Apple Supplier Faces Pollution Complaints in China

Oct 18 2011 | News

A Taiwan-based company that supplies metal casings for Apple's MacBook series of laptops says it is shutting down some operations...

Hesse: Mobile's Massive Impact

Oct 12 2011 | News

SAN DIEGO—Sprint CEO Dan Hesse, chairman of the CTIA, used his keynote address at Tuesday's opening session of the CTIA Enterprise & Applications 2011 show to argue wireless telecommunication is the most important industry in the world, not only in size but in its impact on civilization.

AT&T Opens Silicon Valley Foundry

Sep 14 2011 | News

Today's grand opening of AT&T's Foundry in Palo Alto, Calif., gave some smaller companies a chance to shine...

Apple Blasted for Alleged Pollution by Suppliers

Sep 1 2011 | News

Apple is defending itself against a fresh barrage of criticism from Chinese environmental activists over alleged pollution...

Analysis - Consolidation = Improved Vertical Competition & Universal Service

Jul 23 2011 | Articles

Carrier consolidation will help counterbalance the rising competitive strength of Apple and Google across the entire mobile ecosystem and extend mobile broadband universally.

ALU Debuts lightRadio's 'Greener, Simpler' Networks

Feb 7 2011 | News

Alcatel-Lucent has taken the veil off a new network technology that leverages cloud computing and smaller base stations and cell towers.

GreenTouch Debuts Antenna Technology

Feb 1 2011 | News

The GreenTouch Consortium has introduced a new prototype antenna technology which significantly reduces the amount of power needed to transmit signals.

Apple Under Fire from Chinese Environmental Groups

Jan 20 2011 | News

Chinese environmental groups accused Apple on Thursday of ignoring their concerns about health and safety problems at factories that supply it with components.

FCC Deputy Chief Kwon Leaves for PBS Show

Jan 12 2011 | News

The deputy chief of the FCC's Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau, Yul Kwon, has left the agency to host the new PBS television series...

UAE, BlackBerry Resolve Dispute, Averting Ban

Oct 11 2010 | News

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The United Arab Emirates on Friday backed off on a threat to cut key BlackBerry services, just days before a planned ban that could have harmed the country's business-friendly reputation.

All-Outdoor Microwave: The Greener Choice in Backhaul

Jun 4 2010

ALU Debuts lightRadio's 'Greener, Simpler' Networks

Feb 7 2011

GreenTouch Debuts Antenna Technology

Feb 1 2011

Verizon Joins Linux Phone Effort

May 14 2008

Alcatel-Lucent Founds Ambitious Green Initiative

Jan 11 2010

Ten-Yard Penalty, Failure to Engage Via Mobile

Feb 6

I was about as impressed with attempts to integrate mobile with this year's Super Bowl as I was with the Green Bay Packers’ effort during their NFC divisional playoff loss to the New York Giants.

LightSquared Deserves a Hearing

Feb 2

The government should figure out how the LightSquared saga came to be.

In Other News: Patents

Jan 13

The tech industry may have had its attention focused on gadgets this week due to the annual hullaballoo at the 2012 International CES show in Las Vegas, but at least a few people were thinking about the patented inventions that make those electronics work.

Super Bowl Spot: Samsung Note

Feb 8

Super Bowl Spot: Best Buy Mobile

Feb 8

Quick Look: Huawei Ascend

Jan 23