Category: IMS

Sprint Turns Down $5 Billion Offer CNBC is reporting Sprint Nextel turned down a 5 billion dollar offer (according to

I found some interesting analysis over at the Google Phone blog regarding Android’s missing SIP and IMS stacks. Here is

There was a time when service providers had to purchase massively expensive proprietary equipment in order to deploy telephone service.

It is obvious that mobile device proliferation has had a dramatic increase in productivity for knowledge workers worldwide. In addition

What will the communications market look like in ten years I wonder? It may be difficult to forecast incredible change

I was perusing some articles on mobile advertising recently and was absolutely stunned at how big some analysts think this

More discussions regarding Google getting into the wireless game were sparked today by a Wall Street Journal article focusing on

Question: What is the best way to get your mobile platform to be adopted by developers and subsequently end-users? Answer:

Recent news that Sprint is not going to work with Clearwire to build out a WiMAX network only added to

TMCnet’s Russell Shaw reports in his Regulation blog that Clearwire and Sprint Nextel are not going to work together on