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Click-2-Call Patents To Be Auctioned Off

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August 18th 2008
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ADOTAS — IpAuction, Inc. will be auctioning the worldwide portfolio of U.S. patents in the “click-2-call” space owned by Click Interconnect Inc. (CLICK) of Fort Lauderdale, FL. President of CLICK, Ernesto Liebster is currently evaluating proposals for exclusive licensing right that CLICK could accept prior to the auction date of [...] more...

Berggi Unveils Web-to-Mobile Share Tool

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July 22nd 2008
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Kathleen

ADOTAS – Sending content from the Web to mobile phones just became a snap with Berggi’s ZipClip. ADOTAS took the product for a spin and the sometimes arduous process of sending videos, photos, images, ring tones, graphics, text, thumbnails and more from a site to a phone has been boiled [...] more...

Sprint Cuts Jobs & Closes Stores

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January 18th 2008
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Sprint has announced that 6.7% of its staff will be decreased, and 8% of stores will be closed due to falling stocks. This is one of the first steps taken by new CEO Dan Hesse who was appointed last month, reports MarketWatch. In the fourth quarter, Sprint lost 109,000 subscribers overall [...] more...

WiMax Mixes With Google

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July 27th 2007
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Google and Sprint have just announced a partnership they are embarking on to develop a mobile internet portal by utilizing WiMax, telecom’s wireless technology. WiMax is known to move at speeds that are five times faster than many other wireless networks, however it is still slower than broadband. By the end of [...] more...

Sprint Matches iTunes Price on Music Downloads

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March 27th 2007
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Mobile provider Sprint has announced it will be slashing its music download prices from $2.49 to $0.99 in April, effectively matching the price of downloads for Apple’s iTunes Store. The Sprint Music Store contains tracks in every major genre from major music labels like EMI, Sony BMG, and the Warner Music [...] more...

Windows Live Dials Up Sprint

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November 16th 2006
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Microsoft is now catering to Sprint customers with Windows Live location-based search. This move marks part of a new deal by Sprint and Microsoft to develop a wide range of Sprint-powered Windows Live services. The search product will let users find nearby stores and restaurants as well as Sprint extras like [...] more...



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