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26Percentage of wireless customers who use their cell phones to take picturesMore Vitals
| |   Cellular Carriers under Siege As more rivals, such as Wi-Fi outfits, ISPs, and even radio broadcasters, encroach on their turf, the wireless providers may need to merge If You Upgrade, Will They Call? The major wireless companies have spent billions juicing their networks for advanced data content. Now comes the hard part: Luring customers The Magic of Wi-Fi The allure of unfettered, high-speed Internet access has many enchanted. But its real power is getting tech giants all fired up again Looking for "Rational Economics" Sprint PCS President Len Lauer on the need for a business model that allows wireless carriers to profit and innovate Why Investors Aren't Dialing Motorola Even though the No. 2 handset maker broke a string of losses, Wall Street is more focused on its inability to get sales rising smartly | |
 STREET WISE Before You Bet on Telecom Consolidation While Sprint PCS's growing woes appear to set it up as the catalyst for a merger wave, they'll more likely only slow it down (3/3/03) BUSINESSWEEK INVESTOR Unleash Your Home Wi-Fi Net A few tweaks could boost performance big-time (3/10/03) TECHNOLOGY AND YOU Homeland Security for Your Wi-Fi Many users of wireless networks ignore basic precautions, but new software will help foil hackers (2/17/03) NEWS: ANALYSIS & COMMENTARY Laptop Makers Don't Want This Intel Inside The new Centrino comes with a disappointing wireless chip (3/17/03) | |
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