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3 to be dropped by Japanese partner?

There are suggestions that UK network 3 may be dropped by its Japanese partner NTT DoCoMo - particularly as DoCoMo is said to be interested in buying MMO2. DoCoMo currently owns 20% of 3.
2.3.04 15:00


Sending TV pictures to mobile phones

Interactive TV company Visionik has announced its new 'Snapshot' service, which will enable TV broadcasters to let viewers send images to their mobile phones. Snapshot will enable viewers to receive any image shown during the TV show, not just pre-set pictures.
3.3.04 08:58


Looking back at the 3GSM Congress

The Unstrung web site has reviewed the recent 3GSM mobile phone conference in France.
3.3.04 09:03


Research says don't ban camera phones

Analysts at Gartner believe that businesses shouldn't ban camera phones but should suggest usage guidelines instead. They point out that many other pocket-sized devices can be used for breaching security - not just digital cameras.
4.3.04 10:11


Mobiles on the Underground

The BBC has reported that London Underground is talking to the UK's mobile networks about providing mobile phone services for customers travelling on the tube.
4.3.04 10:20


Chicago to ban camera phones?

The American city of Chicago is looking to introduce legislation outlawing the use of camera phones in "privacy areas" such as changing rooms and hospitals. However, some campaigners want the law extended to cover areas such as supermarket queues.
6.3.04 11:01


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