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By Christy O'Berry, Esq., LL.M., P.E., on January 10th, 2012% Not only can OnStar (the in-vehicle mobile phone system) unlock your car doors, tell you where to go, help you deliver a baby, and propose to your girlfriend, soon, OnStar will also pull up your favorite movies as well as text your mother, all at the same time.
OnStar is showing off its new navigation . . . → Read More: Text the U.S.A. From (the Backseat of) Your Chevrolet
By Jonathan Kramer, on January 9th, 2012% Please feed the T-Mobile Kitty. (Photo illustration by Jonathan Kramer)
So T-Mobile, recently left at the alter by AT&T, is now looking for $9B to build out a LTE network that can compete with AT&T.
T-Mobile has a great start towards its goal when you consider that AT&T gave it $4B as a parting . . . → Read More: Buddy, can you spare $9B?
By Christy O'Berry, Esq., LL.M., P.E., on January 5th, 2012% AT&T’s intended takeover of T-Mobile was supposed to give AT&T access and control of badly needed spectrum. The demands on spectrum are growing faster than Apple can sell iPhones. Unfortunately, while AT&T was busy trying to consume the 4th largest wireless provider in the United States and fighting with the Department of Justice, Verizon was . . . → Read More: The Spectrum Dilemma: What’s a Carrier to do?
By Jonathan Kramer, on December 19th, 2011% AT&T announced today that it has given up on merging with T-Mobile, and will pay T-Mobile the tidy sum of $4,000,000,000 (yeah, that’s $4B) as a parting gift.
Look for T-Mobile to either buy some second tier carriers, to perhaps do a deal with Sprint (see that posting here).
. . . → Read More: AT&T-T (AT&T Pulls the Wireless Plug on T-Mobile Deal)
By Jonathan Kramer, on October 12th, 2011% Five days ago I wrote about Sprint effectively casting off Clearwire to sink or swim on its own. Perhaps I could have said, “sink or sink.”
Yesterday, October 11th, David Sterman (writing at SeekingAlpha.com) strongly suggested in a well-reasoned piece that Clearwire could go bankrupt by next year.
Mr. Sterman’s arguments about a possible (if . . . → Read More: Is Clearwire Heading to Bankruptcy?
By Jonathan Kramer, on October 7th, 2011% From the relevant portions of a Sprint news release issued today:
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. (Business Wire), October 07, 2011 – At its 4G Strategy/Network Vision Update event today in New York, Sprint Nextel (NYSE: S) updated the financial community on its plans to accelerate deployment of Network Vision and its plans to roll out 4G . . . → Read More: Sprint to Clearwire: Sink or Swim
By Jonathan Kramer, on September 25th, 2011% Coming to (or already arrived at) a utility pole really near you in Southern California… Time Warner’s new WiFi system!
With $15M of new strand-mounted WiFi access point equipment supplied by BelAir Networks, this new network is apparently intended to provided wide area WiFi coverage in TWC’s service areas.
Presently, TWC’s SoCal deployment is spotty . . . → Read More: TWC Deploys WiFi in SoCal
By Jonathan Kramer, on September 20th, 2011% I have to wonder whether the following might happen:
1. The Department of Justice is successful in its suit to block the proposed AT&T&T merger or AT&T gives up, pays T-Mobile the $6B cancellation fee; and then
(….hear in your mind’s ear the ethereal sounds of harps and chimes….)
2. King Deutsche Telekom–disappointed at the . . . → Read More: SprinT-Mobile?
By Jonathan Kramer, on August 31st, 2011% Attached to this post is the antitrust complaint filed today by the U.S. Department of Justice against AT&T Inc., T-Mobile USA, Inc., and Deutsche Telekom AG (T-Mobile’s parent).
Case No. 1:11-cv-01560, assigned to Hon. Ellen S. Huvelle
25 pages.
CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW TO DOWNLOAD THE COMPLIANT IN PDF FORMAT (about 1 MB)
ATT_Tmobile_Complaint
. . . → Read More: Actual Complaint: U.S. v. AT&T/T-Mobile
By Jonathan Kramer, on August 13th, 2011% In a copyrighted story that appeared in the 8/11/11 edition of Wireless Week, Maisey Ramsay wrote about an AT&T/T-Mobile merger document that appeared on the FCC’s web site, and then disappeared few hours later.
According to Maisey’s story, the interesting AT&T document showed that if the Commission approves the proposed T-Mobile merger, AT&T will expand . . . → Read More: It’s the Money, Stupid!
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