6:40 PM MSOs that signed a 'binding' tru2way memo of understanding collectively won't have their headends ready by the July 1 deadline

Sprint Nextel claims it will be the first operator in the US to launch a 3G femtocell

4:30 PM A newbee from Ubee passes the CableLabs test

2:40 PM Not surprisingly, it's about the network

Lack of TD-LTE support prompts China Mobile to swap out Datang 3G base stations in favor of Huawei and ZTE kit, states local report

1:05 PM A group that includes old cable foe Free Press argues that granting a bunch of DTA waivers will undermine the retail set-top market UPDATED 7/1

There's a good reason Nortel's hanging on to its LTE intellectual property, reckons one analyst – it could be worth $2.9 billion!

The carrier is holding hiring days in Dallas & Seattle, just as it did before the soft launches in Atlanta and Las Vegas

To focus less on Joost.com as an online video destination site and more on selling its technology as a white label video platform

As rivals boost their capabilities and find new friends, NTT flexes its international muscles with an acquisition and service enhancements

Consumer equipment trade body wants FCC to help create a portable downloadable security system that would succeed the clunky CableCARD

As Huawei's LTE trial activity increases in Europe, the vendor looks to Japan with a new R&D lab in Tokyo

LTE is an exciting new technology, but will it ever really take off if it doesn't support voice and SMS?

German operator E-Plus launches an ad-supported service using AlcaLu's new mobile ad server

Comcast is the first Clearwire partner to offer a piggyback service on the mobile WiMax network in Portland

4:35 PM It's official now, Apple's CEO has returned from medical leave

2:10 PM European optical cable specialists set to merge

All systems are go for Cablevision's 'remote-storage' DVR after US High Court passes on hearing an appeal led by networks and studios

Dark cloud hanging over switched digital video could be lifted after FCC 'vacates' earlier ruling against Cox and Time Warner Cable

BSNL struggles while Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Essar gain, as India's operators add 11.6M new subscribers in May

12:20 PM NTIA waives home-grown purchasing clause on some broadband gear for the stimulus program

Juniper has announced extra functionality for its edge routers and added a green spin, but how much of it is new?

8:45 AM The UK may not have five mobile operators for much longer

8:30 AM Startup that lets MSOs bridge Web TV fare to non-IP digital set-tops notches its first cable win

7:25 AM Creditors don't like wireless asset auction terms

Smartphone maker hurt by buyers likely waiting for the Palm Pre

4:05 PM iPhone 3GS drives surge in uploads from mobile devices

The CESR market declined for the third quarter in a row as the economy worsened, but long-term prospects still look good

3:00 PM Home of Ball State U. discovers email

1:45 PM SHAMON!!!!

China Mobile recognizes TD-SCDMA challenges, and looks to trial TD-LTE services as soon as 2010

Nortel's wireless sale doesn't include its key LTE access patents. So what's it going to do with that intellectual property – develop 5G?

The head of Nortel's Carrier Networks Asia group talks new business, customer concerns, and the big sell-off

9:05 AM It was in black and white, but voice activated!

With a targeted ad product shelved for now, MSO-backed venture sets course for the Q4 launch of its first interactive ad campaign

5:25 PM AOL's video search engine has a new look

4:10 PM What are consumers giving up so they can keep their broadband connections?

Deal gets Clearwire more 2.5-GHz spectrum in California, Virginia, Maryland, and elsewhere

Cable and Wireless extends its MPLS-based network across Western and Eastern Europe with AlcaLu and Cisco as its key network partners

MSO expects to deploy a fancy, search-integrated, tru2way-fueled video navigation system by Q4

2:10 PM Chinese vendor sees British LTE trials before end of year

NOON A little Sartre in the morning

Current CFO steps up to the top job as Carl-Henric Svanberg accepts the chairman role at oil giant BP

5:45 PM What if no one buys Nortel's Metro Ethernet Networks group?

Who are the nine buyers reportedly interested in the Metro Ethernet division? Here are a few guesses, good, bad, and ugly

AT&T is still heavily subsidizing Apple's latest iPhone

3:35 PM Co-founder Barrett Lyon has been replaced

2:20 PM This is not your father's femto

1:55 PM France frets about radiation

Growth slows for China Mobile and China Unicom, while China Telecom has boom month

T-Mobile sticks to its femtocell trial and launch timelines as Vodafone launches a commercial service in the UK

Comcast will launch a test of the online service with 5,000 subscribers in July

Huawei lands a Scandinavian LTE deal at Norway's Telenor, its second next-gen wireless trial in the region

10:00 AM Time to see if the stuff actually works

9:30 AM Dr Malone pays up, cable tells the FCC to buzz off, and Verizon and Comcast are now BFFs

Femtocell firms show off wacky and wonderful apps for the tiny home base stations at Femtocells World Summit in London UPDATED 6/25 10:30 AM

9:00 AM How the UK is tackling high-speed access funding

8:30 AM The road ends Friday, June 26

8:20 PM Press conference. Wednesday morning. Brass on hand. Be there

AT&T is about to expand its femto trial to a few US cities and says it's on track to launch commercially nationwide by the end of 2009

Sources say MSO is gearing up for a system-wide deployment of a platform that allows it to bridge interactive Web-like apps to the TV

CDMA maven cozies up to NSN as that company bids on of one of its biggest wireless customers

Partners deepen their relationship, but are they heading down the right path with their packet/optical integration plans?

3:30 PM The two combine their awesome powers of audience measurement

VNL's solar powered base station promises to cut operator BTS opex to zero

Banks back NSN's $650 million bid – big time!

CableLabs is mulling a patent claim on an 'invention' that lets customers temporarily turbo-charge speeds for big movie downloads

With Allot's new MediaSwift product, ISPs can lower costs and create new revenue streams, the company says

1:40 PM Wisconsin co-op wants one, while RCN and WideOpenWest get extensions... And none have to do with DTAs for a change

Will anyone rival NSN's bid for Nortel's wireless assets? And what's Chinese for 'Stalking Horse'?

Vodafone aims to boost indoor coverage in the UK with the first commercial femtocell launch in Europe

8:55 AM Hate mail that has nothing to do with Nortel

$650M deal will help NSN challenge AlcaLu in the CDMA market, but some wonder how much CDMA matters in the longer term

A handful of companies have shown interest, but Sonus is still considered the favorite, while Genband may already be priced out

There are some obvious winners and losers from NSN's acquisition of Nortel's wireless assets, but none of them is NSN itself

5:20 PM Yahoo's new My Display Ads program lets businesses build and target ads themselves

Following a move for Nortel's CDMA and LTE assets, what are Nokia Siemens's chances for getting a piece of Verizon's LTE access action?

FiOS's new updates emphasize faster upstreams, while new giveaways aim to steal cable subscribers' hearts (and dollars)

Nokia Siemens is set to gain big-time customers, some North American clout, next-gen wireless patents, and profitable revenues with its Nortel deal

Nokia Siemens set to gain from Nortel's CDMA contracts in China, but misses out in Japan and Korea

11:45 AM China Mobile and Reliance Communications kick off talks

11:20 AM India's 3G auction reserve price and details to be set this week

Nortel lost some of its LTE engineering and executive talent earlier this year, Unstrung has learned

Pan-European operator deploys Infinera's long-distance optical gear in double-quick time, but Infinera's gain spells bad news for Nortel

Nokia Siemens is ready to buy Nortel's wireless assets for $650M, and Nortel is pushing to sell the rest of its business units as well

5:20 PM Making a splash at CommunicAsia, or at least on paper

4:45 PM Paul Allen pinches some pennies, FCC closes in on a new boss, some MSOs kick butt, another PolyCipher sighting, and a shameless plug

4:00 PM But it is surprising that so many are willing to line up for a mere phone in these recessionary times

3:20 PM South African mobile operator Vodacom will be using the 7100 in its core network

As the day finally approaches, Comcast says it could start residential tests this year or next

But could iPhatigue be setting in?

Service providers need a more consistent approach to advertising to get in step with the needs of the advertising community

1:45 PM MSO and Lionsgate enter the third dimension to juice up slasher flick My Bloody Valentine UPDATED

Georgina Burnett finds out whether service providers can make money out of IPTV in the AsiaPac region

Linecard-based monitoring capabilities will be a part of Cisco's video vision, starting later this year

1:00 AM Musical torture on the CommunicAsia show floor

4:35 PM But BitGravity and NTT Communications might disagree

3.0 software allows for seamless transition between 3G network and WiFi hotspots

Operational and scaling issues prompt JV to shelve first addressable ad play, but it claims Q4 interactive campaign is still a go

3:35 PM Chatting about energy conservation in the wireless world

Tzu-Han Huang, President of Chunghwa Telecom, talks to Ray Le Maistre about IPTV, VoD, and online banking

1:40 PM Thomson and Pace join the waiver-seeking party at the FCC

Alcatel-Lucent to forge a 10-year global alliance with HP to deliver combined telecom and IT systems to carriers and enterprises

Robin Mersh, COO of Broadband Forum, talks about broadband growth in the Asia region as well as Forum specifications that carriers want right now.

NSN sizes and defines managed services; predicts Asia-Pac leadership and targets No. 1 position

NOON PBB-TE has been ratified as an IEEE standard

11:40 AM Europeans are showing an appetite for IPTV, but how hungry are they?

10:45 AM Rumor du jour: Are Cox and Time Warner Cable off the hook?

10:30 AM SureWest is on board, finally

9:50 AM Satellite providers seek targeted ads to keep up with cable and the telcos

Georgina Burnett finds out how important having a green strategy is for telecom companies in Asia

8:00 AM Smartphone frottage on the CommunicAsia show floor

At CommunicAsia, ZTE claims LTE bragging rights with talk of impending field trials with major carriers in Spain and Hong Kong

The good news is that broadband adoption among consumers is increasing. The bad news? They're paying more for it

7:25 AM Big stands = short skirts at CommunicAsia

Dan Jones: Mobile Carriers Going Green

BetterWorld Telecom's president Matthew Bauer says the telecom industry is in the right place to serve as an example to other industries in cutting consumption, and using network services to reduce commuting, traveling, and building expenses

During his keynote at the Green Telecom East event in New York, Verizon's Chuck Graff announced a new program to curb the amount of heat put out by telecom equipment in its network

5:15 PM The ironies of being green (or not)

5:00 PM Is your company (or broadband ISP, as the case may be) on it?

Steady steps to power reduction, rather than bold strides into alternative energy, are the future for 'green' mobility

Verizon's director of corporate network and technology, Chuck Graff, discusses his company's approach to reducing the power used by legacy telecom equipment. He also weighs in on industry efforts to find a common way to measure energy efficiency and power consumption

4:25 PM According to a report from RampRate it may not lose half a billion dollars this year

'Broadband Internet Fairness Act' calls for 'major' broadband ISPs to submit metering plans for approval by the Federal Trade Commission

Cable's biggest suppliers send their simple one-way channel zappers to the FCC for approval, but the opposition has 10 days to respond

Telekom Malaysia and fellow Malaysian service provider PacketOne talk up Asia's investment potential and lay out their broadband plans

Greg Adgate, the Director of Managed Services for Tata Communications weighs in on how telepresence technology has taken off inside Tata, as well as provided the carier a valuable managed service to sell to enterprise customers. What was once a speculative technology bet is now saving the carrier hundreds of thousands of dollars per year in travel costs and employee downtime

Heavy Reading analyst Stan Hubbard cautions that measuring energy efficiency in telecom equipment is not as easy as it sounds. While we wait for a set of industry standards, some telecom operators are already pushing ahead with their own ways of influencing the telecom supply chain

Heavy Reading analyst Jim Hodges sets the scene for Light Reading's Green Telecom East event in New York by describing how carriers in both emerging markets and developed nations are motivated to try alternative power sources

Verizon intros new energy consumption-related scheme for its vendors at Light Reading event in NYC

Alvarion nets $100M contract as Open Range kicks off US government-funded broadband season with a national WiMax deployment plan

10:55 AM Charlie Ergen & Co. are mulling yet another way to get around TiVo's 'Time Warp' patent

Ray Le Maistre makes a BlackBerry sandwich

Ray Le Maistre finds something fishy at CommunicAsia 2009

Georgina Burnett examines hem length at CommunicAsia 2009

Georgina Burnett hears one encore too many

Mattheus Kuntzer, Managing Director of Yahoo Mobile APAC, talks to Georgina Burnett about his company's partnership with Taiwan's Chunghwa Telecom and the Yahoo Mobile strategy for the Asia/Pacific region

9:40 AM PETA strangely silent

Policy control specialist unveils iPhone and BlackBerry apps that allow users to manage their data consumption and tackle 'bill shock'

Chinese networking giant makes good on smartphone promises with an Android phone and a Windows handset

7:55 AM Vendors prep live demo of new femto standard

It's day two on the CommunicAsia 2009 show floor, where Georgina Burnett talks to executives from Tandberg TV, Idirect, Intelsat, and Function Group about the technology options for rural coverage in the Asia/Pacific region

The company's consumer video ambitions have less to do with router sales and more to do with meeting that 12 to 17 percent growth target

Latest round of U-verse upgrades boost 'Max' DSL speeds, while new video features shine light on telco's whole-home DVR advantage

5:45 PM UK aims low with 2-Mbit/s national broadband plan

The company expects the new MXK platform to handle video bandwidth needs for PON and active Ethernet

5:15 PM Of Comcast, anyway

Telco TV integrator develops an interactive e-commerce application for IPTV service providers, but it's not all about fancy new technology

4:35 PM Cisco puts Pure Digital Technologies acquisition to work

Telekom Malaysia CEO Dato' Zam Isa talks to Light Reading jet-setter Ray Le Maistre about his plans for high-speed broadband, IPTV, and multimedia applications development

2:50 PM John Hawkins has moved. Pretend you didn't know that already

2:15 PM Bare flesh halts show floor entry...

At CommunicAsia 2009 talk of operator consolidation across Asia/Pacific, including Indonesia, Malaysia, and Pakistan, is rife

12:40 PM TV ads suggest Comcast is about to launch Docsis 3.0 in Qwest's corporate back yard

There's more than one way to get turned away by show floor security at CommunicAsia 2009 in Singapore

NOON Chinese banks offer $100M loan for Russian WiMax rollout

Clearwire parties in Atlanta today to celebrate WiMax launch with equipment from Motorola

Singapore's IDA updates on the technology and wholesale pricing strategy for its national FTTH initiative, and sells its experience overseas

9:15 AM Get ready to hear more stock buzz surrounding the VoIP equipment sector

Day 1 of CommunicAsia 2009, and Light Reading's Ray Le Maistre looks out for the hot topics at the show

An 11th-hour deal could still save the company, but Soapstone's board says it's ready to liquidate

2:40 AM Swine flu is a hot topic at the Asia/Pacific event

Light Reading's Ray Le Maistre checks out the impact swine flu is having on the CommunicAsia show in Singapore

Why uplink speeds become more important as we move toward 4G

As promised, CableLabs releases a tru2way 'reference implementation' that aims to stoke retail activity and gain support from developers UPDATED 6/16 11 AM

5:45 PM Clouds are slowly becoming less scattered

3:45 PM NBCU will live stream the tournament using Microsoft's Silverlight

3:05 PM MSO to start supporting digital boxes with downloadable security in 'Phase I' areas starting July 1

2:30 PM The bad news: It comes from the government

Launch day pre-order units of the device are already sold out

12:05 PM Mid-sized MSO starts to attack incumbents with new fiber-fueled business services play

Calculating the energy efficiency of carrier Ethernet solutions isn't as easy as you think

Comcast-backed startup pursues new market with a dense, low-power chipset that, it claims, could produce sub-$100 'universal' edge QAMs

Green telecom issues are set to dominate this week's CommunicAsia event in Singapore, with IPTV and mobile services not far behind

How well cable fared – or didn't – as a result of today's big broadcast TV transition won't be known until MSOs post Q3 numbers

5:05 PM No-show Femto so far at AT&T

A multicast capability championed by Juniper and AlcaLu will finally find its way into Cisco routers UPDATED 6/17 1:45 PM

3:55 PM Why no videos? It's Friday afternoon for gosh sakes

Court mandate says that the carrier must sell off iDEN assets in the Midwest

1:05 PM All the latest from India's mobile market

Having cut 100 employees in January, Symmetricom says it's going to chop 30 more this year

10:40 AM Not yet, anyway...

10:20 AM The bell sounds for another round of sparring...

Vendor to axe more than half its staff, cut annual operating costs to below $100M, and focus primarily on IPTV in China and India

Green Telecom East 2009 will address some outstanding questions about the transition to environmentally responsible networks

9:05 AM -- Chief architect behind UK's digital plan set to quit

Embryonic 'I05' specs will standardize the tricky EBIF set-top 'user agent' and handle shortcomings for 'unbound' apps and advanced ads

8:55 AM Report suggests China Unicom has tendered for 11M EPON lines

Symbian's futurist talks up three levels of openness at Light Reading's first-ever virtual tradeshow, jet pack not included!

ZTE pulls a European partner into its global expansion funding arrangement, while Huawei helps out Middle East giant Etisalat

2:30 PM The telecom matchmaking story du jour

About 2% of TV viewing households still won't be ready when the the rest of the nation's full-power stations pull the analog plug tomorrow

Former Apple hardware chief Jon Rubinstein will take over for Ed Colligan

EANTC's Carsten Rossenhövel discusses Light Reading's latest test of Cisco's IP video network infrastructure. Topics covered include the test complexity, takeaways for service providers, and why so many different elements are required to provide IP video applications

12:45 PM Report: Telco is readying to launch a VDSL2 tier that tops out at 40 Mbit/s down and 20 Mbit/s upstream

10:50 AM CEO of BT's video-over-broadband service quits

9:50 AM Operator worries about app store 'silos'

9:40 AM The flip side of the Zhone argument

Airtel adds to its outsourcing deals by signing one with mobile apps specialist Comviva, which will manage its value-added services to set another outsourcing first

6:00 PM They're wreaking holy heck in the home

Brought in from Panasonic, new CableLabs CEO Paul Liao will be charged with strengthening ties with the consumer electronics world

Samsung femtocells become available to Sprint's partners, but not the pay-as-you-go type

4:30 PM Felix Miller, Richard Jones, and Martin Stiksel leave the company

A new report from Leichtman Research Group shows that the digital divide is widening for US broadband subscribers

3:20 PM Ex-Nortel execs seek backing for buyout

Hitachi integrates its IT and telecom businesses and targets international growth as it attempts to reverse a decline in sales

12:15 PM Discovery urges OpenTV board to buy out Kudelski's stake in the set-top software specialist

11:40 AM Average mobile broadband speed is about 1 Mbit/s

AT&T has devised a new technology purchasing policy that, says one industry analyst, puts mid-sized vendors at risk

There might be a better way to measure edge router greenness, especially if the SmartEdge is placed on top

Panasonic CTO Dr. Paul Liao is set to take the top spot at CableLabs, a move that should boost cable's credibility in the consumer electronics world UPDATED 11:55 AM

8:05 AM Tales not for the squeamish

Massachusetts-based carrier spends $200M for Verizon licenses covering 800,000 subscribers in rural areas

5:30 PM Forget the cloud. What happens to the blogs?

5:00 PM Contentinople publisher Scott Raynovich doesn't think so

The cable sector is losing out in the race for European pay TV market share

The U-verse man becomes a car dealer

4:30 PM The rumor du jour holds that CableLabs could announce a successor to Dr. Richard Green late today

Cisco's new traffic research says that all forms of video could consume 90% of Internet traffic by 2013

The MSO takes a shot at high-speed competitors by dropping its 50-Mbit/s service to about $100 when bundled with other services

1:30 PM New iPhone plans don't go down well

11:20 AM thePlatform attempts to address a non-sexy, albeit important, issue faced by VoD and Web TV alike: automated ingest

Japanese giant set to invest up to $4 billion on LTE during next five years in a market awash with next-gen wireless technologies

8:45 AM There must be more to life than video

5:55 PM U-verse Voice may be the future of residential telephone service: It's feature-filled, all IP, hard to explain, and tough to install

Apple upgrades phone, will support AT&T's forthcoming 7.2-Mbit/s 3G upgrade

5:20 PM KDDI calls on NTT to separate facilities from services in its fixed unit reorg

4:45 PM You read it here first

2:25 PM Contentinople gets an early look at Epix, the joint venture from Paramount, MGM, and Lions Gate

Intel keeps the mobile WiMax faith with a $43M investment in Japanese service provider UQ Communications

Light Reading explores the future of mobile networks in its first ever 'virtual tradeshow'

1:20 PM On the Old Continent, next-gen optical trials are de rigeur

The test team at EANTC put Cisco's IP video monitoring solution through its paces – but did it deliver on its promises?

Long Term Evolution (LTE) is quickly gaining momentum as the next world telecom standard, with most estimates placing commercial release in early to mid 2010

Indian operators get spectrum boost as Indian Defense Ministry releases 45 MHz in 2G and 3G bands

The T1600 gets graced with what appears to be the first 100-Gbit/s interface on a router, and Verizon seems happy about it

Unstrung finds a 30-minute wait at Sprint's flagship Flatiron store in New York as the Palm Pre goes on sale

5:20 PM TV networks may be risking their ad revenues by adding their content to the Web

Joint venture collapse suggests Comcast, Cox, and Time Warner aren't close to a downloadable system that replaces CableCARDs

4:50 PM -- Or why I don't care which is best

Analysts says that Palm should open up the operating system to sell more

2:30 PM Shanghai Telecom unveils plans for a massive FTTH rollout

2:00 PM Potential for heckling abounds

1:30 PM SeaChange chief calls out Flash flaws and notes he isn't seeing 'much competition' from Moto these days

More mobile WiMax markets coming this summer, the operator says, while Unstrung notes that no network can really claim to be '4G' yet

12:50 PM Cardinal's manager sues Twitter

Get ready for even smaller 'computers'

Nokia Siemens Networks and Juniper are forming a joint venture to address the Carrier Ethernet transport market – but why?

Datang is to promote the development of TD-SCDMA devices by deploying a test network for Taiwan's chipset and handset vendors

"EANTC's Carsten Rossenhövel discusses Light Reading's latest test of Cisco's IP video network infrastructure. Topics covered include the test complexity, takeaways for service providers, and why so many different elements are required to provide IP video applications "

Supplier intends to seek approval of simple hi-def devices that could give smaller MSOs the drop on telco and satellite TV foes

Cisco says a new video server platform, launching later this year, will be capable of ingesting more than 2,000 channels simultaneously

5:00 PM Is the video site losing ground to competitors like TV.com?

3:00 PM News snippets from the Philippines and China

The $884 buyout bid for Wind River is Intel's latest attempt at cracking the embedded processor market – particularly in communications

2:20 PM Telekom Slovenije has an enviable IPTV uptake rate

12:45 PM Government-owned vendor is being carved up for sale

Swedish vendor to intro 3G netbook radio module, certified in 75 countries worldwide, in August

Vietnam will fully open up its telecom services market by 2012, a move that should heighten competition and spur M&A activity

11:15 AM TelcoTV friend or foe?

Some keynote daydreaming shows the kind of TV industry Verizon wants FiOS to help create

Even without the massive goodwill impairment charges, Ciena lost more money than expected in its fiscal second quarter

8:50 AM Withdraws bid for set-top box software specialist but plans to pressure OpenTV board

Vendors jostle for position in LTE as they upgrade their packet core network products to support the new mobile broadband networks

Japan's operators are already profiting from their mobile video services, but would benefit further from specialist broadcast systems

In New Delhi, MTNL's customers can buy a 3G SIM card and a pre-paid data services coupon for less than US$9

11:50 AM MSO says iTV is on the radar but won't confirm report that it's testing an EBIF-based HSN app

Patent infringement update: Federal court orders Dish and EchoStar to pay TiVo and to disable the DVR function in about 4 million set-tops

8:30 AM Or, why orange and magenta don't match

Offer of $1.35 per share is 'inadequate,' says set-top box and interactive advertising software specialist

7:20 AM Patent dispute lingers in appeals court, with a $511M payout at stake

7:00 PM Execs state their case for sticking to a multivendor data center universe

4:05 PM The site was No. 1 in April, with users spending 13.87B minutes there

3:30 PM No, really!

3:15 PM Why the data center is a lot like Sonet

HTC Magic likely to be on the T-Mob network by early summer

Delivering another blow to the CEA, the FCC grants a waiver to Evolution Broadband for simple, one-way digital terminal adapters

The chipmaker claims it's still healthy after ingesting a chunk of Intel and a couple of smaller businesses

1:20 PM Broadcaster cries foul over BT's traffic-shaping techniques

Comcast Media Center launches an all-digital system that aims to take ad delivery out of the Stone Age

You're breaking up! Femtocell service tests reveal ISP policy management techniques can degrade voice call quality

Scaling problems could choke Cablevision's RS-DVR at its summer launch, but SeaChange is reportedly 'betting the farm' on being able to fix it

Residents of Sin City can now buy mobile WiMax services from Clearwire to get unwired on the Strip

The $175M bid for RMI would move NetLogic from 'knowledge' processors to regular ones

3:00 PM You haven't heard the last of Atiq Raza

India's mobile sector broke through the 400M users barrier in April, according to the latest stats from regulator TRAI

NOON Krusty drove me to sin

11:00 AM Satcos will be at a 'clear disadvantage' if MSOs follow Cablevision's path, analyst says

Cox opts for Starent at its mobile core as it prepares to offer 3G wireless services

9:25 AM India's telecom systems market grew by 20% in the past year, says survey

9:15 AM Vendor sees $1 billion in WiMax sales in 2010

WiMax operator prepares to manage casual, ad hoc customers on its 'open access' network with software from mFormation

8:50 AM It's just a couple cents off GAAP earnings