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Vivendi picks telecoms chief Charlier to head France's SFR -
Vivendi has appointed its head of telecommunications, Jean-Yves Charlier, as the CEO of SFR in a move that strengthens the leadership of the French operator ahead of a possible initial public offering.
Clearwire 'materially reducing' Huawei footprint in TD-LTE buildout -
Clearwire said it is reducing the amount of Huawei equipment it is using in its TD-LTE network buildout, likely a response to ongoing concerns that Huawei's network gear poses a threat to U.
Walmart exec: TracFone's Straight Talk is 'one of the best-kept secrets' in wireless -
LAS VEGAS--Walmart's top mobile executive said that the Straight Talk service offered by América Móvil's U.
Ericsson crosses milestone of 1B subs covered by managed services deals -
Ericsson said there are now more than 1 billion subscribers on networks for which it provides managed services, a milestone it crossed sometime in the first quarter.
Report: Sprint could pay $1B to rip out Huawei's kit from Clearwire's network -
If Japan's SoftBank wins control of Sprint Nextel, it has pledged to remove network gear from Huawei that Clearwire uses in its network, a step that, according to a Wall Street Journal article, could cost up to $1 billion.
FreedomPop shows off LTE-capable smartphone case, hopes for year-end launch -
LAS VEGAS--MVNO FreedomPop plans to release a smartphone case that can connect to Sprint Nextel's EV-DO and LTE networks sometime this year.
While Samsung & Co. are away, the smaller OEMs will play -
Absent from the CTIA Wireless 2013 conference here this week were the big, company-sponsored product unveilings or parties (or combination thereof) that used to dominate this show.
Mallinson: Nokia needs to stay the course with Windows Phone -
Nokia cannot afford to lose its nerve now despite calls for a Plan B from some irate shareholders.
Walmart wants to use mobile to transform retail -
LAS VEGAS--Walmart is looking to mobile technology to redefine the shopping experience for its retail customers.
Nokia exec highlights improved Lumia marketing coordination with Microsoft, carriers -
LAS VEGAS--Nokia is still struggling to gain traction with its Lumia-branded smartphones running Microsoft's Windows Phone platform.
