Wireless and Mobile Technology
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AP - China will issue third-generation mobile phone licenses as early as this month and expects companies to spend 200 billion yuan ($30 billion) on installing equipment, the industry minister said Friday.
Read China to issue 3G licenses as early as this month (AP) (Links)
AP - Japanese electronics maker Sharp Corp. said Thursday it may cut production of liquid crystal display panels, as global demand falters for personal computers and mobile phones.
Read Sharp says mulling LCD production cut (AP) (Links)
PC World - Mobile service providers AT&T and T-Mobile have been banned from saying that their voicemail systems are safe from sabotage after agreeing to permanent injunctions filed in a Los Angeles court.
Read T-Mobile, AT&T Agree to Stop Saying Mobile Voicemail Is Safe (PC World) (Links)
PC World - Mobile service providers AT&T and T-Mobile have been banned from saying that their voicemail systems are safe from sabotage after agreeing to permanent injunctions filed in a Los Angeles court.
Read T-Mobile, AT&T Agree to Stop Saying Mobile Voicemail Is Safe (PC World) (Links)
NewsFactor - The growing support for Google's Open Handset Alliance includes more research and development dollars from major names in the technology industry.
Read Android Beefs Up for Mobile Operating System Battle (NewsFactor) (Links)
AFP - India could double its number of mobile subscribers by 2012 to 650 million, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh forecast Thursday.
Read India expects 650 mln mobile phone users by 2012: PM (AFP) (Links)
AFP - After pioneering online voting, the Baltic state of Estonia aims to be the first in the world to give voters the right to cast ballots using mobile telephones.
Read E-voting pioneer Estonia plans mobile phone ballots (AFP) (Links)
PC World - Mahanagar Telephone Nigam (MTNL), an Indian government controlled telecommunications services provider, on Thursday launched in parts of Delhi's first 3G (third-generation) mobile service.
Read India's First 3G Operator Starts Service (PC World) (Links)
Read Gmail Adds Text Messaging (Again) (PC World) (Links)
Reuters - Fourteen of the world's largest mobile phone and chip makers, including Sony Ericsson, Vodafone Group Plc and ARM Holdings Plc, joined the Open Handset Alliance on Tuesday to support the Android mobile device platform developed by Google Inc .
Read More mobile phone makers back Google's Android (Reuters) (Links)
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