Wireless carriers let customers use their cell phones to set up TV shows to record.
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Startup uses cell phones to collect real-time information about the roads.
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Carrier’s chairman resigns after COO ouster; now it’s looking for its market identity.
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Cell phone pioneer Craig McCaw’s wireless broadband company wants to expand its network.
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The No. 3 U.S. wireless carrier acquires another affiliate upset over Sprint’s Nextel deal.
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Following Disney, Sprint launches a service to locate children.
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Despite doubts that wireless/wireline bundling is indeed a winner, phone company is listening.
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Sprint and cable providers make a coordinated bid to beat phone rivals to hitting a grand slam.
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Two phone equipment leaders seek cost synergies in the face of rapid consolidation among U.S. service providers.
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Consumer organizations sense possible victory in a regulatory war over AT&T’s $67-billion purchase of BellSouth.
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RIM stock jumps 9 percent on news that BlackBerry devices won’t be shut off.
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Fewer IPOs or acquisitions prompt VC investors to hold out longer.
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The fifth-largest wireless carrier in the U.S. gains precious spectrum, a matching network, and 400,000 customers.
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Pot smokers and gay callers get their own phone services.
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With traffic worsening, cheaper and better car navigation systems are selling fast.
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After years of delays in the United States, could location-based services on cell phones finally deliver on the hype?
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The No. 2 cell phone company credits the RAZR for record sales.
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Amp’d Mobile’s CEO talks about how his new wireless brand plans to dominate the coveted teenager market.
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Motorola launches Windows Mobile smart phone, along with budget phones for emerging markets.
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Consumers lose their love of their cell phones as the carriers continue to merge.
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