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News
Issue #2001 - 40 (October 2001)
(Updated Oct. 3, 2001)

INFRASTRUCTURE, PRODUCTS & SERVICES :
>
Motorola & Outr.Net offer Overnight Wireless Deployment
> Microcell Launches GPRS Service
>
Asynchrony Offers First Line Protection for PDAs
>
Proxim offers 802.11b CompactFlash Card for PocketPC Devices
>
Pixo Mobile Download Server to Help Operators Increase Revenue
>
Many Turn to Cell Phones for Comfort
>
WideRay Unveils Mobile Caching Server
>
ZIM & eMobile to offer Powerful M-Commerce Platform for Financial Sector

APPLICATIONS :
> Wireless Tech Links Hospitals Emergency Services
> Dunkin’ Donuts Turns to AirIQ for Fleet Management Solution

DEVICES :
>
Nokia Introduces M-Wallet Technology with GPRS-Enabled Phone
> Ericsson Unveils the Smallest Handset Ever

TECHNOLOGY :
>
Hughes Software Systems Introduces Iu Interface Solution for 3G Networks
> M-Commerce Tech Takes to the Streets of Helsinki
>
Qualcomm Introduces a Stripped-Down Chipset
>
Simplicity Developers to Benefit from IBM’s J9 VM

MARKET OUTLOOK & TRENDS :
>
True Value of Telematics: Not to Make a Quick Buck, but to Build Customer Loyalty, says study

ACQUISITIONS, MERGERS & AGREEMENTS :
>
GE Medical Systems Acquires Data Critical
> Intel Placing its Money on Red-M
>
Webraska & AirFlash Merge to Create International LBS Company

 

 

 
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