Latest News on Integrated Telecom Services

CNBC's Brian Shactman has the real-time sector sort and finds that telecom is jumping on calls from RW Baird, which upgraded Verizon and AT&T to overweight.

An outlook on the wireless industry and an opinion on the aggressive move AT&T has made to pick up T-Mobile, with telecom legend, John Stanton, Clearwire interim CEO/chairman.

An outlook on why RIMM is still a stock to go long on, with Harry Rady, The Rady Contrarian/Rady Asset Management.

A look at Motorola Mobility and Motorola Solutions and which one is the better investment, with Travis McCourt, Morgan Keegan managing director.

The increases in mobile Internet traffic bodes well for satellite operators who can cover gaps in coverage. Iridium Communications is one worth keeping an eye on, says CEO Matt Desch, with Mad Money host Jim Cramer.

A look at how privately held wireless players are shaping up against the giants of the telecom world. Sanjiv Ahuja, LightSquared chairman/CEO, explains how his company is building a nationwide wholesale 4G network backed by investor Phil Falcone.

CNBC's Jim Cramer reports on investment opportunities in heavy machinery and the wireless sector, from the CTIA Wireless Conference in Orlando. According to Cramer, the DOJ could be Sprint's best friend when all is said and done.

CNBC'S Jon Fortt reports on smartphone race between Apple, Google's Android and RIM, from the CTIA wireless conference in Orlando, Florida.

Advice on how to protect your smartphone from viruses and hackers, with John Hering, Lookout CEO and CNBC's Jon Fortt, from CTIA in Orlando, Florida. Lookout aims to become the Symantec of the mobile computing industry.

Wireless carriers are fighting for spectrum control. Who will be the winners and losers? James Brehm, Mobile and Wireless Senior Consulting Analyst, Frost & Sullivan and Kevin Smithen, Macquarie Research weigh in.

Mad Money host Jim Cramer provides his view on the day's market activity and where things might be headed.

AT&T is trading higher on its bid to buy T-Mobile, but the deal still has to receive approval and that's not guaranteed, reports CNBC's Kate Kelly & Hampton Pearson.

Insight on the AT&T deal and what it could mean to the wireless industry, assuming it's approved, with John Hodulik, UBS telecom analyst and CNBC's Jon Fortt.

A look at how JPMorgan helped shepherd the transaction between AT&T and T-Mobile, with Jim Woolery, JPMorgan co-head, M&A division.