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Monday, May 24 Begins Nationwide Number
Portability: Keep Your Cell Number When
You Switch, But What Happens to the Old
Phone?

Monday, May 24 Begins Nationwide Number
Portability: Keep Your Cell Number When
You Switch, But What Happens to the Old
Phone? 05/31/2004 02:00 PM
"Number portability" began in November for parts of the country, but on Monday it will be available throughout the nation. Millions of cellular phone users are about to discover that when they switch companies they can keep their number, but a new phone will be required. One company offers consumers an easy way to get rid of old cell phones and get paid cash for doing it. [PRWEB May 21, 2004]

What Has Number Portability Done For
You?

What Has Number Portability Done For
You? 12/03/2003 02:32 PM
Coldeagle writes "Number portability has been around for a few days now, I was wondering; have any of you fellow Slashdot readers switched carriers? How was ...

What you need to know about number
portability

What you need to know about number
portability 06/01/2004 08:22 PM
ZDNet Jun 2 2004 0:26AM GMT

FCC allows phone number portability

FCC allows phone number portability 11/11/2003 09:22 AM
globetechnology.com Nov 11 2003 8:34AM ET

Opportunity seen in number portability

Opportunity seen in number portability 11/17/2003 03:11 AM
Boston Globe Nov 17 2003 1:50AM ET

Number portability sites pop up

Number portability sites pop up 11/14/2003 12:32 PM
USA Today Nov 14 2003 11:58AM ET

Portability complaints? Take a number

Portability complaints? Take a number 01/28/2004 08:43 PM
ZDNet Jan 29 2004 1:05AM GMT

Amazon helps with number portability

Amazon helps with number portability 05/03/2004 03:07 PM
Amazon's phone-sales business unit has added a HOWTO on number-portability, and a service to help you keep your number when you change mobile carriers.

Transferring your cell phone number is easy when you order from Amazon.com. You won't have to wait in line at a store while your number is transferred from your previous carrier to your new one. And, in some cases, you will be assigned a temporary phone number for your new phone so that you can use it until your transfer is completed (you can even forward your calls from your current phone to your new phone in the interim). Best of all, when you buy a cell phone from Amazon.com and transfer your number, you will still qualify for all of our great rebates and discounts.

Link (via MobileWhack)

AT&T Wireless Fumbles Number
Portability

AT&T Wireless Fumbles Number
Portability 12/05/2003 03:03 PM
cloudscout writes "The FCC is demanding that AT&T Wireless Services explain their number portability failures. Apparently, tens of thousands of customers ...

Local Number Portability Glitches Still
There

Local Number Portability Glitches Still
There 01/22/2004 02:06 PM
Now that nearly two months has passed since wireless local number portability went into effect in the US, it turns out that carri ers are still having problems porting numbers in a timely fashion. There are eve a few cases where people who signed up back in November still don't have their numbers ported. The problems are being worked out, though, and are much less likely to occur these days. However, it is still taking a few days to port the number in most cases - which is way more than the 2.5 hours the FCC had told carriers it should take. For the time being, it looks like the FCC isn't taking the carriers to task for missing that mark. It's also interesting to note that all of the carriers report that portability has not been nearly as big an issue as they expected, with many fewer subscribers moving than were predicted. Of course, some might point out that the carriers who had the most to lose from number portability had every incentive in the world not to make the process very smooth - and to make sure everyone knew that it wasn't going to be smooth.

Rocky start for number portability

Rocky start for number portability 12/22/2003 02:02 AM
Boston Globe Dec 22 2003 1:01AM ET

Carriers not ready for number
portability

Carriers not ready for number
portability 11/10/2003 11:05 PM
Oh man, we really don't want people to think we're fixated on the whole cellphone number portability thing (though it is nice to be pre-occupied with something besides the dismal failure of the N-Gage), but there's a new report out from Mobile Competency about how the cellphone companies still aren't ready for November 24th, the first day the new rules go into effect (even though they're had no problem charging their subscribers for it for months). They're recommending that if you can manage it, to wait until next year to switch. Read...

FCC Swamped By Number Portability
Complaints

FCC Swamped By Number Portability
Complaints 01/29/2004 03:49 AM
By this point, it's pretty well known that wireless number portability didn't go so smoothly over the past couple of months. However, now the FCC has admitted the extent of the problems, saying that they've recei ved 4,750 complaints concerning number portability. Considering the total number of switchers, that's really not a huge percentage - but it still doesn't speak well to the efforts the wireless carriers put into the process. The FCC is now looking to see if any regulations were broken. Considering that many carriers were clearly dragging their feet on getting ready for this (partly as a ploy to ask for more delays), it seems likely that the FCC will fine a few carriers for screwing around when they should have been preparing (as we expected back in May). It still seems like a strategically backwards move not to have embraced something that customers clearly wanted - and which was clearly going to come sooner or later.

F.C.C. Backs Phone Number Portability

F.C.C. Backs Phone Number Portability 11/11/2003 01:11 AM
New York Times Nov 10 2003 11:45PM ET

Phone number portability OK'd

Phone number portability OK'd 11/11/2003 02:06 PM
SiliconValley.com Nov 11 2003 11:41AM ET

Number portability winners and losers

Number portability winners and losers 11/05/2003 02:31 PM
Even more on number portability: MyRatePlan.com is running a poll about cellphone number portability, and while it's not scientific, the results aren't exactly surprising, either. Of those planning to switch, most say they're going to move to Verizon, which has embraced number portability and is refusing to charge their subscribers any additional monthly fees. As for the rest of the poll results, let's just say that Sprint is in trouble. Read [Via GigaOm]...

Number Portability Finally Getting
Sorted Out

Number Portability Finally Getting
Sorted Out 04/30/2004 02:47 PM
Well, it only took half a year, but the FCC is now reporting that wireless number portability appears to be moving along smoothly. Of course, all hell might break loose again when the rest of the country (that is, anywhere that is not one of the top 100 metropolitan regions) starts offering number portability next month - but hopefully the carriers have learned their lesson. There are still some problems with portability, so don't be completely surprised it things don't work the way they're supposed to. However, if you really want to switch, there's not much reason to wait any more.

Cellphone companies using number
portability to rip off subscribers

Cellphone companies using number
portability to rip off subscribers 11/03/2003 01:04 AM
Despite having fought tooth and nail to prevent the imposition of number portability, that hasn't prevented the cellphone carriers from exploiting the FCC's new rules by using them as an excuse to rip off customers with all sorts of fees and charges. I just noticed noticed the charges on my cellphone bill the other day, and when I called up customer service to ask what they were for, the rep actually had the gall to say that the fees had been "mandated" by the FCC, which is patently untrue. These aren't taxes and they're not fees that subscribers agreed to when they signed up for service, and it's unfair to charge extra for the "privilege" being able to take your number with you should you ever decide to switch carriers. Not everyone's doing it, but Om Malik has noticed that the carriers who are collecting these surcharges have been raking...

More Doom & Gloom Predictions For Number
Portability

More Doom & Gloom Predictions For Number
Portability 11/13/2003 12:28 PM
It seems like November 24th, 2003 is increasingly taking on a Y2K feel, as story after story after story is talking about how much of a mess it's going to be when people first try to switch their mobile phone numbers. It's tough to tell how much of these stories are carrier propaganda, from those who are trying to scare people away from switching, and how much is legitimate. Even if the fear is legitimate, it's still possible that many of the problems aren't necessary, but are caused by certain carriers who are purposely making the process annoying, in order to scare away people from switching. No matter what, everyone's gearing up for November 24th. Large call centers are being trained to deal with number portability issues, and basically no one has any idea (a) how many people are actually going to switch on that first day or (b) how well the process will work? At least no one is heading off for reinforced bunkers in the mountains.

Number Portability Delights Users of Old
Handsets

Number Portability Delights Users of Old
Handsets 07/05/2004 04:42 AM
Hankooki Jul 5 2004 9:01AM GMT

Number portability Hong Kong's
experience

Number portability Hong Kong's
experience 12/02/2003 12:45 AM
Dan Gillmor posted an interesting article that talks about the experience consumers have had in Hong Kong with number portability....

Carriers Still Trying Last Minute Delays
On Number Portability

Carriers Still Trying Last Minute Delays
On Number Portability 11/19/2003 07:03 PM
This just never ends... While most of the major wireless carriers have given up trying to stop wireless local number portability (and in the case of Verizon Wireless, publicly embraced number portability), it appears that some of the smaller carriers are now making their last minute desperation play to stop it. A group representing smaller rural carriers has given the FCC an ultimatum, saying that if they don't stop number portability by tomorrow, they'll go to court to get portability delayed. They claim that number portability leads to an unfair competitive situation where the bigger carriers can stomp on the smaller ones. The FCC's response? Nope. Number portability is going into effect Monday no matter how much carriers of all sizes complain about it.

Cellphone companies give up, accept
number portability

Cellphone companies give up, accept
number portability 11/13/2003 11:15 AM
Finally accepting that number portability is going to happen and that there's nothing they can do about it, the Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (the trade group representing the cellphone industry) says it's giving up and isn't going to fight the measure in court or try to get Congress to overturn it. Read [Via Smartphone Thoughts]...

Early returns on the phone number
portability front

Early returns on the phone number
portability front 12/03/2003 08:32 PM
Number portability has failed to create a free-for-all atmosphere so far. Also, newer camera phones may push still digital camera manufatures to improve features and lower prices to compete.

Hong Kong offers lesson in number
portability

Hong Kong offers lesson in number
portability 12/02/2003 01:49 AM
SiliconValley.com Nov 23 2003 6:32AM ET

Mobile Number Portability Starts in Full
Swing

Mobile Number Portability Starts in Full
Swing 01/02/2005 06:33 AM
Hankooki Jan 2 2005 9:38AM GMT

Mobile Phone Number Portability Suffers
Computer Glitch

Mobile Phone Number Portability Suffers
Computer Glitch 01/01/2004 07:55 AM
Yonhap News Jan 1 2004 7:45AM ET

Cell Phone Number Portability Presents
Environmental Concern

Cell Phone Number Portability Presents
Environmental Concern 05/31/2004 02:07 PM
The number of unused cellular phones is on the increase because of the new "number portability" rules, adding to an already alarming threat to the environment. You can keep your number, but when you make the switch to a new company you must get a new phone. [PRWEB May 23, 2004]

Research and Markets: Understanding and
Managing the Impact of Mobile Number
Portability

Research and Markets: Understanding and
Managing the Impact of Mobile Number
Portability 06/05/2005 11:18 PM
[PRWEB Jun 1, 2005]

Cingular and AT&T Wireless make last
minute attempt to delay number
portability

Cingular and AT&T Wireless make last
minute attempt to delay number
portability 10/31/2003 01:39 AM
We'd thought that the cellphone companies had stopped trying to weasel out implementing number portability after a Federal appeals court threw out their lawsuit against the FCC back in June, but apparently they hadn't quite given up yet. AT&T Wireless and Cingular just tried again in court to stall the new rules by arguing that the FCC hadn't been clear enough about how number portability applies to landlines as well. On Wednesday this second lawsuit was also thrown out, though now it looks like AT&T Wireless and Cingular might be trying get Congress to intervene and obtain a delay. Read [Via MobileTracker]...

United States Telecom Association tells
FTC to halt number portability!

United States Telecom Association tells
FTC to halt number portability! 11/19/2003 01:38 AM
Seems the telephone industry is worried that changing dynamics of how people talk to each other could hurt there industry...

A Mac may be cool to have but it is a
pain making a Podcast

A Mac may be cool to have but it is a
pain making a Podcast 02/05/2005 10:15 PM

I spent about 6 hours today going thru the various tutorials on how to use the Mac to create a Podcast. The initial setup was easy although I could not figure out why the Mac would not record iTunes or my Skype calls with what comes standard in windows. Instead I had to go download this flower power application. :) On a Windows machine it is as simple as clicking a check mark box in the built in Audio settings.

When I did get it working I had this annoying delay on the audio, a good 2-3 seconds. I will honestly say I really worked at it to see how easy or difficult it was on a Mac. Audio Hijack Pro seemed to work ok but Garageband sucked.

I'll be honest I prefer Adobe Audition for windows for Podcasting.

Ok now I realize I am doing these test with a Mac Mini with a gig of Ram on board and a iMic. I also realize a lot of people are doing podcast on Mac's but for the time being I will stick to my windows machine.

After having the mini a couple of weeks I am yet to discover what makes a Mac so much different. What I would like to do is speak to a Mac Guru that is creating a podcast with a Mac and let's check some of my settings and see if I am missing anything. You can Skype me at "geeknewscentral" I'm on Hawaiann Standard Time but should be here all weekend.

Mobile phones are a pain in the neck

Mobile phones are a pain in the neck 05/17/2004 06:07 AM
It was five years ago today... 17 May 1999

Broadband Internet Phone Company,
VoIP2Save.com Announces Full Phone
Number Portability

Broadband Internet Phone Company,
VoIP2Save.com Announces Full Phone
Number Portability 07/22/2004 02:48 AM
"VoIP2Save.com" becomes first broadband internet phone company to offer total internet phone number portability to customers. VoIP2Save accuses rivals of holding customer phone numbers hostage because they cannot switch their phone numbers to other carriers. [PRWEB Jul 22, 2004]

Home Number Cell Phones OK 'd

Home Number Cell Phones OK 'd 11/11/2003 08:14 AM
CBS News Nov 11 2003 7:22AM ET

Home Number Cell Phones OK'd

Home Number Cell Phones OK'd 11/11/2003 08:14 AM
CBS News Nov 11 2003 7:22AM ET

Making Phones Of Handheld Organizers
(washingtonpost.com)

Making Phones Of Handheld Organizers
(washingtonpost.com) 04/10/2004 11:02 PM
washingtonpost.com - Is Skype Technologies' new Internet-phone software for handheld organizers just a geeky, long-range walkie-talkie, or is it the next nail in the coffin of traditional telephone companies?

I Locked Myself Out Again?

I Locked Myself Out Again? 05/03/2004 10:05 PM

Apple's New DRM Reneges on Your Purchase Conditions, Picks Your Pocket

"The new iTunes has stricter DRM than the last version, limiting the number of times you can burn your playlists to seven (it used to be ten), and detecting and blocking similar playlists. Jason Schultz has some good ranty analysis about what this means:

So after one year and 70 million songs, $0.99 now buys you less rather than more -- seven hard burns instead of ten soft ones. What will Apple 'allow' us to do with the music we 'buy' next year? three burns? one? zero?

And what about the songs you've already bought? Don't we get to keep the rights we had before the change?

Well, Apple has conveniently reserved its rights to make changes -- unilaterially -- to its DRM and your ability to make fair use via its Terms of Service and Terms of Sale pretty much anytime it pleases, without even having to give you notice. Link" [Boing Boing]

I can't find it right now, but I saw a post somewhere noting that you could actually keep the songs you've already paid for at the old licensing by not upgrading to the new version of iTunes. The problem with this, of course, is that you can't buy any new ones. Right.

When DRM Goes Wrong or Why I'm Not Using Microsoft Reader Any More

"I was going to do some reading this evening on my computer. I had a copy of the Devil's Banker in Microsoft Reader format. When I tried to open it though, i got a message that informed me that that the security software had been updated and that I needed to update. No problem, I go to the update page but it tells me, I'm updated and activated just fine. Except, I'm not. The e-book won't open. I try to activate the reader again and the fun gets more interesting. I get a note saying that my acc't only has six activations and all of them are used. Let's see, by my count, I have two laptops and one PocketPC active. That would mean three activations left (and of course, the COMPUTER IS ALREADY ACTIVATED)... Yikes. Pulling up my PocketPC, I get the same infuriating message but it does activate again and the book opens there (but still not on my computer).

Bottom line. MS Reader is DRM at its worst. Unlike competitive solutions, like iTunes, Reader won't let me authorize AND de-authorize a computer. Yes, you can request more authorizations from MSFT, but that's sort of useless when you're trying to read a book. I'm staying away from Reader at this point and going to use Palm Digital Media that has a far friendlier DRM that's never locked me out of my content yet. Like most users, I have no objection to DRM, it's necessary to prevent abuses but should never, ever be something a legitimate user should bump into, like i kept bumping into tonight...." [Michael Gartenberg, via Scobleiz er]

Except that, I bought a book from Palm once. Once. They tied my credit card number to the title, and three years later, I have no idea what that credit card number was, so I can't access the book anymore.

So in summary, iTunes, MS Reader, and Palm Digital Media DRM: bad.

This is what really scares me about libraries getting into the digital files business, even outside of all the issues surrounded subscription-based access versus ownership. When terms change on a whim, upgrades take away existing rights, and files become locked and inaccessible, how is this going to affect how we circulate titles to our patrons? It's not like libraries have any leverage in this situation since publishers and Congress are doing their best to eradicate fair use rights, including the right of first sale.

nForce3: A locked PCI bus?

nForce3: A locked PCI bus? 12/13/2003 09:20 AM

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Nextel Motorola i730 Status Light Fix

Nextel Motorola i730 Status Light Fix 04/21/2004 08:45 AM
David Blake sends this handy tip for Nextel Motorola i730 users:Many owners of the Nextel (Motorola) i730 were disappointed to find that it did not have a status light. There is now a Java app that adds this to the phone. Read...

Motorola i830 introduced by Nextel

Motorola i830 introduced by Nextel 06/08/2004 03:21 PM
MobileTracker Jun 8 2004 6:19PM GMT

Motorola i830 miniaturizes Nextel
offerings

Motorola i830 miniaturizes Nextel
offerings 06/10/2004 04:32 PM
infoSync Jun 10 2004 7:32PM GMT

Motorola wins extension of Nextel iDEN
contract

Motorola wins extension of Nextel iDEN
contract 12/19/2004 03:12 PM
Telecoms.com Dec 17 2004 11:11AM GMT

Nextel / Motorola launch new flip phone

Nextel / Motorola launch new flip phone 12/16/2003 11:04 PM
MobileTracker Dec 16 2003 10:29PM ET

Nextel Introduces the Motorola i830; the
Smallest Walkie-Talkie Phone Available
in North America

Nextel Introduces the Motorola i830; the
Smallest Walkie-Talkie Phone Available
in North America 06/08/2004 12:33 PM
Hispanic PR Wire Jun 8 2004 3:52PM GMT

Motorola to stay in Nextel loop

Motorola to stay in Nextel loop 12/19/2004 03:12 PM
Chicago Tribune Dec 16 2004 10:59PM GMT

Verizon Launches SCH-i730 with Wi-Fi

Verizon Launches SCH-i730 with Wi-Fi 06/24/2005 04:02 PM

Uh oh. I didn't know this was possible: Verizon has released a phone I want. The Samsung SCH-i730 is a WIndows Mobile device that has not only an EV-DO radio (I love me some EV-DO) but also Wi-Fi, which many thought Verizon would remove for fear they might not squeeze every last testicle dollar from their subscribers. It's $600 and only available to business customers at the moment, but it's lovely.

I've already got Verizon for EV-DO service with the PCMCIA card. I wonder if they'd let me add the phone service on, too? I might just have to see.

Verizon Wireless launches Samsung i730 [MobileTracker]

Motorola, Nextel confirm A-GPS bug

Motorola, Nextel confirm A-GPS bug 07/22/2004 02:44 PM
infoSync Jul 22 2004 6:19PM GMT

Reviews of three new cellphones: the
MPx200, the i730, and the SL56

Reviews of three new cellphones: the
MPx200, the i730, and the SL56 11/01/2003 11:50 AM
Over at MSNBC.com, Gary Krakow compares three new phones that have just hit stores: Motorola's new MPx200 (pictured at right) and GPS-enabled i730 cellphones, and Siemens' stylish SL56 handset. Krakow gives high marks to the MPx200, which runs Microsoft's new Smartphone operating system, calling it "one slick device" and noting that it's a marked improvement over Orange's SPV Smartphone which came out last year. He didn't have enough time to check out the GPS navigation features of the i730, but he did manage to find a few moments fawn over the design of the SL56. Read...

Motorola i710 released by Nextel

Motorola i710 released by Nextel 07/08/2004 02:12 PM
MobileTracker Jul 8 2004 6:32PM GMT

Nextel and Motorola admit GPS problems

Nextel and Motorola admit GPS problems 07/20/2004 11:26 PM
MobileTracker Jul 21 2004 3:43AM GMT

Motorola inks 3 years with Nextel

Motorola inks 3 years with Nextel 12/19/2004 03:12 PM
ChicagoBusiness.com Dec 16 2004 3:01PM GMT

Motorola i325 released on Nextel

Motorola i325 released on Nextel 09/15/2004 05:40 PM
MobileTracker Sep 15 2004 9:02PM GMT

Nextel Extends Motorola Contract

Nextel Extends Motorola Contract 12/19/2004 03:12 PM
CIO Today Dec 17 2004 7:08PM GMT

Nextel eyes substitutes for Motorola

Nextel eyes substitutes for Motorola 04/10/2004 05:51 PM
ChicagoBusiness.com Apr 10 2004 10:01PM GMT

Motorola makes nice with Nextel

Motorola makes nice with Nextel 06/26/2004 05:47 PM
Crains ChicagoBusiness Jun 26 2004 10:02PM GMT

Motorola i315 released on Nextel

Motorola i315 released on Nextel 09/15/2004 05:40 PM
MobileTracker Sep 15 2004 9:02PM GMT

Motorola, Nextel extend relationship

Motorola, Nextel extend relationship 12/19/2004 03:12 PM
Chicago Tribune Dec 17 2004 2:45PM GMT

Motorola GPS crash hits Nextel customers

Motorola GPS crash hits Nextel customers 08/14/2004 07:10 PM
Crains ChicagoBusiness Aug 14 2004 10:03PM GMT

Motorola in 3-year contract extension
with Nextel

Motorola in 3-year contract extension
with Nextel 12/19/2004 03:12 PM
Reuters Dec 17 2004 3:51AM GMT

Motorola Solidifies Role With
Sprint-Nextel

Motorola Solidifies Role With
Sprint-Nextel 12/19/2004 03:12 PM
Forbes Dec 16 2004 9:43PM GMT

Nextel to use Motorola i605 Bluetooth
cellphone

Nextel to use Motorola i605 Bluetooth
cellphone 12/22/2004 01:27 AM
Engadget Dec 20 2004 3:49PM GMT

Motorola And Nextel Issue Joint
Statement Regarding A-GPS Services

Motorola And Nextel Issue Joint
Statement Regarding A-GPS Services 07/21/2004 04:35 AM
Space Daily Jul 21 2004 8:54AM GMT

Motorola smells business in Sprint,
Nextel merger

Motorola smells business in Sprint,
Nextel merger 12/24/2004 01:00 PM
Hindustan Times Dec 23 2004 4:45PM GMT

Motorola extends Nextel network
infrastructure deal

Motorola extends Nextel network
infrastructure deal 12/19/2004 03:12 PM
bizjournals.com Dec 16 2004 7:19PM GMT

U.S. probes Motorola, Nextel on
walkie-talkie dominance

U.S. probes Motorola, Nextel on
walkie-talkie dominance 03/06/2004 02:04 AM
Chicago Tribune Feb 28 2004 11:40AM GMT

Nextel Enhances Product Portfolio;
Introduces the Motorola i710

Nextel Enhances Product Portfolio;
Introduces the Motorola i710 07/08/2004 02:12 PM
Hispanic PR Wire Jul 8 2004 5:57PM GMT

Rumor: Nextel Working With Motorola on
"Service Master" Bluetooth Phone

Rumor: Nextel Working With Motorola on
"Service Master" Bluetooth Phone 08/20/2004 06:20 AM

One of our more reliable tipsters had this little nugget to drop. Take it for what it's worth:

I was talking to guy in a waiting room while we were both getting our cars serviced. Turns out he is some sort of higher up corporate level Nextel employee and he's impressed that my dad's business is on Nextel.

So I said to the guy, "When are you gonna finally get on the Bluetooth bandwagon?"

He told me they have a Bluetooth phone in the pipeline they are calling the "Service Master" that they developed with Motorola (surprise). Basically he said the only reason they are coming out with it is that Stanley Steamer, ChemLawn, and a few other companies comprising some 30,000 accounts demanded the bluetooth technology from Nextel and that's a big chunk of their business so they decided to keep them happy.

He didn't give a time frame for the release of the phone but indicated that the named businesses would be the first to get them.

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