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Limited ‘unlimited’ cellular packages (Malaya)
he Philippines is admittedly behind in a lot of things. Cell phone use is not one of them. | | | DoCoMo's $2.7 billion investment in India (telecomasia.net)
Early and enthusiastic adopters of 3G phones, Japanese are some of the world's most sophisticated consumers of cellular services. But Japan is not a growth market. It's now almost saturated, with nearly 82% of the country's population of 127 million toting cell phones. | | | DAILY EXPRESS NEWS (Sabah Daily Express)
Kota Kinabalu : It is not scientifically proven that radiation from the use of mobile telephones or cellular handphones can lead to the growth of brain tumours. | | | Consumers Require Reliable Cellular Connections as Dependence on Mobile Phones Increases (Centre Daily Times)
Wilson Electronics, the leading provider of quality amplifiers and antennas for cellular phones and data cards, reveals increased need for cell phone reliability as consumers increasingly use their mobile phone as their primary communication device. Consumers are becoming increasingly dependant on their mobile phones. Whether it's to check email, download videos, or make a call, users rely on ... | | | Consumers Require Reliable Cellular Connections as Dependence on Mobile Phones Increases (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
ST. GEORGE, Utah----Wilson Electronics, the leading provider of quality amplifiers and antennas for cellular phones and data cards, reveals increased need for cell phone reliability as consumers increasingly use their mobile phone as their primary communication device. | | | Out of wireless blackness: Tribe creates its own wireless company (The Bismarck Tribune)
FORT YATES - Past the long stretches of fields, beyond the bright lights of the casino and into Fort Yates, perched on the edge of a wide stretch of the Missouri, is wireless blackness, a virtual dead zone that's crippling the community. | | | Broadband availability becomes a new must-have for homebuyers (Austin American-Statesman)
Adam and Anita Paulk had a nice home outside Temple, with a big yard and a 10-minute commute to his job. | | | Windstar Adds Cell Phone Service on Wind Star and Wind Spirit (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
Windstar Cruises, which operates a three-ship fleet of luxury yachts that explore the hidden harbors and secluded coves of the world's most treasured destinations, is offering cell phone service at sea on Wind Star and Wind Spirit. | | | NTT DoCoMo to buy 26% stake in Indian telecom (Market Watch)
NTT DoCoMo Inc, Japan’s biggest cellular operator, says Wednesday it will buy a 26% stake in Indian mobile phone carrier Tata Teleservices, India’s sixth largest, for about 260 billion yen ($2.7 billion). | | | NTT DoCoMo To Buy Into Fast-Growing India (Forbes)
The Japanese telecoms provider is buying a 26% stake in Tata Teleservices in order to expand into the world's second-largest cellular market. | | |
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