Mobile Operator

SAN FRANCISCO, May 1 morning news, Bloomberg quoted sources as saying that the third largest US mobile operator Sprint is planning to promote the fourth largest mobile operator T-Mobile USA acquisition. Last month, Sprint contacted the bank to make a debt purchase to complete the acquisition. Sources said Sprint CFO Joe Euteneuer and Treasurer Greg Block had talks with six banks to ensure ...

Beijing time October 28 Evening News, according to foreign media reports, the Japanese mobile operator SoftBank and NTT DoCoMo Thursday released their respective 2010 second-quarter earnings, driven by smart phone sales, two companies have reached double-digit net profit.　　In the second quarter of 2010, SoftBank's net profit was 57.4 billion yen (about $702.48 million), the all-time record, compared with 43.4 billion yen in the same period last year. Operating profit was 158.9 billion yen, up from 122.33 billion yen in the same period last year. Revenue is 76 ...

Beijing Time October 12 Evening news, according to foreign media reported today, the U.S. mobile operator T USA and Microsoft's subsidiary said that because of the failure of mobile services, sidekick mobile phone users may have lost their mobile phone stored all the personal data, including contact information, calendar　　, photos and other personal information.　　The handset is made by Microsoft's subsidiary, sold by T USA. Two companies said that Microsoft ran a server failure, resulting in sidekick mobile phone user data ...

Absrtact: ' February 7, sources revealed in Friday that Groupon, America's largest Groupon group, is negotiating with several private-equity firms and South Korean conglomerates to consider selling monster, the country's second-largest mobile ticket. The deal ticket monster ' February 7, sources said in Friday that Groupon, America's biggest Groupon, is negotiating with several private-equity firms and South Korean conglomerates to consider selling ticket Mon, the country's second-largest mobile operator ...

Beijing time, July 17, foreign media published in Monday, said that because of the lack of innovation, the U.S. consumers to change the rate of smartphones is a downward trend, which for mobile operators and smartphone manufacturers is a potential danger signal. The following is a summary of the article: Now that fewer consumers are choosing to upgrade their smartphones, this may have a negative impact on the revenue growth of mobile operators and smartphone makers. According to analysts at UBS AG, the proportion of Americans selling old handsets to buy new models has declined in recent years. And this ...