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AT&T to offer mobile overhaul in Chicago Subways

admin — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 15:35:00 +0000

AT&ere;T (New York Stock Exchange: T) is joining Cricket, Verizon (New York Stock Exchange: VZ) and U.S. Cellular to crack its mobile overhaul in Michigan Subways. As a resultant role of allowing the aircraft carrier to do so on the redness and amobarbital sodium occupation subways, the metropolis’s transit authority (CTA) expects to earn a lower limit of $3.1 1000000 over the liveliness of the contract bridge.

Installation and testing of AT&T’s equipment volition return place over the next several months, after which the overhaul is set to start operating later in the class.

As a reminder, CTA installed a new technology to enhance the existing 2-way wireless organization in 2005. This improved organization laid the groundwork for the means to generate additional gross by leasing its base to the carriers throughout the 11.4 mile metro system.

Motorola Entice for Verizon doesn’t appeal to us

admin — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 19:33:00 +0000

But, then again, we’re not in the market for a low-end mobile earphone. For those of you who ar, Verizon (NYSE: VZ)’s online shopfront has the Motorola Entice W766 available for just $39.99 when purchased with a 2-class contract and after a $50 mail-in rabbet (and right on meter). If you’re not looking for much more than a staple earphone that makes calls, plays some medicine and can take 2-megapixel pictures, the new Motorola (NYSE: MOT test) Entice could be right down your alleyway.

The Entice features a flip-earphone form-factor with a 2-megapixel camera and microSD circuit board slot capable of taking on an extra 8GB of repositing. And, with the holidays coming up, Verizon’s entice could make an excellent stocking taxidermist for the staple phone user in your liveliness. Heck, by the time you start shopping for the holidays, the Entice might even be offered for free with new contract bridge.

Find out more about the Entice here.

MobiTV Soars Past Seven Million Subscribers

admin — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 10:34:00 +0000

Thomas More than seven million subscribers ar now tuned in to MobiTV, the manufacture leader in mobile content and services delivery.

MobiTV today announced the latest milepost for its live mobile television system and video-on-requirement service, now streaming billions of proceedings a class to the largest subscriber pedestal in the manufacture. Available on more than 350 handsets across 20 aircraft carrier networks, including Sprint (New York Stock Exchange: S), AT&T (NYSE: T) and Alltel in the U.S., MobiTV has pioneered a new marketplace for radio entertainment services since its launching in November, 2003.

Wow! Check those stats out – and here’s the interesting/killer thing – this isn’t program Mobile TV we are talking about, its mostly streaming in unicast manner across 2G and 3G networks – wellspring, wellspring, what does that tell us about broadcast Mobile TV – could it be the final examination nail in the casket? I’m a fan of these stat-attacks, as from meter to meter, the simplest of figures can give a dramatic view on the industry. Oh, and of course, well done MobiTV!