonder
why they
can only get their Disney content from DisneyMobile. What if they
want some Disney content, some Sony content and some Universal Studios
content? Will they need to buy three separate phones with three
separate plans? The internet works because anyone can access any
content no matter who their service provider is. That openness is
what makes it worthwhile. Locked up content, walled gardens and
exclusivity only serve to decrease the value of each of these services
across the board.
SK-Earthlink Links South Korean Mobile
Operator, Earthlink Networks
SK-Earthlink Links South Korean Mobile
Operator, Earthlink Networks
02/01/2005 09:13 PM Mobile operator SK Telecom and Earthlink Networks launch 3G/Wi-Fi
combo firm: Sky Dayton is the CEO of SK-Earthlink, a new MVNO (Mobile
Virtual Network Operator) that will sign up end users with the promise
of integrated Wi-Fi and third-generation cellular data networks for
voice and data through a single handset. Dayton founded Earthlink and
Boingo Wireless. SK Telecom provides service to 18 million customers
in South Korea, and their sister company in the SK Group, SK Teletech,
makes advanced handsets for domestic use and internationally to China,
Israel, Kazakhstan, and Taiwan. Dayton said in an interview today that
SK Telecom offers a remarkable array of handsets including units with
hard drives, five megapixel cameras, and satellite television
broadcast receivers. "Not all those things are going to be applicable
in a US market," Dayton said. The service will attempt to leverage the
growing availability of 3G networks with the increased ubiquity of
Wi-Fi hotspots. Dayton says that although handsets and service plans
won't be available until as late as the end of 2005, that generally
SK-Earthlink would focus on allowing its customers to make voice calls
from home Wi-Fi networks, Wi-Fi hotspots, and 3G cellular networks.
They would also leverage Wi-Fi alongside 3G in offering advanced data
and entertainment services, although he did not mention specifics. "We
think there's a big group of Internet savvy early adopter" consumers
in the US who want this but can't get it, he said. SK-Earthlink may
use Boingo's platform as the base on which they develop hotspot
relationships--Dayton will have an arm's length involvement in that
decision--but Boingo will certainly also continue to sell to other
carriers regardless. Other reports note that SK-Earthlink will use
CDMA technology, SK Telecom's flavor, which ties them closely in the
U.S. to Verizon Wireless and Sprint PCS, the only two remaining CDMA
carriers here. Verizon has already deployed a significant portion of
their ambitious EVDO network offering speeds of hundreds of kilobits
per second, and Sprint PCS is committed to higher-speed offerings than
its current 1xRTT rate that compares to modem speeds. At the same
time, Verizon Wireless said recently that 3G will trump Wi-Fi, a
sentiment that baffles Dayton. "Wi-Fi is an unstoppable force," he
said. "It's like trying to deny there's a big elephant in the room."
Both technologies "are great individually, but if you put them
together" they allow the best connection wherever a user...
WorkOasis™ Revolutionizes the CMMS
Market by Offering Free Software
WorkOasis™ Revolutionizes the CMMS
Market by Offering Free Software
04/12/2005 01:29 PMFM Solutions, LLC announced today its' commitment to provide its,
award winning, WorkOasis™ work order software for real estate and
facility managers, at no charge. [PRWEB Apr 12, 2005]
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