Huawei will add 600 jobs in North America next year, a sign that the Chinese company is taking the market seriously as it moves to compete with U.S. heavyweights.
The "U.S. is a very important market to Huawei," Robert Fox, chief branding officer of Huawei's wireless division, told Dow Jones Newswires. "We are increasing staff there to support a rise in customer business."
Indeed, this year Huawei boosted its North American profile by scoring several key contracts. The company, which currently has around 900 employees in North America, will provide the infrastructure for Cox Communications' 3G CDMA network and also is a supplier for Clearwire's WiMAX network. Full story...
A new buying consortium and membership-based trade organization for indirect wireless dealers is hoping to barnstorm the International CTIA Wireless trade show next week.
HTC is convinced it can counter a lawsuit brought against it earlier this month by Apple, and will use every means at its disposal to fight back.
T-Mobile USA confirmed that it has talked with Clearwire and various cable companies about a possible joint venture to enhance the company's spectrum position.
This week Microsoft released details on its new Windows Phone 7 Series operating system for smartphones, timed to be commercially available by the critical fourth quarter holiday shopping season.
Last week, Cisco announced the CRS-3, a core router promising three times the switching capacity of its flagship CRS-1--topping out at 322 Tbps in a fully-loaded cluster.
Google is collecting carriers.
Sprint Nextel announced that it, too, will support Google's flagship Android smartphone that the search giant is selling through its own online store--the move makes Sprint the last of the Tier 1 U.
Sprint Nextel will use next week's CTIA Wireless trade show to debut its first smartphone running on Clearwire's mobile WiMAX network, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal.
Research firm Strategy Analytics tracks the design and engineering trends in the handset market, and, thanks to a teaming between Strategy Analytics and FierceWireless, we'll bring you some key figures from the firm's reports.
Qualcomm said it will bid in India's wireless broadband spectrum auction in an attempt to promote the TD-LTE standard in the world's second most populous country.
Google released a new unlocked version of its Nexus One Android phone that will work on AT&T Mobility's 3G spectrum bands, a move that could spur wider distribution of the smartphone.