Guardian Unlimited – T-Mobile is pooling its mobile phone masts with rival operator 3, to bring high-speed wireless broadband to more of the new revenues as core voice and text prices decline, T-Mobile has concentrated on turning the mobile phone into an internet Cont

Raleigh News & Observer – It makes wireless devices with phone, texting, e-mail and Internet capability for customers around the world. Irving is home to the nation’s largest company, Exxon Mobil, and to Kimberly-Clark and jewelry company Zale. It also houses large offices for Cont

ABC News – It sounded like a great idea: big cities would offer wide-area wireless Internet access as part of their infrastructure, the same as roads, traffic lights, and sewers. A cheap, fast Net connection anywhere within city limits, 24/7. What’s not to love Cont

Washington Post – In addition, the state will spend $370 million in the next five years to improve the MARC rail commuter line, adding seats, trips and wireless Internet access. By 2015, the report says, Maryland will invest about $1 billion to expand MARC service Cont

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