You Can't Buy T-Mobile - Mobility TechZone

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Date: 11/30/2011

Featured Articles » Motorola Droid 4 Specs Revealed: A Big RAZR with Keyboard » China Sweeps U.S. in Smartphone Market » LightSquared Partners with CPD-USA 4GWE Conference 4GWE is designed to focus on issues related to mobile evolution - as well as expanding mobile coverage. Sessions will explore the quickly evolving mobile enterprise market, covering important topics such as; supporting mobile nomads, mobile apps including the next generation of apps and HTML5, security for the enterprise, devices and so much more. 4GWE has become the industry's premier gathering place for Mobile Network Operators, fixed carriers, handset manufacturers, mobile internet device manufacturers, application providers, and venture capitalists. Top Stories » Samsung Mobile Launches Television and Online Campaign to Prove 'The Next Big Thing Is Already Here' » 4G BlackBerry Torch 9810 Smartphone Now Available from Cincinnati Bell » Location-Based Service Market in North America to Touch $710 Million in 2016   From The Expert Corner November 30, 2011 You Can't Buy T-Mobile By Carl Ford Partner, Crossfire Media AT&T (News - Alert) is showing signs of accepting its fate and getting ready to pay Deutsche Telekom $4 billion for its failure.  I have long been in favor of the merger because I saw it as a cheap way for AT&T to buy spectrum. I also thought that it made the migration to 4G easier. Now comes the question of what comes next for both companies? Let’s put AT&T to the side for a moment and focus on T-Mobile. I have never been a fan of T-Mobile’s advertising strategy. The company positions itself with the Anne Hathaway lookalike girl as a cheaper solution. However, they have partnered with Google to be the first Android deployer (and of course previously with Google’s Andy Rubin when he was Danger Software and the Sidekick)... Read More   From The Blogs Stoke's Dan McBride on LTE Security November 27, 2011 By: Suzanne Bowen Dan McBride is the VP of Marketing at Stoke the past four years and has enviable background of 18 years' networking industry experience. The company Stoke, whose main offices are in Santa Clara, California and Bangalore, India, was a sponsor and exhibitor of the October 2011 4G World conference in Chicago. Their well-respected clients such as NTT Docomo and British Telecom take advantage of Stoke's Security eXchange, WiFi eXchange, and Stoke Session eXchange (SSX-3000 and XGLC20 Packet Processing Line Card)... Read More Featured Videos Interview with Sprint - Samantha Jordan Featured Resources » TTEthernet in Motion » Your Customers Are on the Smartphone. Is Your Call Center? » SMS: THE VOICE ALTERNATIVE CHANNEL THAT SPEAKS VOLUMES Featured Channels » 4G Mobile Backhaul » 4G Wireless Evolution » M2M Evolution Advertise With Us   General advertising Info: Click here      Become a MobilityTechzone columnist! Interested in reaching Mobility Techzone's Global Wireless and Mobile Communications Audience of 70,000 Unique Visitors? Please contact Matthew Gleeson to learn how at mgleeson@tmcnet.com or 1 (203) 852-6800 x145.

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