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Nokia Siemens will focus on profits, not market share, says chairman

var switchTo5x=true;stLight.options({publisher:’wp.a59d09bc-1c99-4b2d-8eab-3cd220e8a88e’});var st_type=’wordpress3.2.1′;The aggressive growth plans outlined in the past by Nokia Siemens Networks (NSN) have been dumped in favour of a drive on profitability.

Rumour mill: Telefónica Spain to select Alca-Lu for LTE network

var switchTo5x=true;stLight.options({publisher:’wp.a59d09bc-1c99-4b2d-8eab-3cd220e8a88e’});var st_type=’wordpress3.2.1′;Telefónica Spain is expected to announce that Alcatel-Lucent is to provide the company with a nationwide LTE network, according to a Bloomberg report. Sources close to the negotiations say that Alca-Lu is ahead of rival LTE infrastructure suppliers, with a formal decision anticipated when Telefónica unveils details … FierceWireless

Leap adds 179,000 customers in Q4, LTE rollout remains on track

var switchTo5x=true;stLight.options({publisher:’wp.a59d09bc-1c99-4b2d-8eab-3cd220e8a88e’});var st_type=’wordpress3.2.1′;Cricket provider Leap Wireless (NASDAQ:LEAP) reported a rise in its net customer additions in the fourth quarter from a year ago, but the company’s revenues came in below some investor expectations. As a result, the company’s shares fell slightly to $ 9.41 in after-hours trading immed… FierceWireless

AT&T measures data traffic growth in multiple ways

var switchTo5x=true;stLight.options({publisher:’wp.a59d09bc-1c99-4b2d-8eab-3cd220e8a88e’});var st_type=’wordpress3.2.1′;Timed to coincide with the release of Cisco’s annual report on mobile data traffic, AT&T Mobility (NYSE:T) reported Tuesday that its wireless data traffic doubled in 2011. However, at recent investor conferences, AT&T executives said that data growth was increasing a… FierceWireless

Vodafone’s potential bid for Cable & Wireless fails to excite analysts

var switchTo5x=true;stLight.options({publisher:’wp.a59d09bc-1c99-4b2d-8eab-3cd220e8a88e’});var st_type=’wordpress3.2.1′;Vodafone’s interest in making a bid for Cable & Wireless Worldwide (CWW) is being given a lukewarm reception by market analysts. While Vodafone has admitted preliminary talks with the struggling fixed-line network provider, initial reaction has been that any decision to acquire CWW is little more than an option for the company.

Free Mobile’s impact–we should have seen it coming

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Vodafone’s Q3 hurt by weak performance in Italy and Spain

var switchTo5x=true;stLight.options({publisher:’wp.a59d09bc-1c99-4b2d-8eab-3cd220e8a88e’});var st_type=’wordpress3.2.1′;Vodafone missed its third-quarter revenue forecast as poor results from Italy and Spain weighed down the group and overshadowed  strong performances in Turkey and India. For the quarter ending Dec. 31, the company said that its global revenues fell 2.3 per cent to £11.62 billion, with Vodafone’s European operations suffering a … FierceWireless

Canada endorses Dish’s LTE Advanced network, but FCC still on the fence

var switchTo5x=true;stLight.options({publisher:’wp.a59d09bc-1c99-4b2d-8eab-3cd220e8a88e’});var st_type=’wordpress3.2.1′;Dish Network told the FCC that it has received approval from the Canadian government to secure spectrum from two of TerreStar Networks’ Canadian subsidiaries, and used the approval to press the FCC to give its own assent. In a filing with the FCC, Dish said that Industry Canada, the Canadian governmental department that [...]

Study: Some Kindle Fire owners disappointed in lack of 3G/4G capability

var switchTo5x=true;stLight.options({publisher:’wp.a59d09bc-1c99-4b2d-8eab-3cd220e8a88e’});var st_type=’wordpress3.2.1′;A new ChangeWave Research survey of Amazon Kindle Fire owners found some disliked the device’s lack of 3G/4G capability. When asked to name their top dislikes of the Kindle Fire, the majority (27 percent) said they disliked that there was no volume button, 21 percent said they didn’t like the Kindle Fire’s lack of a camera, 1… [...]

Apple reverses ban on iPhone sales in Germany, but could stumble on iCloud

var switchTo5x=true;stLight.options({publisher:’wp.a59d09bc-1c99-4b2d-8eab-3cd220e8a88e’});var st_type=’wordpress3.2.1′;A German court ordered Apple to stop online sales of its older model iPhones and 3G-enabled iPads, but Apple managed to reverse the ruling within hours. The dust-up stems from a court injunction secured by Motorola Mobility in December after Apple failed to license Motorola wireless patents. Apple’s iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS and [...]

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