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Qualcomm-challenging cell phones to debut in 2004
December 5, 2003 Texas Instruments and STMicroelectronics say Code Division Multiple Access phone chips they developed will debut in handsets next year, stepping into a market dominated by Qualcomm.Court hands TI victory in Qualcomm suit
June 9, 2005 Delaware Supreme Court says Texas Instruments didn't violate cross-licensing agreement for Qualcomm's CDMA technology.Agency eyes complaint against Qualcomm
June 20, 2005 ITC to investigate whether company's chips use technology developed by Broadcom, but no decision expected until late 2006.Nokia expands developer tools for CDMA
June 28, 2004 Handset maker extends developer support to all phones that use the standard, a move that could rankle CDMA leader Qualcomm.Qualcomm wins in court, kind of
January 18, 2005 Judge says competitor Maxim may have infringed on Qualcomm's patents but won't bar sales of contested cell phone chips.Qualcomm plans to phone it in on cellular repairs
October 25, 2004 Over-the-air fixes for cell phones come to Qualcomm's CDMA.Qualcomm lands push-to-talk deal in India
March 19, 2004 Later this year, an Indian telecommunications provider plans to introduce a Qualcomm-based service that lets people turn their cell phones into walkie-talkies.Texas Instruments claims win in Qualcomm dispute
July 1, 2004 The Texas chipmaker says that it will likely be allowed to continue manufacturing products that rely on Qualcomm patents.Qualcomm co-founder: No tax dollars for Wi-Fi
July 26, 2005 Company chairman says private companies should be the ones that blanket cities with wireless networks.Qualcomm and Broadcom go at it again
July 11, 2005 Two months after Broadcom filed suit, Qualcomm fires back, claiming the cell phone chipmaker infringed on its patents.One chip to bind all cell phone functions
May 5, 2005 Qualcomm puts multimedia engine and other features on a single chip, one of three aimed at helping handset makers build cheap models.Qualcomm readies next-gen 3G chips
April 11, 2006 As carriers deploy EV-DO Revision A, Qualcomm says its next version will triple download and upload speeds.Nokia's Preminet aims to chill Qualcomm's BREW
October 24, 2004 The "one-stop shop" lets wireless operators sell ring tones, games, picture messaging and other cell phone paraphernalia.Chocks away for in-flight cell phone test
July 16, 2004 Qualcomm and American Airlines demo an onboard cell phone service at 30,000 feet.Qualcomm debuts 'push to talk' service in India
May 27, 2004 India's Tata announces a walkie-talkie mobile phone service that uses Qualcomm software and Kyocera's handsets.Sprint/Nextel merger favoring Qualcomm standard
February 10, 2005 Sprint execs say it'll be CDMA, not a Motorola standard, dominating the combined cell phone networks.Mixed marriage for Sprint and Nextel technologies
December 15, 2004 Merger sets stage for U.S. operators to settle on single wireless standard and for new era in cell phone development.Motorola rolls out new phones
June 8, 2004 The company is launching a GPS-enabled phone designed to work with Nextel's "push to talk" service, plus two handsets designed to allow for faster downloads.The wireless alphabet soup
February 14, 2006 Here's a glossary of the acronyms, numbers and codes that describe wireless standards, networks and technologies.Verizon Wireless takes the road less traveled
September 15, 2006 The carrier's chief technical officer, Dick Lynch, talks strategy as the mobile industry enters a new era.
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