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News
Issue #2001 - 28 (July 2001)
(Updated July 11, 2001)

INFRASTRUCTURE, PRODUCTS & SERVICES :
>  Columbitech Ships Beta Version of Wireless VPN
>  Aether’s StopTracker To Improve Police-Citizen Contact
>  Lucent and Nortel Each Receive a Billion-Dollar Contract from Sprint
>  
Wireless Ad Standards Too Much, Too Soon
>  Veratium’s MOTIVUS Makes Wireless Access to Corporate Data a Breeze
>  IBM Selects Cotelligent as a Web Integrator Initiative, Software and Developer Partner

APPLICATIONS :
>  MedicinePlanet & Telekom's T-Motion to Offer Mobile Health Services

DEVICES :
>  Nokia Previews GPRS-Enabled Device For the North American Market
>  Symbol’s PocketPC Handheld Family Grows and Grows

TECHNOLOGY :
>  Mobile Games Interoperability Forum to Define Standards for Mobile Games
>  GM's OnStar Inks Deal For Speech Software

MARKET OUTLOOK & TRENDS :
>  Bluetooth to Revolutionize Communications, says Frost & Sullivan

ACQUISITIONS, MERGERS & AGREEMENTS :
>  Mobiya Marks Aether Systems’ First Step into the Asian market
>  Aligo Secures $11.2-Million To Market Mobile App Server
>  Metricom Files for Bankruptcy Protection
>  iConverse & Macromedia Team to Accelerate Enterprise Mobile Deployment on Macromedia JRun
>  Casio Agrees To Make $5 Million Investment In iAnywhere Solutions To Boost Mobile Development

 

 
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