January 3, 2011
McCaw Quits Clearwire Board
Clearwire founder Craig McCaw has resigned from his post as chairman of the company's board of directors... continue
Samsung Reaches Goal, Sells 10 Million Galaxy S Phones
Samsung made good on its word, announcing that it has sold 10 million of its Android-powered Galaxy S smartphones... continue ADVERTISEMENT | |  The CIO Canada Summit is an opportunity for senior IT executives to meet and network with analysts, association representatives, and solution providers in order to collaborate on key issues.The summit will include, but is not limited to, representatives from healthcare, telecom, finance, education, insurance, government, retail, and transportation. | | Vizio Branches Out with Smartphone, Tablet
Television manufacturer Vizio today announced that it's getting into the smartphone and tablet markets... continue
MetroPCS Unveils New LTE Plans
MetroPCS today announced new prepaid LTE plans. The plans start at $40 per month, with unlimited nationwide talk, text and Web browsing. continue Qualcomm Plans $1B Mirasol Factory in Taiwan
Qualcomm will spend nearly $1 billion over the next year on a new factory in Taiwan for its Mirasol displays... continue
2011 Starts with a Glitch for Some iPhone Users
Many iPhone customers had some explaining to do after they overslept to start the new year... continue Apple's Absence to be Felt at CES
What do you call it when you have 120,000 people and an elephant in the room? continue
News Briefs for January 3, 2011
Companies in today's briefs include: Verizon, Barnes & Noble, Samsung Mobile Display, Sprint, BodyMedia, Cricket Communications, CommScope, Carlyle Group, VeriFone Systems, Gemalto, Actsoft, Acacia Research, Telematics Corporation, PT, Performance Technologies, Alcatel-Lucent... View All
From the Magazine: 2011 Predictions
Wireless Week asked and industry professionals answered: What are the biggest issues, challenges and trends the wireless industry faces 2011? Finding the right M2M business models, coping with all the data traffic demands and moving to IPv6... Continue
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