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Virginia May Ban Texting While Driving

State legislators in Virginia want to ban driving while texting (DWT) on a cell phone. Virginia's General Assembly is proposing legislation that would prohibit texting while driving an electric wheelchair, riding a bicycle, motorcycle and a moped.

Nielsen To Measure Mobile Users

he Nielsen Company said they would begin measuring mobile phone users through their Nielsen Wireless service. The service will measure the amount of people who use mobile Internet and mobile video. "Nielsen To Measure Mobile Users"

Skype To FCC: Let My People Go

VoIP firm Skype wants the Federal Communications Commission to force cellular providers into letting people have more choice about how they connect to those wireless networks.

Infinity/Toplists To Create US SMS Database

Infinity Acquisition Corp., Inc. has teamed up with Toplists.com to create what they contend may be the largest and most comprehensive list of "SMS" wireless numbers in the United States.

CTIA WIRELESS 2006 Web Casts Now Available

Didn't make it to Vegas for Borth America's largest wireless industry trade show?

CTIA Wireless and Navteq LBS Challenge

Just returned from a whil-wind couple of days in Vegas to take in CTIA Wireless and the Navteq Challenge.

CTIA Wireless IT & Entertainment 2005 Next Month

The CTIA Wireless IT & Entertainment 2005 event is coming up September 27-29 at Moscone West in San Francisco, and will focus on mobile solutions for enterprises.

CTIA WIRELESS I.T. & Entertainment 2004 to Feature Apple, Vodafone, Microsoft, and Yahoo!

Today, CTIA - The Wireless Association announced the keynote speakers for the upcoming CTIA WIRELESS I.T. & Entertainment 2004, October 25-27, 2004 in San Francisco, California.

CTIA Wireless show opens

The dangers of regulation in the wireless telecommunications industry and the issues surrounding the roll out of e911 were among the first items on the agenda at the CTIA Wireless 2003 show in New Orleans Monday.

Wi-Fi is Hot at CTIA, Hope Remains for 3G

Hype and whiz-bang technology ideas haven't been much in evidence at the CTIA Wireless 2003 show in New Orleans this week. Instead the show has been dominated by real products, real engagements and partnerships designed to integrate existing technologies to make a more seamless whole.