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2005
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September
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- Sony cracks down on PSP hacks
- PDAs expected to change healthcare in future
- Apple admits problem with iPod nano
- Sony Ericsson's Walkman phone in short supply
- BT unveils 3G Wi-Fi combo
- i-mode finally connects with the UK
- The Power of Dumb Ideas/ Marketing
- Cybersalon & OpenSpectrum UK / Future Wireless eve...
- Intel to supply chips for RIM's new BlackBerry
- O2 to launch i-mode in UK next week
- NEC launches world's thinnest foldaway phones
- Games on cellphones becoming serious business
- Music biz explores wireless frontier
- Camera phone enters new creative territory
- Ofcom/ Communications Market August 2005 Quarterly...
- Future Wireless Networks and Services & Radio Spec...
- Technologies for the Wireless Future: : Wireless W...
- 100Mbps broadband a reality by 2007
- Broadband use in UK surpasses US levels
- FUTURE WIRELESS: practical.discourse.creative ...
- Engineering BT to 21CN
- The WiMax quiet revolution: BT's on board
- Intel sees WiMax trials in Asia end-2005
- BT welcomes new era of regulation
- Broadband / BBC current affairs programmes online
- Nokia aims new 100-euro-phone at emerging markets
- NEC launches world's thinnest foldaway phones
- Camera phones will be high-precision scanners
- Google prepares to launch WiFi service
- The eBay-Skype deal is a blow to open standards
- Virgin Mobile takes iPod phone to UK
- Google launches blog search engine
- Moore's Law
- Convergence
- Intel- Wimax wireless chip
- HIVE Networks Workshop + Launch
- BT moves closer to universal broadband
- Top 10 products
- AOL launches podcast search
- Reuters teams up with Vodafone for 3G news service
- LG struggles to match early mobile phone success
- Mobile industry ‘not downloading mobile content’
- "Beyond Phones: Mobility and the Future of Media"
- BBC opens TV archive to remixers
- the age of the mobile device
- Backpack designed to generate power from walking
- iPod/ clothes/ cars
- Sony takes aim at Apple's iPod
- Apple announcement today / Rokr iTunes mobile phon...
- Standards row puts brakes on mobile TV in Europe
- $50bn by 2010 - no end in sight for SMS phenomenon
- Kent gets super-fast wireless broadband
- Big bucks back next mobile frontier: Broadcast TV
- Apple iTunes phone launch
- The Battle of the Wireless Technologies
- CSN Radio 877 FM @ Cardiff Bay/ 2
- Band 3
- Cam 2
- Cam 1
- Band 2
- Band 1
- Pirate Flag
- LHV
- Helwick
- Pirate Station
- Miner
- LHV 14
- Social Services turns to Wi-Fi
- UK cautiously welcomes i2010
- Sony PSP sets sights on UK gamers
- Apple's iPod to set European mobiles ringing
- Google's Big Bet: Beyond Instant Messaging
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