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 June 15, 2005 An eNewsletter published by wireless.itworld.comPart of the ITworld.com Site Network


 In today's update

›› Feature: Europe makes way for Asian cell phone dominance

›› In the news:
- More tinkering on the way for wireless ISP spectrum
- Proposed RIM, NTP settlement not a done deal


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›› FEATURE

Europe makes way for Asian cell phone dominance

When a group of European manufacturers and carriers met in the early 1980s to agree to a mobile phone system that could be used across the continent, they had no idea that GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) would someday become the most widely used cellular technology in the world. And after the technology took off, none of the manufacturers involved in those early talks -- Alcatel SA of France, Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson of Sweden, Koninklijke Philips Electronics NV of the Netherlands, Siemens AG of Germany and Nokia Corp. of Finland -- ever imagined themselves as anything less than major suppliers of phones to this new market. Now, fast-forward to the year 2005.


›› IN THE NEWS

More tinkering on the way for wireless ISP spectrum
Microsoft dumps Cisco wireless for Aruba
NEC, China group plan 3G equipment venture
Microsoft targets BlackBerry users with updates to mobile line
Proposed RIM, NTP settlement not a done deal
Intel, Nokia team up for mobile WiMax
Sensor turns cell phones into wireless Web servers
Mobile standard gets Wi-Fi pick-me-up

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