Wireless Industry News Archive

Telus and Bell will be going ahead with their $0.15 cash grab for SMS messages, since we don’t get charged enough already, apparently.

6 million Windows Mobile to 1 million BlackBerry sales in the last year paints a poor picture for RIM’s work in Asia-Pacific.

While 62% mobile e-mail penetration by 2017 is good news for BlackBerry, video is where the future lies.

Sprint’s class-action suit from 2003 has finally wrapped up in favour of the plaintiffs, rewarding back early termination fees to past and present Californian customers who have been charged.

12% up in earnings but $5 down in stocks? Looks like it will take a bit more to win investors over.

TowerCo will be buying up 3,300 of Sprints towers and renting them back to the US carrier.

Mobalive’s Yak service could be hitting the big leagues after a good run at the spectrum auction… will they be packing BlackBerrys?

A report is speculating that Canadian CDMA carriers may be switching to GSM.

Clever entrepreneurs from a few years ago might be knocking on T-Mobile’s door for stomping them out in 2004.