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NTT DoCoMo plans airborne Wi-Fi
April 27, 2004 Subscribers may soon snap open laptops and suck Wi-Fi at 30,000 feet.Carrier turns cell phones into wallets
August 9, 2004 NTT DoCoMo launches a service that lets people make credit card transactions and bank withdrawals via a handset.Fuel cell's got the power for 3G handsets
September 30, 2004 NTT DoCoMo unveils a prototype micro fuel cell that recharges mobile phones.Japanese cell phone service rings in Linux
December 4, 2003 Japanese cell phone service provider NTT DoCoMo urges its handset suppliers to build Linux-based cell phones, a milestone for the operating system's acceptance by the wireless industry.Technology turns camera phones into motion sensors
April 25, 2007 The company that brought the technology to Sony's EyeToy is now embedding it in mobile handsets.AT&T Wireless' $6 billion bet
December 31, 2002 The company now has two years to roll out NTT DoCoMo's new wireless network on a revised schedule, and $6.2 billion in AT&T Wireless stock says it will be on time.NTT DoCoMo recalls cell phone batteries
December 8, 2006 Exploding-battery problem hits cell market as Japanese mobile operator recalls lithium ion batteries used in some handsets.Google search heads to cell phones in Japan
May 18, 2006 With Japan's cell phone industry poised for a shakeup, provider KDDI hooks up with the tech giant.Network Associates looks to wireless security
October 17, 2003 As mobile devices sophisticate, "users will be opened up to a whole new range of viruses," a company executive says. The software maker is forming partnerships to address the issue.Cell phones of today and tomorrow
January 18, 2007 The iPhone has everyone talking about what's next in handsets. And from DoCoMo to Prada, no one's standing still.Carriers, handset makers vie for interface control
October 6, 2004 A Macromedia executive says wireless carriers are demanding specific menus, buttons and functions. Could Flash be the answer?Meet Mr. I-mode
February 2, 2005 Because of bets NTT's Kei-ichi Enoki laid down years ago, the Japanese carrier is leading the way in cell phone evolution.Phone giants give birth to Super 3G
January 4, 2005 While the United States has hardly tasted regular old 3G, the big international players are cookin' up the next G.Cabir mobile virus found in U.S.
February 18, 2005 Virus appeared in two phones in a Southern California shop window, possibly infected via Bluetooth wireless.Vodafone sells Japanese arm
March 17, 2006 Completes sale to telecommunications company Softbank in deal that values company at about $15.6 billion.Japan's I-mode bound for Britain
November 30, 2004 U.K., Ireland and Germany to get leading Japanese technology via British operator mmO2.Wind River lures Sun server executive
January 5, 2005 Maker of software for embedded computing devices such as digital cameras hires marketing exec away from server maker.After years of struggle, GPS is taking off
April 9, 2004 The market for products that use GPS technology is heating up in response to technological advances, consumer interest and E911 mandates.Cell phone recording may breach privacy
September 3, 2003 Cell phones with a feature that lets people record calls will debut in Japan--and may soon raise privacy hackles everywhere.Sun inks new deals with old partners
June 27, 2005 Moves shore up Sun's dominance in market for supplying handset makers and cell phone operators with download software.
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