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February 9, 2008 The Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona is the place to be to see what's coming soon to a cell phone near you. TAGS: OFDM, Barcelona, Sprint Nextel, mobile operator, Apple iPhone, 3G, wireless network, modem, chip company, U.S., broadband, Apple Computer

January 10, 2007 The iPhone could prove to be tough competition for Verizon Wireless' and Sprint Nextel's mobile music and video services. TAGS: Sprint Nextel, Verizon V-Cast, Apple iPhone, mobile operator, Cingular Wireless, Verizon Communications, handset, Verizon Wireless, Apple Computer, wireless network, subscriber, song, Apple iTunes, threat, music, spokesman

June 27, 2006 Sprint Nextel's chief says the company is already looking toward the next generation of wireless technology. Photo: 4G a cost advantage, CEO says TAGS: 4G, Sprint Nextel, mobile TV, 3G network, mobile operator, EVDO, Nextel Communications Inc., wireless technology, Verizon Wireless, TV, cell phone, CEO

January 20, 2006 IPWireless announces it has developed technology that allows mobile operators to use existing 3G spectrum to deliver mobile TV. TAGS: IPWireless, Qualcomm MediaFLO, Modeo, mobile operator, mobile TV, Sprint Nextel, 3G, investor relations, spectrum, UMTS, TV, wireless network, programming

February 28, 2007 Rural mobile operator would likely carry a high price, which has two analysts split over whether Verizon Wireless will be the buyer. TAGS: Alltel Corp., Verizon Wireless, mobile operator, private equity, Verizon Communications, CDMA, Sprint Nextel, Wall Street, equity, buyer, U.S.

November 2, 2006 Company prepares download service to compete with those from Verizon Wireless and Sprint Nextel. TAGS: Cingular Wireless, Sprint Nextel, mobile network, song, carrier, mobile operator, music download, Apple Computer, subscriber, Verizon Wireless, Verizon Communications, music, cell phone

July 7, 2005 Sprint, T-Mobile allow each other's customers to exchange multimedia messages. Cingular strikes similar deals with other carriers. TAGS: camera phone, Sprint Nextel, T-Mobile, picture messaging, operator, MMS, carrier, mobile operator, Cingular Wireless, handset, subscriber, camera, multimedia, photograph, message, agreement

June 8, 2007 A ban on all importation of future 3G handset models using Qualcomm technology could have a big impact on cell phone operators and handset manufacturers. TAGS: ban, Qualcomm Inc., Broadcom Corp., 3G, handset, cell phone company, W-CDMA, Verizon Wireless, mobile operator, 3G network, cell phone, AT&T Corp., EVDO, Sprint Nextel, Apple iPhone, carrier

December 22, 2006 Mobile services were hot in 2006 as carriers offered people access to everything from music to TV to e-mail. TAGS: mobile operator, 3G, Helio, Disney Corp., Verizon Wireless, Cingular Wireless, carrier, cell phone carrier, operator, Sprint Nextel, ESPN, BellSouth Corp., Verizon Communications, cell phone, AT&T Corp., TV

November 14, 2006 New mobile services that allow people to track and map their buddies mean never texting 'Where U at?' again. TAGS: Boost Mobile, buddy, mobile operator, cell phone, offering, location, Sprint Nextel, U.S.

October 3, 2005 New 3G networks aren't built to handle streaming video for the masses. Can the pipes be opened up? TAGS: mobile TV, Qualcomm Inc., 3G network, streaming video, 3G, American Technology Research, carrier, cell, mobile operator, wireless network, video clip, capacity, TV, video, Sprint Nextel, mobile phone

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