1.2 million fewer adds in Q1 2008

Unstrung rounds up the rumors and sighs that have been causing Clearwire's stock price to shift consistently over the last month

Stock climbs 20% for the ATCA firm as a rosy Q2 could be in the works

Huawei's annual analyst summit provided a sneak peek into the vendor's ambitions for the future

Drop in CDMA revenues overshadows progress in GSM and WCDMA businesses in Alcatel-Lucent's Q1 results

Or maybe a subsidy for the old models

But the weak dollar isn't helping

What AT&T is buying with its $1B capex promise

Do you really think $400 is going to be enough for a 3G iPhone?

More earnings season lingo fun

An ITU call for proposals for IMT-Advanced technologies sparks a new standards battle between WiMax and LTE

Optical Ethernet specialist targets a market with faster deployment times than the telcos

Time to unlock value, apparently

When in doubt, blame the struggling cellular operator for poor numbers and problem services

Operators need to evolve to flat, all-IP architectures, but how to do it is much debated, finds Heavy Reading

Our changing mobile data ways

10GigE envy

A WiMax demo in a WiFi world

Industry watchers are wondering when RIM will unveil its Curve 9000 series

Even with some enterprise spending fading, Juniper says business was good last quarter

One is enjoying success while the other is struggling in the unforgiving broadband access space. Why the discrepancy?

AT&T gets 'over $90' a month from the average iPhone user on its network, displaying the ARPU power of integrated devices

Should we have seen it coming?

Apple hits iPhone sales targets dead-on

Sony-Ericsson feels the pinch for its fancy phones

Looks like 1.6M sold in Q1

Are integration woes over? Level 3 share climb 18% on reaffirmed guidance

O2 Germany says Auf Wiedersehen to Nortel as it expands its GSM and UMTS networks with Huawei and Nokia Siemens

Chairman Kevin Martin says no new Internet regulations are necessary, although Comcast remains on watch

No change in femto strategy

Yahoo's first-quarter exceeded expectations, but it likely won't help it get a higher offer from Microsoft

A wealth of mobile applications could be tapped if the industry opened up, Nokia's CTO says

The startup specializing in packet inspection has applied its know-how to a 10-Gbit/s monitoring appliance

Mobile data prices are falling and usage is way up, finds a new report from Heavy Reading

NSN touts contract, but faces stiff competition from Chinese vendors

Not enough gamers paid for its lag-free network shortcut

AT&T hooks up with Cisco to offer a managed telepresence service that will rely on the class of service capabilities of MPLS

Apple's device disappoints in Europe

They might hurt Apple, but Moto will watch its rival's prediction with fear and loathing

Verizon's VP of network planning talks GPON, WDM PON, Tellabs, Docsis 3.0, and all things FiOS

Cheerleaders for Net neutrality came out in (minor) force for the FCC's Comcast-less en banc hearing

Profits are up 25 percent for Nokia, but its shares get hammered on its device outlook for the rest of the year

Was your mouse finger quick enough to get in on the FCC's free stream of this afternoon's hearing?

My day with the FCC

This is a landmark year for carrier Ethernet

More Yahoo scuttlebutt ahead of Google earnings

First pitch is pushed back by a year

A final look at the seriousness and silliness on display at Ethernet Expo: Europe 2008

Neither Comcast nor Pando will be at tomorrow's FCC hearing on broadband management practices

Wireless isn't the problem child it used to be, but authentication and management still challenge enterprises

Some snaps from the London Design Centre

MSO and P2P partner Pando expect to gather support for the bill this spring and publish results by the end of 2008

A planned summer launch for 3G still puts the operator behind its bigger rivals

Conexant loses one; Juniper rewards one

Things I learned at NAB

The market for carrier Ethernet switches and routers is set to boom, plus other news from Ethernet Expo in London

Foreshadowing 3G?

Flat-rate data pricing will take on AT&T's smartphone perks

A video that purports to show a 3G iPhone has landed on YouTube

Or, why 4G is like an unmade sandwich

Foundry's down, and more could follow

A test of the P4P protocol shows carriers don't need regulations in order to play nice, or so Comcast says

Mobile mavens unveil the first third-party browser for the Google-backed OS

Who's dancing with Yahoo?

But not for a while...

The direct-to-consumer Vongo service is getting an MSO/telco spin under the name Starz Play

In a two-week test, Yahoo will carry Google AdSense ads alongside its own search results

Former AT&T CEO takes role as non-executive chairman of the Motorola board

The 'comical' quest for One True OS

Former Andiamo vets get a $678M deal to help fuel Cisco's plans for the virtualized data center

AT&T is bringing in John Donovan, formerly of Verisign, to take over as chief technology officer

Nuova takes the stage

Next-gen Fusion looms

Group at University of Colorado withdraws blocking charge, agrees to 'update our analysis' of Comcast's network management techniques

At CTIA proved last week, there are no easy answers as wireless moves into a new era

Just when you thought all of this talk of Net Neutrality and network management might simmer down for a few days...

Nokia launches mobile games service and bolsters its mobile Internet services strategy

Does the smallest of the big four US carriers have a 4G plan?

Can anyone better the Canadians for great conference names?

Verizon will run LTE over 700 MHz spectrum

Verizon confirms plans to run LTE over 700 MHz

Comcast accepts 'initial version' of DVR pioneer's interactive ad management system for deployment... someday

While other major vendors tripped up in 2007, the Chinese vendor ramped revenues to possibly more than $11B

On the Clearwire-Sprint talk

Charter and Cox are teaming up to keep telcos from sniping at business customers, and other MSOs may soon follow suit

CTO sees limited applications for midget base stations

Comcast's new Wideband offering in the Twin Cities isn't exactly priced to sell… and that's probably by design

The Twin Cities get Comcast's first Docsis 3.0 rollout, with downstream speeds of up to 50 Mbit/s

India's telecom body aims to cut operator costs by extending network-sharing rules to active infrastructure

ZTE and Vodafone build on their existing relationship with new agreement for network equipment

ZTE signs global framework agreement with Vodafone for network equipment

Adtran is finally offering GPON, but has it missed the boat with Verizon and AT&T?

MSO exec finds Martin's reaction to Comcast's coming answer to P2P questions 'perplexing'

The 'not being evil' company moves into new and frightening territory by declaring it has developed nuclear capabilities