Vodafone Obtains Court Order to Halt T-Mobile's Sale of iPhones
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The iPhone bandwagon in Europe hit its first major obstacle as Vodafone obtained a restraining order against Deutsche Telekom, prohibiting the German giant's mobile unit, T-Mobile, from selling Apple's iPhone in Germany. Dow Jones reports that the court order, issued by a regional court in Hamburg, questions T-Mobile's...
WirelessInternet links give businesses an alternative to the tel
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NEW YORK - Americans chafe at having only two choices phone line and cable for high-speed Internet service. For businesses, there are often even fewer options the offerings of the phone company due to the limitations of cable. That's changing, at least in major cities. Internet service providers that use wireless technology to...
Europe Leading the Way in Digital Terrestrial TV
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz.- Europe is leading the world in the fast-growing digital terrestrial platform (DTT), though other regions are gaining momentum, reports In-Stat
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With analog shutoffs (ASOs) approaching in North America and Western Europe, strong drivers for digital terrestrial set top boxes are on the...
Carrier Scorecard: Vodafone
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Unstrung's red pen is poised and ready to grade Vodafone Group plc on its half-year performance for the six months ending September 30. The operator reported stellar growth on data service revenues, but how is the rest of the business doing? Vodafone reported half-year revenues of GB17 billion (US$35 billion), up 9 percent...
AT&T Renews Interest in EchoStar
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EchoStar Communications Corp. 's share price is on the rise Monday following a report from financial publication Barron's suggesting that AT&T Inc. is once again interested in acquiring the satellite provider.Echostar is up $8.92, more than 22 percent, to $48.75 in early afternoon trading. AT&T's stock is down $1.75,...
Verizon & Vodafone Offer Enterprises Global Wireless Contracts
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Verizon Wireless and Vodafone, which owns a 40 percent stake in Verizon Wireless, have put their heads together and come up with a single contract plan for global business customers. The new scheme promises enterprise customers what the wireless partners say will be "a consistent approach to products and pricing." The...
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