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BAGHDAD, Feb 3- Foreign investors bought more than two-thirds of Iraqi mobile operator Asiacell's $1.35 billion share sale, with parent Qatar Telecom expected to have increased its stake.
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Three years after AT&T Wireless subscribers found their cell-phone carrier was now Cingular Wireless, Cingular Wireless subscribers will soon be learning to call their carrier AT&T.
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Cisco Systems said it sued Apple for infringing its "iPhone" trademark, after Apple unveiled a multimedia phone of the same name.
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Vodafone''s chief executive said Wednesday that his company will soon make a firm bid for Hong Kong-based Hutchison Whampoa's controlling stake in a leading Indian mobile phone company.
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Apple shares are jumping higher this afternoon--up around 6.5% after the company unveiled it's new iPhone. “We’re gonna make some history today,” said Steve Jobs, the inconic head of Apple during his annual presentation at the MacWorld conference in San Francisco. “This is a day I’ve been looking forward to for two and a half years. Every once in a while, a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything.”
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Americans are a bit stodgy when it comes to using their cell phones for anything other than talking or text messaging, so don’t expect Yahoo’s New Go for Mobile 2.0 to take the country by storm. But the future of Internet distribution of news and entertainment is in hand-held devices and Yahoo is planting its flag firmly atop The Next Big Thing.
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Vodafone Chief Executive Arun Sarin will go to New Delhi on Wednesday to meet India's prime minister, the Daily Telegraph reported, even as rival bidders waited in line to begin due diligence of Hutchison Essar.
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Nokia sold 40 million smart phones in 2006 and more than 850 million people worldwide now use its mobile handsets, the Finnish company said Monday.
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The Washington Research Foundation has sued mobile phone makers Nokia, Samsung Electronics and Matsushita-owned Panasonic for infringing on a patent for wireless Bluetooth technology.
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AT&T plans to push new wireless services and make advertising a key revenue stream following its $86 billion acquisition of BellSouth, The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
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BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion issued quarterly earnings results, today after the bell. CNBC’s Jim Goldman sorted through the numbers and Peter Misek, Senior Technology Analyst at Canaccord Adams had the instant analysis.
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Forget about the iPod or Wii. Here's five tech gadgets that deserve to be on any wish list -- and only one of them will cost you a small fortune.
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Investors sold-off Sanyo Electric shares after Japanese mobile operator NTT DoCoMo announced a recall of cellphone batteries made by a Sanyo subsidiary.
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