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News
Issue #2002 - 39 (October 2002)
(Updated Oct. 15, 2002)

INFRASTRUCTURE, PRODUCTS & SERVICES :
Bytemobile's Macara Platform Deployed by Orange UK
Motorola Ships 30,000th Third Generation-Capable Base Station
NetIQ & RIM to Deliver Advanced Management Tools for Blackberry Platform
Simplicity For Mobile Servers With Legacy Rejuvenation Module

TECHNOLOGY :
DoCoMo Keeps Moving Forward -Tests 4G System In Lab
WiFi5 is Dead; Long Live WiFi

APPLICATIONS & DEVELOPMENT :
ExxonMobil Travel Plans to Launch An Online Service Lets Drivers Plan Travel
ICICI Bank of India Offers Wireless Banking with Air2Web Wireless Platform
Mobile Automation and Starfish Software Partner for Delivery of Data Synchronization
PayCircle Publishes Web Services Payment Specification 1.0 for Mobile Payment

DEVICES :
Dell Confirms Its Handheld Strategy
Motorola Follows Nokia's 3G Handset Announcement with A830
Tablet PCs - Microsoft May Find an Important Niche in Mobile Environments

MARKET OUTLOOK & TRENDS :
There's No End to DoCoMo's Wireless Hangover From Business Week
Wireless Gaming - User Survey Finds Patterns 
WLAN Growth Continues But HotSpots Could Face Uncertain Future
Korean Banks Clashing With Wireless Carriers

OPINIONS :
Does Recent Lotus Announcement Tell us Something About Mobile Computing Meat & Potatoes?

 

 
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