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Fast Company
May 2001
George Anders |
Hard Cell The story of the Kyocera Smartphone is a case study in creativity, design, engineering -- and sheer determination. Here's what it takes to launch a hot product in a crowded market...   |
PC World
April 4, 2001
Dan Neel |
Microsoft Backs Down on Bluetooth Emerging connectivity technology won't be in first release of Windows XP after all... |
CIO
March 15, 2001 |
Please, Pick Up the Phone Your strategic e-commerce advantage is ringing in your pocket. Will phones be the critical platform for business in the futures? |
CIO
March 15, 2001
Dan Sweeney |
High Speed, Low Cost The new generation of data access providers offers great deals---but at what price? While T1 alternatives like DSL have been disappointing for business use, data-centric local exchanges (D-LECs) and building local exchanges (B-LECs) have arrived with low cost and fast installation. |
Wired
March 2001
William Shaw |
In Helsinki Virtual Village Your cell phone is a broadband browser, a smart wallet, and a passport to the wireless community of the future. And your fellow citizens are the content, 24 hours a day... |
Fast Company
April 2001
Fara Warner |
Fast Farmers Prairie iNet is hooking up America's heartland... |
PC World
March 7, 2001
Tom Spring |
Hurry Up and Wait for Speedy Wireless Nets What will entice customers--and wireless providers--to jump to the next generation? |
Fast Company
March 2001
Ian Wylie |
Beyond the Wireless Bubble Kenny Hirschorn, executive VP of strategy, imagineering, and futurology at Orange PLC, a leading European telecom company, is betting that he knows what's next for wireless access to the Internet... |
Wired
February 2001
David Sheff |
Betting on Bandwidth Edward Tian has a pipe dream for China. It's called democracy... |
Wired
January 2001
Jonathan Kandell |
Yo Quiero Todo Bell Telmex tycoon Carlos Slim Helu controls Mexico's local phone service, long distance, and Net access, not to mention half of the nation's stock market. Now he's set his sights north of the border... |
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