The consumer effect of new cellphone rule is minimal – but the long-term industry impact could be huge
Motorola inks major deal with BT in the UK, while Cisco will unwire Albany and North Singapore
We tapped some industry mavens to find out their thoughts on the end of Lucent as an independent company
Sources say that Google is tapping local startup Meraki for indoor mesh coverage in Mountain View
Finnish vendor is hoping that new thin phones will trigger a US renaissance
Offering up a cool $882M, 3Com agrees to buy out the rest of its joint venture with Huawei
Never mind the quality, feel the width
Somehow, someway, the telcos will figure out the triple play... won't they?
With YouTube-Verizon deal, Google's appetite may just be whetted
BT has hooked up the first real customers to its spanking new next-gen network, while its IPTV launch is set for next week
Redmond targets the enterprise WiFi market with its new OS
The Alcatel Lucent post-nuptials start Dec 1
City Council redefines 'procrastinate'
Why are mobile messaging startups getting so much cash from VC firms?
Despite denials, Treo-maker faces acquisition – or radical re-strategizing
Startup preps 802.11n in the home and Verizon hopes to sell location services with new phone in the post-Thanksgiving new-product roundup
Ericsson and Nokia pick up the spoils as T-Mobile USA pushes ahead with its 3G rollout
BT buys another part of the Fiat empire, plus other European news snippets
Something about Microsoft delivering video is giving Alcatel patent-infringement conniptions. Could it be Xbox 360?
With Asia leading the way, wireless broadband networks have begun to spread rapidly
New HSDPA mobile broadband service delivers 1-Mbit/s download speeds
Readers seem undecided on which recent and potential IPOs they like, but they certainly know what they don't like
Aussie government agency wins round in WiFi patent case but faces a long battle to make it pay
Equipment vendors are discovering the challenges of call handover in fixed/mobile convergence (FMC) services
New 'iPod killer' has a long way to go to capture the digital music-player crown
As Juniper plots its fixed/mobile strategy, other hookups are in the pipeline
It's a new era coming for networks and media, according to speakers at the annual Heavy Reading executive summit
Business-jet communications provider plans to succeed where Boeing's Connexion failed
Final approval comes from the office of the President, and the two companies expect to tie the knot on November 30
At least not right away, as the Month of Kernel Bugs (MOKB) is pumping out more wireless device driver bugs
We have some winners
Final approval for the Alcatel/Lucent merger looks to be only days away
The Emeryville, Calif., company looks well positioned to extend AT&T's U-verse to mobile devices and PCs
British smartphone software developer goes into administration, the British equivalent of Chapter 11
Five arrested after police raids as investigators look into embezzlement of about €20 million. The vendor is not under suspicion
European 3G operator has unveiled plans for flat-rate wireless Internet and targets a December launch of Skype Mobile
Teaming on location-based search, the pair inaugurates a new 'strategic alliance'
Cisco and Juniper, talkin' trash
European 3G operator has unveiled plans for flat-rate wireless Internet and targets a December launch of Skype Mobile
The purchase of nPhase should increase Qualcomm's fixed asset machine-to-machine capabilities
The 10 winners of the third annual Leading Lights Awards
On Tuesday, Cisco announced plans to enable the triple-play by unveiling a partnership with the American League's Oakland A's
No, it's not Mike Quigley
As LR prepares to hand out its 2006 awards, here's a look at how last year's crop fared
Partnering with MetroFi, software giant takes on Google in citywide network space
3Com says it's ready to bid for Huawei's entire stake in their joint partnership
Golf trivia time
Motorola snapped up Netopia earlier today for $208 million in cash
Vodafone partnership raises as many questions as it answers
It's official: Alcatel got a seat at the Cable & Wireless NGN party, deploying 200 to 250 nodes
Baseball shouldn't sound like a keynote speech
Will the buddy-tracking apps now debuting find a home with consumers, or with enterprises?
CableLabs, the industry's R&D consortium, unveiled a streamlined process Monday for testing Multi-Stream CableCARD (M-Card) compatibility with consumer electronics devices
All-star cast set for Tuesday's Alcatel Lucent security hearing
Security researcher 'Johnny Cache' highlights another WiFi driver security issue
The P2P file sharing company remains in contract talks with the studios
Motorola-Qualcomm chipset deal will drive HSPA into forthcoming devices
The mobile email product battle heats up and Cingular launches a new high-stakes smartphone in this week's new-product roundup
With Telewest and Virgin Mobile only just swallowed, NTL is hungry for more, and may like the idea of UK broadcaster ITV
Motorola's latest enterprise acquisition could reshape the mobile email market and be bad news for RIM, Palm
Vendor has selective memory over new exec's past
Vendors head to Washington to answer questions about the potential security implications of their merger
Solid revenue growth and profits in the 3Com/Huawei joint venture are raising eyebrows and drawing potential buying interest
Couldn't climb out of the red this summer even though it signed up bunches of new cable subscribers
The latest round for Raj Singh's SOA company brings in big names like Juniper Networks
Profit jump caps a promising third quarter for the fourth largest mobile operator
Cable overbuilder says it's finally ready to conduct a major test of VOIP
Can anyone top Alcatel's Pittsburgh deal?
Earnings in Q1 and forecasts for Q2 beat out analyst expectations as Cisco's bullish year continues
New version of Skype lets users click and dial phone numbers displayed on any Web page
Hammerhead reportedly got qualified by Verizon Business, but a new pseudowire service is all Cisco
Brace yourself for the Silicon Valley A's
This time it's suing Treo-maker Palm Inc.
At Mobile Business Expo, big carriers were noticeable by their absence
Cingular is first with a US UMTS device, Newbury self-locates, and Tesco gets converged in this week's new-product roundup
Users chime in with dissatisfaction, Google responds with assurances
French giant set to unveil a new product roadmap that accounts for Lucent merger. IPTV strategy will be closely scrutinized
'Frank yet cordial' discussions at Mobile Business Expo mask deep divides
AT&T gets the hump as stalemate at the FCC means a verdict on its merger with BellSouth gets kicked off today's meeting agenda
AT&T gets the hump as stalemate at the FCC means a verdict on its merger with BellSouth gets kicked off today's meeting agenda
More cost and personnel cuts once again ignite rumors that Cisco is close to ditching its optical business
What's Web 2.0 got to do with it? We ask Michel Burger, CTO of Microsoft's Communications Sector
Fixed-mobile convergence, at least the WiFi-to-cellular variety, will arrive in 2007, according to vendors, providers
Nortel's John Hawkins tosses out some quotes on PBT
The age-old user-vendor disconnect persists
Sources say Tekelec's expensive push into IP switching will soon come to an end with the sale of the business to Ericsson UPDATED 6:30 PM
Halloween Googlites invade downtown
Bresnan Communications has chosen MetaSwitch's softswitch, media gateway, and application server products
