Sprint Scraps Major IT Outsourcing Deal With IBM

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• Verizon Wireless To Buy Alltel In $28.1 Billion Deal Verizon Wireless said Thursday that it would buy Alltel Corp for 28 1 billion vaulting the combined company to first place in the U S mobile services market ahead of ...

• Apple iPhone SDK Reflects Major Developer Strategy CEO Steve Jobs claims that 35 of the i Fortune I 500 companies have participated in beta program for developing business applications for the iP ...

• Bugslayer: GUI Control to Major Tom This month John Robbins illustrates the use of the UI Automation tools and APIs to achieve more reliable automated GUI tes ...

• Nortel Signs $2 Billion Supply Deal With Verizon Wireless The five year agreement is aimed at expanding the quality and reach of Verizon s network in the United States as users clamor for online video games and music the companies said Tuesday ...

• Opera Lands Samsung Licensing Deal The South Korean electronics maker will use Opera Mobile in as yet unspecified advanced cell and or smartphones ...

• Nokia Joins Sprint Nextel's Effort To Deploy WiMax Nokia will provide wireless network infrastructure and develop WiMax enabled mobile devices including multimedia computers and Internet tablets ...

• Even With China Deal, Google's Got A Tough Sell In Mobile Search Its deal with the world s largest mobile service company is a nice start though ...

• Sprint Nextel Will Layoff 5,000 After Loss Of Subscribers Sprint had a net loss of 300 000 subscribers in the last quarter and its stock promptly plunged 10 on the news ...

• Sprint Picks Chicago And Washington For First WiMax Deployments Motorola has been awarded the contract for the Chicago market while Samsung will deploy the WiMax infrastructure in the Washington area ...