1049 news & feature articles results for "carrier wireless application"

The youth market in the United States--with some 25 million to 35 million potential, but "highly fickle," customers--is set to be a lucrative one for the wireless industry, researchers say.

Posted by Dinesh C. Sharma

U.S. wireless carriers--spending billions to upgrade their networks--are introduced to a bevy of new products at the 3GSM World Congress in France.

Posted by Ben Charny

Companies have until June to bridge a digital divide that has been keeping most hearing-impaired people from using cell phones to communicate with each other.

Posted by Ben Charny

For all their talk about opening up their networks, phone companies still plan to maintain a good deal of control.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon

Wireless carriers will be able to add their own MMS applications to the iPhone if they use MobiSpine's software under their own brand.

Posted by Tom Krazit

The company will announce Wednesday that it is bolstering its wireless Internet service for businesses with software from Everypath.

Posted by Ben Charny

The unified messaging division of Phone.com is close to a deal to provide its services to Canadian telecommunications giant Telus.

Posted by John Borland

Starting Wednesday, ESPN's revamped mobile sports application will be available on Verizon's V Cast service.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon

The Federal Communications Commission tells top carriers including AT&T and Sprint that they'll have to file more paperwork before they can bid on valuable air space.

Posted by Patrick Ross

CNET has teamed with Root Wireless to create a tool for determining the best carrier for your neighborhood, commute, or workplace.

Posted by Kent German