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Movers Sprint Nextel Clearwire Disney Cisco Systems ON Semiconductor: related news

Movers: Sprint Nextel, Clearwire, Disney, Cisco Systems, ON Semiconductor

Sprint Nextel (S) and Clearwire (CLWR) agree to combine their next-generation wireless broadband businesses to form a new wireless communications company. Intel (INTC), Google (GOOG), Comcast (CMCSA), Time Warner Cable (TWC) and Bright House Networks collectively agree to invest $3.2 billion in new company

Disney and Nintendo Bring Disney Character Interaction to DS

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Google, Sprint, Others to Build Wireless Data Network

Nerdposeur writes "Google has announced that it will partner with several other companies to build a high-speed mobile data network. In a separate but related deal, Google will also become the default search provider for Sprint, including having one-click search access and Google Maps pre-installed on some Sprint phones. 'The consortium includes a disparate group of partners: Sprint Nextel, Google, Intel, Comcast, Time Warner and Clearwire. The partners have put the value of the deal at $14.5 billion, a figure that includes radio spectrum and equipment provided by Sprint Nextel and Clearwire, and $3.2 billion from the others involved. They expect the network, which will provide the next generation of high-speed Internet access for cellphone users, to be built in as little as two years, but there is no timetable on when it will be availabl

Sprint Licenses Visual Voicemail Patents from Klausner

Sprint Nextel has licensed patents from Klausner Technologies for its new Sprint Visual Voicemail service. The patent license also covers the new Samsung Instinct cell phone, which includes the Visual Voicemail feature, that Sprint will offer. Sprint Nextel is the seventh company to date to license the Klausner visual voicemail patents. Other licensees include ISP's such as Time Warner's AOL , VoIP providers such as Vonage, and ASP's such as Simulscribe and Simulsays for Blackberry. Sprint was not a defendant in the pending patent infringement lawsuit brought by Klausner against Apple for its iPhone Visual Voicemail. Other remaining defendants in the pending litigation include ATT, eBay and Comcast.

Sprint Nextel, Clearwire form WiMax group with Google, others

Sprint Nextel and Clearwire have said they would combine their WiMax wireless Internet networks and create a new company with investment from Google and Intel.

Clearwire, Sprint Nextel to create new wireless company with Google, Intel, Comcast backing

NEW YORK: Clearwire and Sprint Nextel are planning to merge their wireless broadband units to create a new $14.55 billion (€9.37 billion) wireless communications company.

Clearwire, Sprint Nextel to create new wireless company with Google, Intel, Comcast backing

NEW YORK (AP) - Clearwire and Sprint Nextel are planning to merge their wireless broadband units to create a new $14.55 billion wireless communications company.

Sprint Nextel, Clearwire form WiMax group with Google, others

WASHINGTON (AFP) - In a major bet on WiMax wireless Internet, Sprint Nextel and Clearwire said Wednesday they would combine their networks in a new company with investment from Google, Intel and others.

Sprint Nextel, Clearwire form WiMax group with Google, others

In a major bet on the WiMax wireless Internet technology, Sprint Nextel and Clearwire said Wednesday they would combine their networks in a new company with investment from Google, Intel and others.

Sprint Business Customers in Kansas, Colorado Get Sanyo Pro-200 and Pro-700 Phones for Nextel Direct Connect Plus Sprint Mobile Broadband

TMCNet: Sprint Business Customers in Kansas, Colorado Get Sanyo Pro-200 and Pro-700 Phones for Nextel Direct Connect Plus Sprint Mobile Broadband

Sprint Nextel, Clearwire Form WiMax Group with Google

In a major bet on WiMax wireless Internet, Sprint Nextel and Clearwire said today they would combine their networks in a new company with investment from Google, Intel and others.

Sprint releases BlackBerry Curve 8330 into wild

Just a quick heads up to all you Sprint customers: The RIM BlackBerry Curve 8330 is now available for purchase. Yes, that's right, the Curve can now be yours for just $179.99 with a two-year contract and after rebates and discounts. Like Verizon's version, the Sprint Curve features Bluetooth 2.0, a 2-megapixel camera, and integrated GPS with support for Sprint Navigation. However, unlike Verizon, you can access Sprint's various multimedia services on the Curve, including Sprint TV and the Sprint Music Store. The sleek little smartphone is scheduled to arrive in our office today, so be sure to check back early next week for a full review.

Cisco, Troll Tracker Blogger Sued For Defamation

Joe Mullin writes "We've discussed Troll Tracker here before — the anonymous blogger who was outed last month as Rick Frenkel, a Cisco lawyer. Since then, two lawyers from the notoriously patent-friendly Eastern District of Texas have filed defamation suits against Frenkel and Cisco, and Frenkel's blog has been shuttered. One of the plaintiffs, a renowned patent judge's son, may have been hunting the anonymous blogger for months. This week Cisco announced new blogging guidelines in response to the Troll Tracker fiasco. The company acknowledged that 'a few Cisco employees used poor judgment' during secret-blog-time, but they're largely standing by their man. Cisco's new rules will prohibit only anonymous blogging by employees about issues for which 'they have responsibilities at Cisco.

Sprint Nextel Signs License Under Klausner Patents For Visual Voicemail - Quick Facts

(RTTNews) - Sprint Nextel (S) on Thursday said it signed a patent license agreement with Klausner Technologies, Inc. for Sprint's new Visual Voicemail service. The patent license also covers the Samsung Instinct cell phone, unveiled by Sprint and Samsung at the current CTIA wireless show in Las Vegas. For comments and feedback: contact editorial@rttnews.com

Sprint-Nextel Gets Direct Connect Loaded with Pair of Sanyo Pro Phones

Chirp! Where you at? A couple of new Direct Connect devices are heading down the chute to Sprint-Nextel and they appear to be quite similar to one another. Set to be available a little later this month are the Sanyo Pro-200 and the Sanyo Pro-700. Both Sprint-Nextel Direct Connect cell phones are clamshells. Most customers will opt for having one number to cover both regular voice and PTT calls, but you can also opt to have separate numbers for these services.

Sprint-Clearwire: Googles Role Too Big? Pay-For-Access Deal Raises Net Neutrality-Like Concerns

Over the last year, Google (NSDQ: GOOG) has made its presence known in the wireless industry, not for its applications, but instead, for its position on open access. The Internet giant has been extremely vocal, arguing that wireless networks should be more like the Internet—they should be available to all devices and applications. In fact, the argument was so compelling, the FCC took action by saying that a swath of airwaves Verizon Wireless (NYSE: VZ) bought in the recent auction must be open to all devices and applications. But now, Google is investing $500 million as part of the $14.5 billion deal between Sprint (NYSE: S) Nextel and Clearwire (NSDQ: CLWR)—and in return it is getting tremendous access, not only to the WiMax network, but also to Sprint’s existing cellular network, putting into question how open the two networks wil

Sprint-Clearwire: Googles Role Too Big? Pay-For-Access Deal Raises Net Neutrality-Like Concerns

Over the last year, Google (NSDQ: GOOG) has made its presence known in the wireless industry, not for its applications, but instead, for its position on open access. The internet giant has been extremely vocal, arguing that wireless networks should be more like the Internet—they should be available to all devices and applications. In fact, the argument was so compelling, the FCC took action by saying that a swath of airwaves Verizon Wireless (NYSE: VZ) bought in the recent auction must be open to all devices and applications. But now, Google is investing $500 million as part of the $14.5 billion deal between Sprint (NYSE: S) Nextel and Clearwire (NSDQ: CLWR)—and in return it is getting tremendous access, not only to the WiMax network, but also to Sprint’s existing cellular network, putting into question how open the two networks wil

Samsung's Instinct on Sprint Challenges Apple's iPhone

Sprint positions the Samsung Instinct with touch screen and EVDO to battle Apple, Inc.'s iPhone. Samsung's Instinct features sensory feedback and accesses exclusive Sprint services, including Sprint Navigation and Sprint TV. Sprint hopes the Samsung Instinct will help it recover from a decline that led to job cuts and closing retail stores.

Online payment systems from Gopay

Gopay offers online payment systems and appointment scheduling booking software systems. IT consultants and Web developers have, on more than a few occasions, recommended Gopay web-based booking systems. Gopay software systems have served many government departments and businesses and have a proven track record. Suitable for as many as a million transactions each month, Gopay systems are easy and ready to implement.

Competition for the iPhone...Sprint Uses its Instinct

Competition for the iPhone…Sprint uses its Instinct. Bloomberg Boot Camp, a report on today’s technology. Verizon has the touch screen Voyager from LG…as its anti-iPhone weapon. Now Sprint has announced it will carry a sleek touch screen from Samsung this summer…called Instinct. With all of the multimedia features of the handset… Sprint is hoping buyers will opt for its 99 dollar a month Simply Everything plan. It includes unlimited voice and data. CEO Dan Hesse says response to the plan, so far, is better than anticipated. Sprint followed Verizon and AT&T in offering unlimited plans….and opted to include data as well. Says the CEO…who is now the star of Sprint’s TV commercials…

Clearwire, Sprint to create $14.55B wireless company with Google, Intel, Comcast backing

KANSAS CITY, Missouri: Clearwire and Sprint Nextel said Wednesday they will combine their wireless broadband units to create a $14.55 billion (€9.43 billion) communications company.

Clearwire, Sprint to create $14.55B wireless company with Google, Intel, Comcast

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Clearwire and Sprint Nextel said Wednesday they will combine their wireless broadband units to create a $14.55 billion communications company.

Clearwire, Sprint to create $14.55B wireless company with Google, Intel, Comcast backing

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Clearwire and Sprint Nextel said Wednesday they will combine their wireless broadband units to create a $14.55 billion communications company.

Sprint Nextel Transmits Space Shuttle Launch Photos

News agency, Reuters has teamed up with Sprint Nextel to enable Canon cameras to transmit digital photos over Sprint's CDMA network to a central station. The collaboration has been specifically designed to speed up the delivery of photos of shuttle launch images.


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