January 12, 2011
Verizon Well-Prepped for iPhone
It's natural to wonder how Verizon Wireless' network will hold up under the iPhone given the difficulties that AT&T had coping with the massive amount of data usage brought on by the device. continue
Analysts: Android Stands to Lose from VZW iPhone
Verizon Wireless has been a huge backer of the Android operating system. The operator has thrown its formidable marketing muscle behind Motorola's Droid franchise... continue
CTIA, RCA Oppose FCC Bill Shock Proposal
Three top wireless industry groups have come out against the FCC's bill shock proposal. continue Microsoft Challenges Apple's Trademark of App Store
Microsoft doesn't think Apple should have exclusive rights to the term "app store," and it's filed a complaint with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office... continue
MetroPCS Refutes Net Neutrality Violations
The Media Access Project (MAP) yesterday petitioned the FCC to investigate MetroPCS for possible net neutrality violations pertaining to the carrier's new LTE mobile broadband plans. continue
FCC Deputy Chief Kwon Leaves for PBS Show
The deputy chief of the FCC's Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau, Yul Kwon, has left the agency to host the new PBS television series "America Revealed,"... continue Indonesia Says BlackBerry Will Filter Out Porn
BlackBerry is working to filter out pornographic content on its smartphones in Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim nation, the company said Tuesday. continue
News Briefs for January 12, 2011
Companies in today's briefs include: Qualcomm, Cricket Communications, Obopay, Strava, Signma Partners, Axeda... View All
From the Website: Observations from CES...
LAS VEGAS—The annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has become ground zero for the battle between carriers as they trumpet the benefits of their next-generation networks... Continue
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