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Regulation May 25, 2012

Verizon 700MHz spectrum attracts 36 suitors

Verizon Wireless said 36 potential buyers have so far expressed an interest in buying its 700Mhz Lower A and B Block spectrum

By Tim Ferguson

Devices Europe Huawei Network Tech RAN Vendors Regulation May 24, 2012

Huawei files European patent complaint against InterDigital

Huawei Technologies made an anti-trust complaint to the European Commission against US technology company InterDigital, calling for an intervention to “end InterDigital’s abuses of its patents allegedly essential to the 3G (UMTS) standard.

By Steve Costello

AT&T Network Tech North America Operators Regulation May 24, 2012

AT&T refarming 2G spectrum in NYC

AT&T has started to reallocate 2G spectrum in New York City to 3G and 4G networks

By Tim Ferguson

Network Tech Operators Regulation Telefonica Vodafone May 24, 2012

Ofcom notes issues with Everything Everywhere LTE plans

UK telecoms regulator Ofcom said that a consultation into a proposal to allow Everything Everywhere (EE) to use its 1800MHz spectrum to launch LTE services had raised “a number of detailed issues that Ofcom must now consider carefully.

By Steve Costello

North America Regulation May 21, 2012

FCC announces proposal for wireless monitoring

The US Federal Communications Commission will vote this week (24 May) on whether to allow greater use of spectrum for sensor-based patient monitoring, the regulator’s chairman Julius Genachowski said at the end of last week.

By Richard Handford

Apple Devices Regulation May 18, 2012

RIM, Motorola tweak nano-SIM design

RIM and Motorola have altered their proposed design for the next-generation nano-SIM card to move closer to Apple’s version, reports Engadget.

By Tim Ferguson

North America Regulation May 16, 2012

FCC probing Verizon spectrum deals

The Federal Communications Commission has asked US number one operator Verizon Wireless for clarification on its spectrum plans, following its previously announced deals to buy AWS spectrum from a consortium of cable companies, and sell some of the 700MHz frequencies it already owns.

By Steve Costello

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