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The search giant looks to Clearwire to help build out its search, ad and Android platforms in an increasingly wireless world.
Windows Live Connects with BlackBerry
The RIM smartphones will offer Windows Live Hotmail and Messenger.
RIM Gets Bold with New BlackBerry
Research In Motion unveils the new BlackBerry Bold aimed at high-end business users, with high-speed HSDPA support and integrated GPS and Wi-Fi.
Lawmakers Renew Efforts to Enact Net Neutrality Bill
A second House bill emerges as the time for action slips away.
BlackBerry 9000 Video Hits Web
Rumors build that RIM will introduce its next-generation device at WES2008.
Mobile App Development Idles
Exclusive eWEEK research finds mobile application development stuck in second gear; the popularity of the iPhone and the standardization promise of Android may leave the BlackBerry and others behind.
eWEEK Labs Walk-Through: ZoneFlex Smart WLAN
Ruckus Wireless' ZoneFlex Smart WLAN is well worth a look for small businesses considering a move to a controller-based architecture.
Google Pays for Android Support
Google's $500 million stake in the new Clearwire could give it a major platform for its wireless OS.
Big Tech Goes WiMax
Google and Intel back Sprint's latest effort to get its next-gen network on the air.
Google Questions Verizon`s Open Commitment
The search giant claims Verizon plans to exclude its own handsets from open rules.
MIT Takes Two-Pronged Approach to Mobile App Dev
Tech-savvy, diverse constituents currently mandate adoption of device-specific and Web-based apps; Google's Android is likely on the institute's horizon.
Clearwire and Sprint Nextel Unite over WiMax
The two companies intend to combine their next-generation wireless broadband units to form a new company and already have investment from Intel, Google and Comcast.
T-Mobile Finally Introduces 3G Service
T-Mobile lights up New York as rumors swirl about its parent company's interest in Sprint Nextel.
Egypt Asks Mobile Firms to Bar Anonymous Users
Egypt tries to combat a wave of public discontent over rising prices and low wages that sparked strikes.
New Nokia Phones Coming
Nokia sells 40 percent of all phones globally, but has been staggering around 10 percent in the U.S.
India Said to Have 114,000 BlackBerry Users
Media reports put the number closer to 400,000 BlackBerry users in India.
Deutsche Telekom to Buy Sprint?
A deal would create the largest mobile network in the United States, but analysts doubt its merits.
White Spaces Strike Out with Sports
Professional leagues fear interference with wireless game microphones.
Ruckus Makes Noise in the SMB WLAN Space
Ruckus Wireless' ZoneFlex Smart WLAN is well worth a look for small businesses considering a move to a controller-based architecture.
Google Primes for Mobile Search Surge
Google's mobile image ads come at an opportune time in the development of the mobile search market.