May 4, 2011
Sprint Takes AT&T Battle to the States
On Monday, Sprint's attorneys in West Virginia asked the state's Public Service Commission to open an investigation into the deal. continue
Report: Isis NFC Venture Scales Back
AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless may be curtailing their plans to launch a nationwide mobile commerce network using NFC technology. continue RIM Using Microsoft's Bing on New BlackBerrys
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Research In Motion (RIM) will use Microsoft's Bing services on new BlackBerry smartphones. continue
Rdio Available on VZW V Cast
Cloud-based music service Rdio today announced the availability of its Rdio app in Verizon Wireless's V CAST Apps store. continue CEO: Sky Not Falling for Tower Companies
Soon after AT&T's planned acquisition of T-Mobile USA was announced in March, speculation was high that it would be a big negative for tower companies... continue
Virgin Mobile Latest Ads, Manufacturers Celebrity Couple
Virgin Mobile USA is at it again, this time releasing a new, slightly off-the-beaten path marketing campaign that features "Sparah"... continue News Briefs for May 4, 2011
Companies in today's briefs include: Wireless Life Sciences Alliance, Alvarion, ABI Research, Sprint, AT&T, T-Mobile USA, Electronic Arts, Firemint, Glu Mobile, Qualcomm, AT&T, OptumHealth, CareFusion, Proctor & Gamble, T-Mobile USA... View All
From the Website: Cool Tech vs. Privacy, The Faustian Bargain
Fully 50 percent of nearly 8,000 respondents in an informal April 27 Wall Street Journal poll said they were "very concerned" about the iPhone's tracking and storing of users' location. Continue
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