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Push-to-talk wiretaps on feds' speed list
September 7, 2004 Justice Department urges FCC to deny extension request of Alltel, along with those of AT&T, Sprint.Nextel pushes into Mexico
June 23, 2004 Carrier's "push to talk" service now reaches Canada and four Latin American countries.Qualcomm, Nokia to get pushy
April 21, 2004 The two companies are backing competing standards for push-to-talk, the service that lets cell phone customers talk to one another with just the push of a button.Nextel pushes new 'push to talk' features
March 18, 2004 The company wants its popular walkie-talkie cell phone service to work when a wireless network isn't available, a move that could give it a leg up on rivals.Cingular debuts push-to-talk feature
December 2, 2005 Company is the latest wireless carrier to offer a walkie-talkie feature for its cell phones.'Push to talk' meets Wi-Fi
August 11, 2004 FCC says cellular carriers are working on extending the walkie-talkie feature to Wi-Fi networks--which could mean to VoIP phones.Pushing to wiretap 'push to talk'
April 16, 2004 Cell phone service providers may be willing to wiretap the walkie-talkie feature, but only one has the technological capability to do so.Qualcomm prods phone maker into 'push to talk'
December 9, 2003 Handset maker Kyocera will use Qualcomm's BREWChat software to join the growing number of manufacturers producing cell phones with the popular walkie-talkie feature.U.S. cell phone users pick up on new features
June 3, 2004 Mobile phone customers are looking for more perks such as wireless headsets and "push to talk"--but data services are slower to catch on, a survey shows.India spices up 'push to talk' campaign
May 28, 2004 Cell phone service provider Hutchison Essar, a division of Orange, becomes the second of the country's wireless companies in a week to start the walkie-talkie style cell phone service.Sprint debuts 'push to talk' service
November 17, 2003 The telecommunications provider unveils a walkie-talkie-like service to facilitate short, instant voice calls among its customers.Wiretaps may mute Nextel rivals
August 23, 2004 Fed up with technical excuses, FBI wants carriers to support eavesdropping capabilities for push-to-talk technology now.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 hopes Ready Link prices push right button
May 24, 2004 The company makes "aggressive" moves to convince more people to use its push-to-talk service, as competition among carriers heats up.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.Nokia lands $30 million deal from Hong Kong cell firm
August 23, 2004 Nokia will supply equipment supporting GSM and push-to-talk services.Push-to-talk comes to BlackBerry handsets
January 4, 2007 RIM licenses PTT technology that offers voice mail, call waiting, and allows easy segue to conference calling.Nokia hopes push-to-talk phone moves fitness buffs
November 12, 2003 The mobile phone maker gears its first "walkie-talkie" phone to the fitness-conscious. It has a push-to-talk feature and camera and is due out by mid-2004.Nokia gets hip to flip phones
June 14, 2004 Handset maker hopes clamshell-style models will revive its slipping market share.Tough sell for wireless data services
March 19, 2004 A cell phone industry trade show will highlight new applications, but standards problems could muddle carriers' push to sell wireless data services to consumers.
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