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Infineon, Nokia Collaborating On LTE Chips
The companies are working to ensure that Infineon's processors work with Nokia's 4G modems.
AT&T, LG Launch 3G Netbook
The subsidized netbook will be powered by Windows XP and requires a $60 monthly data plan from AT&T.
Medicine Bottles Get Net Connection
A new pill bottle cap with a wireless Internet connection flashes when it's time to take a pill and even calls forgetful patients with reminders.
FCC Speeds Cell Tower Reviews
The "shot clock" rule will set a limit on how long local governments can review applications for new cellular towers.
Sprint Lights Up WiMax In Texas
The major mobile operators are investing in next-generation data networks to capitalize on the growing demand for mobile Internet services.
Ruckus Positions 802.11n As WiMax Rival
The wireless broadband access system can be deployed cheaper and faster than WiMax, Ruckus said.
Ericsson Completes Nortel Acquisition
The $1.3 billion purchase of Nortel's CDMA/LTE unit makes North America the largest region in Ericsson's global reach.
Femtocells Struggle To Catch On
The economy and the lack of carrier marketing are sapping demand for femtocells, according to ABI Research.
T-Mobile Lays Out 3G Plans
The mobile operator plans to boost its 3G network performance to support 21 Mbps downlink speeds.
Motorola: LTE Will Catch Up With WiMax
Motorola says WiMax's early launch will give it a firm foothold in the 4G wireless race, but Long Term Evolution's more robust networks will help it catch up.
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