Telecommunications equipment industry
Swedish telecommunications equipment vendor L.M. Ericsson Telephone Co. is set to compete in an auction for Nortel Networks Corp.'s wireless network assets, against Nokia Siemens Networks and an affiliate of MatlinPatterson Global Opportunities Partners III LP. Ericsson has declined to reveal the price it is prepared to
Telecommunications equipment industry
Tecore Networks, a Maryland-based global supplier of mobile network infrastructure, has announced the appointment of Bruce K. Portell as its new Chief Operating Officer. Portell, a seasoned leader with over 30 years of experience in the military communications and telecommunications industry, will lead Tecore's growth by capturing major
Telecommunications equipment industry
The X Change 2009 web analytics conference, a peer-to-peer event for and by real-world practitioners and web analytics managers, has announced its lineup of Huddle Leaders. The conference promises to deliver an intimate and valuable experience, with recognized experts from various online industries sharing their insights on crucial topics. Speakers
Telecommunications equipment industry
Following India's early exit from the T20 World Cup, advertisers are seeking compensation from broadcaster ESPN Star Sports (ESS) for the shrinking viewership. These advertisers, who had committed Rs 180 crore to the tournament, want ESS to make up for the loss of viewership based on cost per
Telecommunications equipment industry
PennyStockPerfection.com is a leading stock web site that provides free alerts on stocks that are making big gains. The company tracks small cap and penny stocks that are on the brink of a massive upside and offers daily alerts on stocks with huge volume, moving quickly to the upside,
Telecommunications equipment industry
The Creative Problem Solving Institute (CPSI) has become a premier event for corporate innovators and creativity experts, drawing attendance from some of the world's most innovative companies, including Microsoft, Proctor and Gamble, GE, Nokia, and Intel. Founded by Alex Osborn, the inventor of Brainstorming, CPSI provides a unique
Telecommunications equipment industry
The world's biggest mobile phone makers and network operators, including Nokia, Motorola, Samsung, and Vodafone, have backed plans to create a universal phone charger that will consume 50% less stand-by energy than current models. This move is in line with the European Commission's efforts to standardize
Telecommunications equipment industry
Microsoft's bid to gain a larger share of the growing mobile software market has received a significant boost with the company's partnership with LG Electronics. The South Korean cellphone maker has agreed to use Microsoft's new mobile operating system, Windows Mobile, on 50 of
Telecommunications equipment industry
As the Zacks Equity Research team analyzes the latest market trends and economic conditions, several stocks have garnered attention for their Q4 2008 results and guidance updates. Research In Motion (NASDAQ: RIMM), Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL), Nokia (NYSE: NOK), CF Industries Holdings (NYSE: CF), and RightNow Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: RNOW) are
Telecommunications equipment industry
Novarra, a leading provider of mobile internet and multimedia platforms, has introduced support for web widgets to its Vision mobile internet and multimedia platform. This move enables consumers to easily access and use a wide range of widgets on various types of handsets, including emerging market handsets, mass-market feature phones,
Telecommunications equipment industry
The Washington Research Foundation, a Seattle-based research group, has filed a complaint against Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. of Japan, Samsung Electronics Co. of South Korea, and Nokia Corp. of Finland for allegedly violating patents on products containing wireless Bluetooth chipsets. The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for
Telecommunications equipment industry
A Washington Research Foundation lawsuit claims that CSR's bluetooth chips have infringed US patents held by the University of Washington. The lawsuit targets top mobile phone manufacturers, including Nokia, Samsung, and Panasonic, for using CSR's technology without a licence. CSR has rejected the claims, stating that
