As we speak T-Mobile USA is having problems with its voice and data services and the outage is affecting customers nationwide. Calls are failing everywhere as users report busy tones and dropped calls. What's strange about it is that is that the signal bars are full so everything should work fine.
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Walmart is just about going to make you an offer you can't refuse. The giant discount products provider is getting ready to launch its own cheap wireless service. So if you happen to walk into a Walmart store soon then by all means, go ahead and check Straight Talk out.
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If you're a Symbian developer then you absolutely have to know that Symbian has a new service for you. Horizon is the new name of the game and it works as a testing portal. Horizon will help you test and standardize your software and you'll be ready in no time to send it to application stores.
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AT&T has launched a new service entitled FamilyMap. With it you will be able to locate any number on your AT&T account for a monthly fee. In other words you will be able to spy on your loved ones and especially on your enemies. Is that a good thing? Would you like your friends and family and most importantly your archenemies to know at all times where you are? Isn't that an invasion of one's privacy for a neatly fee? What do you think?
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Nokia has a new piece of software for you. It's the Nokia Easy Meet which is supposed to be an intuitive mobile collaboration tool which will let you share content with your mobile device and even your PC. The service doesn't require any special software to be installed on your handset. It will work simply with just an Internet browser of any kind, both mobile and PC versions.
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Location Based Service provider SkyHook Wireless is getting pretty friendly with Android developers and their applications, it appears developers are really warming up to SkyHook's Location Based SDK for Android.
Nokia has enhanced its Nokia.mobi mobile site with the launch of "Here and Now", a new section that claims to provide the latest world news, music, celebrity buzz, as well as information on Nokia services and products.
Needing a T-mobile G1 but you refuse to brave it out on the T-Mobile network? Well then this is definitely for you. While it's cool that the first Android phone can be unlocked to be used on any network, it does have a huge disadvantage, for now atleast.
Today at ITU Telecom Asia, Spb Software, the world's leading maker of Windows Mobile software, releases Spb Online to mobile network operators. Spb Online is a set of premium online services for 3G networks that stimulates subscriber uptake of mobile entertainment. Spb Online makes the following services easily accessible from handsets.
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