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Google Aims Block At Verizon Wireless Bid Syndicate content

Verizon's win in the FCC auction for the C block of 700MHz spectrum should be stopped unless the company agrees to give existing customers open access privileges, according to Google.

Verizon Sees Long Term Evolution Syndicate content

Verizon said this morning the company will launch its next-generation wireless broadband network, dubbed Long Term Evolution (LTE) after sometime in 2010, approximately a year after the large swath of C-block 700 MHz spectrum the company won in a recent FCC auction becomes available.

Google: We Really Tried To Get 700MHz License Syndicate content

Now that FCC requirements on not discussing the wireless spectrum auction have passed, Google disclosed a little information about the process and their participation.

Sprint Forges Ahead With Xohm Syndicate content

The WiMax service from Sprint called Xohm picked up an award at CTIA, as the initiative continues to progress in its development.

GrandCentral Figures In Google's Wi-Fi Plans Syndicate content

With Google's purchase of GrandCentral Communications in July 2007, the company set up a way to pull people away from their relationships with wireless phone carriers.

Google Raises Hopes For National Wi-Fi Syndicate content

Rivalry with Microsoft takes a backseat to working with them as part of a group lobbying the FCC for the spaces inside analog TV spectrum next year.

Verizon Wins Spectrum, Everyone Else Loses Syndicate content

Verizon won the FCC auction for the soon-to-be available wireless 700MHz wireless spectrum, in bidding that may have involved Google at some point in the process.
News Tags: wireless, FCC, AT&T, 700MHz, Verizon

Spectrum Auction 73 Passes $4.6 Billion Syndicate content

In the parlance of online auctions, the reserve price has been met, in this case for a swath of 700MHz spectrum being freed up by TV broadcasters in 2009.

FCC Auction Bidding Tops $11.5 Billion Syndicate content

The big prize, a slice of spectrum covering the US, has stalled at a bid of $4.29 billion, under the Federal Communication Commission's reserve price of $4.6 billion.

iPhone Popularity Inspires Keyless Trend Syndicate content

Engadget Mobile often has some intriguing glimpses of what may be in our future.
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