There will be WiMax, LTE, maybe even ice cream – no wait, scratch the ice cream – just the year in stories, Unstrung-style
Where would we be without the two-headed monster that is Alcatel-Lucent? In a far duller world, that's where!
2008 will be a year to remember for the young pretender to the mobile broadband throne
Tellabs still faces some tough times, but its perseverence in a tough 2008 gives reason for hope
The latest informed speculation on Nortel's asset sale(s)
It's been a year of a few ups and a lot of downs for one of Light Reading's most-featured vendors
While traditional Western vendors prepare for a slimmer 2009, Chinese vendors Huawei and ZTE expect to get fatter
But holiday cheer buoys shares in after-hours trading
Taking a sober look at the economic downturn and what it means for tech startups and venture capital
Local reports from Canada suggest Huawei is about to set up shop just down the road from Nortel's major Ottawa campus
Touch-screens in the cold
BT prepares to deploy targeted advertising technology from controversial specialist Phorm
Two of the Ethernet access equipment brigade are joining forces as their specialist market continues to grow
Microsoft does iPhone
How to get on his bad side
Chinese giant plots Google-based smartphone next year
4G mobile broadband technology LTE passes a major milestone as the specifications meet targets at 3GPP standards body
Ben Verwaayen has a dream: to help build networks that blend the creativity of the Web with the reliability of telecom networks
License awards imminent, says Ministry, which predicts resulting $29 billion in 3G-related capex in 2009
The industry is just too fragmented and too closed to nurture applications startups, according to panelists at an Ericsson event
The company has a long-term vision of enabling application dialogues across different cellphone platforms or operating systems
CEO Ben Verwaayen announces his strategy, which includes cuts of 1,000 managerial positions and product line decisions
BlackBerry maker bids for Chalk, hard on the heels of hostile takeover plans for Certicom
Big Ben has added more new faces to his management team
Top two US operators are sticking to their guns on wireless data rollouts, even as economic conditions bite
Light Reading and test lab Iometrix are setting up a live Ethernet service interconnection demo in London next May
The operator's first metropolitan femtocell deployment appears set for mid-2009
Orange plans to launch commercial enterprise femtocell services next year with equipment from Huawei and NEC
LTE in the new year
Vendor is preparing to deal with an infrastructure market that, it believes, is set to shrink by at least 5% or even more in 2009
The company's bet on video is so big, it's created a new word for the network
AT&T's planned cuts could be an indication of a tough year for certain types of equipment vendors
How McCaw and crew got out of Texas and into the 'Clear'
A 4 percent staff cut is in the works as the carrier tries to bring 2009 expenditures below 2008 levels
Italian operator outlines capex cuts for 2009 as part of its new three-year strategy
Pirelli Broadband will use Airvana's 3G UMTS femtocells in its home gateways
BlackBerry maker lowers its outlook and launches $53M hostile bid for wireless VPN pioneer Certicom
Nortel teams with Hitachi to deliver LTE core network equipment to KDDI in Japan UPDATED 2:30 PM
No, it's not about network dominance. It's about services contracts and software bug fixes
Nokia strikes back with a new touch-screen mobile computer, the N97
AlcaLu wins a chunk of China Telecom's CDMA expansion
BT makes internal appointment to fill CFO hole
