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Asia's Mobile Mashup Free-For-All

Across the region, carriers and handset makers are locked in a race to pack the most features and functions into cell phones.

Brian Bremner - November 13, 2006 Similar items

When Companies Do the Mash

Corporations from IBM to Google to E*Trade are jumping onboard the trend of mixing and matching software from different sources.

Rachael King - November 13, 2006 Similar items

Building a Business on a Mashup

These combos of disparate programs or Web applications are in the hobbyist phase, but entrepreneurs are seeking to turn them into moneymakers.

Rachael King - November 13, 2006 Similar items

Diamonds Are a Gadget's Best Friend

With embellishments like diamonds and white gold, tech gear can get pretty pricey.

Ian Sager - November 08, 2006 Similar items

Amp'd to Tap Japan's Mobile Market

Amp'd Mobile is the latest gaijin to set its sights on Japan's sophisticated cellular market. Is the upstart up to the task?.

Olga Kharif - November 01, 2006 Similar items

Pantech's North American Offensive

Move over, Motorola. This South Korean cell phone manufacturer is putting design muscle behind an audacious share grab in the U.S.

Olga Kharif - October 25, 2006 Similar items

The Apple iPod Turns Five

No other media player has come close to its success since its launch in 2001. Where will the iPod go in the next five years?.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 23, 2006 Similar items

Vodafone Regains Its Balance

Share prices are up, investors are relaxing, and CEO Sarin has some breathing room in which to focus on Vodafone's core markets.

Steve Rosenbush - October 20, 2006 Similar items

Time Warner Cable Will Play Solo

Investors reacted positively to the announced spinoff of Time Warner's cable unit, meaning CEO Parsons may well avoid fighting a rematch with Carl Icahn.

Steve Rosenbush - October 19, 2006 Similar items

Level 3 Elopes with Broadwing

The smart deal gives Level 3 the means to transport data traffic, upping its appeal鈥攁nd cost鈥攁s a potential acquisition for Google.

Steve Rosenbush - October 18, 2006 Similar items

Another Music Phone? Yawn鈥�

What if Apple made a cell phone and no one cared? Talk of the elusive iPhone heats up again, but analysts see marketplace obstacles.

Olga Kharif - October 18, 2006 Similar items

AT&T: Waiting for the FCC's Call

The biggest U.S. phone company may need to make hefty concessions to win approval for the BellSouth takeover. So, what's on the table?.

Olga Kharif,Roger O. Crockett - October 13, 2006 Similar items

Behind Anschutz's Qwest Sell-off

The well-known value investor has been cashing in his stock in the growing phone company and investing in media and entertainment.

Christopher Palmeri - October 13, 2006 Similar items

Qualcomm's Temporary Reprieve

The chipmaker got a welcome ruling from an ITC judge, but bigger legal battles remain vs. Broadcom, which also claimed victory.

Olga Kharif - October 11, 2006 Similar items

Tracking Trucks the Telematics Way

Fleet operators are using a combination of wireless, computing, and GPS systems to cut costs and keep better tabs on drivers.

Rachael King - October 09, 2006 Similar items

Radio-Frequency ID: Asian Impediments

Companies are missing out on the benefits of cutting-edge shipment-tracking technology due to hurdles in the region's biggest economies.

Brian Bremner - October 09, 2006 Similar items

Wireless Tower Operators Face Off

Crown Castle will advance to the top spot with the acquisition of Global Signal. Now it's nearest rival American Tower's play.

Olga Kharif - October 09, 2006 Similar items

Skype Founders' Venice Project Revealed

Janus Friis and Niklas Zennstrom are combining professionally produced TV and videos with the Internet, and BusinessWeek.com got the first look.

Steve Rosenbush - October 05, 2006 Similar items

IBM Pushes "Service Products"

To make its IT services easier for companies to buy, use, and pay for, Big Blue plans to offer them in a catalog of standardized packages.

Steve Hamm - September 26, 2006 Similar items

HP's Most Trustworthy Man

E-mails obtained by BusinessWeek show that George Keyworth was considered a key part of Hewlett-Packard's media relations team.

Lorraine Woellert - September 26, 2006 Similar items

Jajah's Mobile Ambitions

The company hopes to become the Skype of the cell-phone world, and has introduced a service allowing users to call overseas on the cheap.

Olga Kharif - September 26, 2006 Similar items

The Sirius Stiletto: A First Look

The satellite radio company offers an early glimpse at the features it hopes will set its newest portable music player apart from the pack.

Olga Kharif - September 20, 2006 Similar items

Motorola Bellies Up to the Bar Code

Its deal to buy Symbol Technologies may help the cell-phone giant forge a unique model marrying cellular with product scanning and tracking.

Roger O. Crockett - September 20, 2006 Similar items

A Needy Napster Searches for Takers

The well-worn music service has hired UBS Investment Bank to help it consider a possible sale of the company.

Arik Hesseldahl - September 19, 2006 Similar items

A Real Rival for Apple's iPod?

RealNetworks, which runs the Rhapsody music service, teams with SanDisk as Real CEO Rob Glaser offers his vision of a "jukebox in the sky".

Arik Hesseldahl - September 19, 2006 Similar items

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Across the region, carriers and handset makers are locked in a race to pack the most features and functions into cell phones.

Brian Bremner - November 13, 2006 Similar items

Corporations from IBM to Google to E*Trade are jumping onboard the trend of mixing and matching software from different sources.

Rachael King - November 13, 2006 Similar items

These combos of disparate programs or Web applications are in the hobbyist phase, but entrepreneurs are seeking to turn them into moneymakers.

Rachael King - November 13, 2006 Similar items

With embellishments like diamonds and white gold, tech gear can get pretty pricey.

Ian Sager - November 08, 2006 Similar items

Amp'd Mobile is the latest gaijin to set its sights on Japan's sophisticated cellular market. Is the upstart up to the task?.

Olga Kharif - November 01, 2006 Similar items

Move over, Motorola. This South Korean cell phone manufacturer is putting design muscle behind an audacious share grab in the U.S.

Olga Kharif - October 25, 2006 Similar items

No other media player has come close to its success since its launch in 2001. Where will the iPod go in the next five years?.

Arik Hesseldahl - October 23, 2006 Similar items

Share prices are up, investors are relaxing, and CEO Sarin has some breathing room in which to focus on Vodafone's core markets.

Steve Rosenbush - October 20, 2006 Similar items

Investors reacted positively to the announced spinoff of Time Warner's cable unit, meaning CEO Parsons may well avoid fighting a rematch with Carl Icahn.

Steve Rosenbush - October 19, 2006 Similar items

The smart deal gives Level 3 the means to transport data traffic, upping its appeal鈥攁nd cost鈥攁s a potential acquisition for Google.

Steve Rosenbush - October 18, 2006 Similar items

What if Apple made a cell phone and no one cared? Talk of the elusive iPhone heats up again, but analysts see marketplace obstacles.

Olga Kharif - October 18, 2006 Similar items

The biggest U.S. phone company may need to make hefty concessions to win approval for the BellSouth takeover. So, what's on the table?.

Olga Kharif,Roger O. Crockett - October 13, 2006 Similar items

The well-known value investor has been cashing in his stock in the growing phone company and investing in media and entertainment.

Christopher Palmeri - October 13, 2006 Similar items

The chipmaker got a welcome ruling from an ITC judge, but bigger legal battles remain vs. Broadcom, which also claimed victory.

Olga Kharif - October 11, 2006 Similar items

Fleet operators are using a combination of wireless, computing, and GPS systems to cut costs and keep better tabs on drivers.

Rachael King - October 09, 2006 Similar items

Companies are missing out on the benefits of cutting-edge shipment-tracking technology due to hurdles in the region's biggest economies.

Brian Bremner - October 09, 2006 Similar items

Crown Castle will advance to the top spot with the acquisition of Global Signal. Now it's nearest rival American Tower's play.

Olga Kharif - October 09, 2006 Similar items

Janus Friis and Niklas Zennstrom are combining professionally produced TV and videos with the Internet, and BusinessWeek.com got the first look.

Steve Rosenbush - October 05, 2006 Similar items

To make its IT services easier for companies to buy, use, and pay for, Big Blue plans to offer them in a catalog of standardized packages.

Steve Hamm - September 26, 2006 Similar items

E-mails obtained by BusinessWeek show that George Keyworth was considered a key part of Hewlett-Packard's media relations team.

Lorraine Woellert - September 26, 2006 Similar items

The company hopes to become the Skype of the cell-phone world, and has introduced a service allowing users to call overseas on the cheap.

Olga Kharif - September 26, 2006 Similar items

The satellite radio company offers an early glimpse at the features it hopes will set its newest portable music player apart from the pack.

Olga Kharif - September 20, 2006 Similar items

Its deal to buy Symbol Technologies may help the cell-phone giant forge a unique model marrying cellular with product scanning and tracking.

Roger O. Crockett - September 20, 2006 Similar items

The well-worn music service has hired UBS Investment Bank to help it consider a possible sale of the company.

Arik Hesseldahl - September 19, 2006 Similar items

RealNetworks, which runs the Rhapsody music service, teams with SanDisk as Real CEO Rob Glaser offers his vision of a "jukebox in the sky".

Arik Hesseldahl - September 19, 2006 Similar items

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