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 Financial Times: BT sees improvement at Global Services
The UK's largest fixed-line phone company reports a sharp decrease in cash outflow at its problematic unit, as it announces a 38% rise in first-quarter profit
Network World: Despite adding customers, Sprint still on shaky ground
Sprint's latest customer increases still don't show the company operating from a position of strength. If Sprint wants to get strong, reliable sources of revenue, it's going to have to start growing its postpaid customer base.
Financial Times: Telefónica buoyed by overseas business
Telefónica posted a better-than-expected first-half profit as strength at its foreign businesses compensated for continued weakness in its recession-hit home unit Spain
Network World: Save Money With These Penny-Pinching Printers
Printers are money pits: You pay for the machine, and then you keep on paying more for the ink or toner it needs to produce your documents. With some lower-end models, your first set of replacement consumables may cost almost as much as the printer itself.
Network World: Epson B-510DN
Epson's B-510DN color inkjet printer could be the first crossover success, besting its own cohort (as well as many lower-end color lasers) in speed and cost per page. All this talent comes at a high initial price, but if you need speed, volume, and economy, plus good photo printing, this printer is well worth considering.
Financial Times: Telefónica reaches Vivo deal with PT
Spanish telecoms group confirms it has reached an agreement to buy Portugal Telecom out of Vivo, their Brazilian mobile phone joint venture, ending three months of acrimonious wrangling
Financial Times: Heavy users of mobile data face higher fees
KPN's chief says 'sanity' in pricing will be returning to the industry that has charged a premiumfor voice calls while offering unlimited data plans for relatively modest fees
Network World: WAC and JIL get together to push mobile app development
Two initiatives to make it easier for developers to sell mobile applications through multiple channels will merge from September.
Network World: AT&T now patching flaw that slowed iPhone 4
AT&T is patching software in its network to fix a bug that kept iPhone 4 users from getting the full upstream speed on their handsets.
Network World: Nortel and Avaya Essentials
The full impact of Nortels bankrupcy may not be measured just yet. Yet the insutry goes on. Avaya in particular is faced with the daunting task of keeping its own customers happy but also transitioning its newly acquired Nortel base. Heres a look at the stories around this major shift.
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·France Telecom pledges to keep dividend
The French telecoms group has committed to maintain its annual dividend for the next three years amid investors' concerns of a shrinking pay-out
·US divided on how to tackle Huawei
US government agencies charged with reviewing sensitive acquisitionsare engaged in a debate over how to handle Huawei, the Chinese software and telecoms equipment-maker viewed with deep scepticism by government security experts
·Sales of Droid boost Motorola profits
Motorola, the US mobile phone handset maker, said profits surged in the second quarter, aided by the popularity of its popular Google Android-powered Droid X smartphone
·Telefónica buoyed by overseas operations
Telefónica posted a better-than-expected first-half profit as strength at its foreign businesses compensated for continued weaknessin its recession-hit domestic market of Spain
·BT sees improvement at Global Services
The UK's largest fixed-line phone company reports a sharp decrease in cash outflow at its problematic unit, as it announces a 38% rise in first-quarter profit
·Smartphone trend lifts HTC revenues
The Taiwanese smartphone maker is emerging as one of the biggest beneficiaries from the growing popularity of smartphones, as it reveals a 58% jump in revenues in the second quarter
·Telefónica to pay €7.5bn for Vivo stake
Spanish telecoms group confirms an agreement to buy Portugal Telecom out of Vivo, their Brazilian mobile phone joint venture, ending three months of acrimonious wrangling
·Evo helps Sprint Nextel add subscribers
Strong demand for HTC's Evo smartphone helped Sprint Nextel, thethird largest US mobile network operator, add wireless subscribers for the first time in three years and report a narrower than expected loss in the second quarter
·Smartphone sales lift Carphone Warehouse
Smartphones prove a boon for the mobile phone retailer as first-quarter demand for the higher-priced handsets help boost sales in Europe by 3.7 per cent.
·Heavy users of mobile data face higher fees
KPN's chief says 'sanity' in pricing will be returning to the industry that has charged a premium for voice calls while offering unlimiteddata plans for relatively modest fees
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·WAC and JIL get together to push mobile app development
Two initiatives to make it easier for developers to sell mobile applications through multiple channels will merge from September.
·AT&T now patching flaw that slowed iPhone 4
AT&T is patching software in its network to fix a bug that kept iPhone 4 users from getting the full upstream speed on their handsets.
·AT&T Wi-Fi use soared 30 percent in Q2
Users are piling on to AT&T's public Wi-Fi hotspots, racking up more than 68 million connections in the second quarter, AT&T said Thursday.
·Indian telecom makers want preference in equipment purchase
Indian telecommunications equipment makers are demanding that the local telecom regulator, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) should make it compulsory for Indian telecom service providers to buy at least 30 percent of their supplies locally.
·Cathay Pacific plans in-flight broadband, live TV from 2012
Hong Kong's Cathay Pacific Airways plans to offer in-flight broadband, cell-phone service and live television on its aircraft from early 2012, it said Wednesday.
·European Commission opens net neutrality consultation
The European Commission has launched a public consultation on network neutrality and the use of traffic management, it said on Wednesday.
·Operators ready to open up femtocells, says Ubiquisys
Japanese operator SoftBank Mobile will use femtocells in so-called open access mode, in a move to allow all subscribers to make phone calls and surf via the device, improving coverage and offloading traffic from the operator's network.
·TeliaSonera lauches dual-mode LTE and 3G modem
Network operator TeliaSonera plans to start shipping the world's first dual-mode modem for LTE (Long-Term Evolution) and 3G mobile networks on Wednesday.
·Indian telecom tender excludes Chinese companies
A telecommunications service provider controlled by the Indian government, has excluded Chinese vendors from a tender for supply and installation of mobile telephony equipment, reflecting India's continuing concern about procuring equipment from Chinese companies.
·UK operators join forces to trial new mobile TV technology
O2, Orange, and Vodafone will conduct joint U.K. trials of a new mobile broadcast technology called Integrated Mobile Broadcast (IMB), which will let the operators offer better mobile TV and radio services, they said on Tuesday.
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·AT&T picks Alcatel, Cisco, Juniper as key suppliers
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·UPDATE 1-AT&T picks Alcatel, Cisco, Juniper as key suppliers
·T-Mobile Tops AT&T, Verizon and Sprint in Customer Care Rankings
·AT&T Selects Alcatel-Lucent, Cisco, Juniper Networks for Domain Suppliers
·AT&T names IP network suppliers; Top Women in Wireline list released
·AT&T Pioneers Host Youth Leadership Initiative
·AT&T to Name Juniper Networks Key Network Buildout Supplier ? Shares Up
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