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Court Lifts Import Ban on Qualcomm Chips (online.wsj.com)
Just when you thought it was safe to jump back into the intellectual property waters.
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Nokia as Rorschach card: Investors reward results, then resume gloom (www.rcrwireless.com)
Like Ericsson was 10 years ago, Nokia is today – the indicator of industry health.
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Motorola introduces touchscreen phone (tech.yahoo.com)
Despite its recent woes, Motorola is not dead and may have successful product releases in its future.
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Clearwire Says Shareholder Vote Will Happen In Mid-November; Wants FCC To Approve Transaction Soon (www.moconews.net)
I am still not quite sure how Sprint and the new Clearwire will coordinate and be able to generate revenue as independent entities.
But this looks like good news.
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Economists Expect Crisis to Deepen (online.wsj.com)
My only concern is the investor. There are certain telecom sectors that will ride out the storm better than others.
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AT&T: 3G to hold out for 2-3 more years (www.electronista.com)
AT&T Mobility’s cautious approach to its Long Term Evolution (LTE) roll out is appropriate given the lack of demand, undeveloped ecosystem and current economic turmoil.
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Curtain Rises on WiMax Network Is Set to Launch in Baltimore (online.wsj.com)
In word: Great!!
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Telephony Live: Bell Labs president outlines future of innovation (telephonyonline.com)
Technological innovation today will need to focus on mining greater value out of existing systems. Technological innovation today will provide a level of stabilization in a destabilized technology environment. Alcatel has the right idea – move closer to development.
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NPD: Apple iPhone 3G is #1 smartphone in U.S.; AT&T big beneficiary (macdailynews.com)
Apple’s iPhone has set a new standard in smartphones and mobile entertainment devices. The mobile industry will spend the next few years digesting the new paradigm Apple and others have helped usher in. The clear winner will be mobile consumers who will benefit from improved mobile devices...
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Sprint Finds Bidders for Nextel, but Hurdles Remain (online.wsj.com)
Debt, Equity Price Tag, and Poor Access to Capital are the obstacles to finding a buyer to Nextel.
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