Just last week , the US Department of Justice indicated its desire to dismiss the lawsuit it filed to stop the union of AT&T and T-Mobile because of Ma Bell’s withdrawal of the merger’s FCC application. It looks like that’s given the telco plenty more issues to ponder, so now it’s asking Judge Huvelle to postpone further antitrust court proceedings until January 18.
Just last week , the US Department of Justice indicated its desire to dismiss the lawsuit it filed to stop the union of AT&T and T-Mobile because of Ma Bell’s withdrawal of the merger’s FCC application. It looks like that’s given the telco plenty more issues to ponder, so now it’s asking Judge Huvelle to postpone further antitrust court proceedings until January 18.
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AT&T asks judge to stay T-Mobile merger court proceedings until January 18th (update: granted)
Uh oh, HyperMac just announced that it will cease the sale of MacBook charging cables and car chargers — on November 2nd at 00:00 US Pacific Time, they’ll be gone for good. While the HyperMac batteries will be sold, you won’t be able to charge your MagSafe -equipped MacBook without the cable, so what’s the point
Uh oh, HyperMac just announced that it will cease the sale of MacBook charging cables and car chargers — on November 2nd at 00:00 US Pacific Time, they’ll be gone for good. While the HyperMac batteries will be sold, you won’t be able to charge your MagSafe -equipped MacBook without the cable, so what’s the point
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HyperMac will stop selling MacBook charging cables on November 2 — Apple wins, you lose
With improved battery life and more graphics power, the Apple MacBook (Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz) is a nice value proposition for those who don’t need the extra features found in a MacBook Pro.
With improved battery life and more graphics power, the Apple MacBook (Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz) is a nice value proposition for those who don’t need the extra features found in a MacBook Pro.
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Apple MacBook (Core 2 Duo 2.4GHz)
Over the next few years we’re looking at major LTE build-outs in the US from at least two players — Verizon and AT&T — but we’ve rather unexpectedly gotten a third player coming into the fold today led by hedge fund Harbinger Capital Partners. Basically, these guys just got regulatory approval last week to buy satellite operator SkyTerra , combining about 23MHz of spectrum through slivers of ownership in the 1.4GHz and 1.6GHz terrestrial bands with 10MHz of L-band satellite space. This isn’t the kind of network you’ll just be able to waltz into a store and sign up for, though; instead, Harbinger is looking to offer it as an end-to-end wholesale service to other providers, of which AT&T and Verizon could be a part if they need the extra capacity or they’re looking for a stopgap prior to completing their own build-outs
Over the next few years we’re looking at major LTE build-outs in the US from at least two players — Verizon and AT&T — but we’ve rather unexpectedly gotten a third player coming into the fold today led by hedge fund Harbinger Capital Partners. Basically, these guys just got regulatory approval last week to buy satellite operator SkyTerra , combining about 23MHz of spectrum through slivers of ownership in the 1.4GHz and 1.6GHz terrestrial bands with 10MHz of L-band satellite space. This isn’t the kind of network you’ll just be able to waltz into a store and sign up for, though; instead, Harbinger is looking to offer it as an end-to-end wholesale service to other providers, of which AT&T and Verizon could be a part if they need the extra capacity or they’re looking for a stopgap prior to completing their own build-outs
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New US LTE network borne of satellite operators, launching next year
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