With the sale, Sprint is planning to retire about $3 billion worth of debt owed by Clearwire, a wireless network operator that the phone company agreed to buy earlier this year. The telecommunications company plans to negotiate so that it can repay an …
A few weeks ago, the consumer group Public Knowledge published a "framework for phone network transition" that outlined principles for a successful transition. AT&T, the company proposing the trials, endorsed these guidelines as a beneficial starting …
In February 2011, Elop struck a deal with Ballmer to switch Nokia's smartphones from its own Symbian operating system to Windows Phone. In exchange, Microsoft ponied up more than $1 billion to pay for Nokia marketing and developing products on …
Scarier yet, another group took control of a car's computers through cellular telephone and Bluetooth connections, the CD player and even the tyre pressure monitoring system. SECURITY EXPERTS. To be sure, the “hackers” involved were well-intentioned …
Last week, the Local TV Network launched an awareness campaign, beginning with a session at the Edinburgh International Television Festival on Local TV: The Next Big Thing?, ahead of the first stations going live this autumn. What is less well known is …
Scarier yet, another group took control of a car's computers through cellular telephone and Bluetooth connections, the compact disc player and even the tire pressure monitoring system. To be sure, the hackers involved were well-intentioned computer …
The company expanded into rubber, renowned for its wellies, before heading via cables and electronics towards what would become its defining product with the launch of its first radio telephone company in 1979. Three decades ago, in mobile prehistory …
He said the new TSB represented about a sixth of Lloyds' customer base and branch network. It would have about the … (Required) Comments. If you are happy to be contacted by a BBC journalist please leave a telephone number that we can contact you on.
1979: Nokia creates radio telephone company Mobira Oy as a joint venture with leading Finnish TV maker Salora. 1981: Launch of the Nordic Mobile Telephone service, the world's first international cellular network, and the first to allow international …
Those are Nokia Siemens Networks, which builds mobile phone infrastructure and its HERE mapping platform. The NSN and mapping business are now just over 50% of revenues, and barely profitable. Elop recently completed the acquisition of 50% of NSN …
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