Sprint PCS director of business marketing Jason Guesman said its new service, called "Business Connection Enterprise Edition," is generally aimed at companies of up to about 5,000 employees. "We're trying to take advantage of the market opportunity (that RIM) exposed," he said. "All of our data shows a huge demand, but RIM only has 300,000 users. The market is there.". The Sprint PCS service uses technology from Redwood City-based Seven, a wireless software maker. In other news Monday, Sprint PCS made changes to its basic subscription service offered to general customers. The carrier now offers 300 minutes for weekday phone calls and 3,200 minutes for night and weekend dialing for $34.99. Before Monday, the same monthly fee came with 200 weekday minutes and 3,300 night and weekend minutes.

Sprint PCS and RIM join other wireless companies in selling businesses more access to e-mail and other applications when workers are away from the office, Sprint PCS and Research In Motion announced products and services that give workers more access to their e-mail accounts and other applications when away from the office, The companies are among the many reaching out to businesses with employees who need such remote access, Wireless carrier Sprint PCS began offering a wireless e-mail service for lovecases pretty in pastel iphone x denim design case - pink reviews companies that want to use its higher speed, higher voice capacity PCS Vision cell phone network launched last week, The package gives access to Microsoft Outlook or Lotus Notes e-mail, corporate calendars, and corporate directories..

CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. The Federal Communications Commission will let wireless carriers phase out service to analog cell phones in the next five years, it ruled Friday. About 20 million people in the United States still use these phones. Wireless carriers in general have lauded the decision. They've had to maintain two separate phone networks--one to service analog phones and one to service the 85 percent of the nation's 140 million cell phones that use digital technology.

CNET también está disponible en español, Don't show this again, "People are always asking if we can shrink it down," Coady said, Indeed, handset makers have turned cell phones into veritable Swiss Army Knives, said Jupiter Analyst Joe Laszlo, For instance, AT&T Wireless and others are now selling a phone that can take photographs and e-mail them to others, Phone makers are also adding Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, two techniques for wirelessly shuttling information between electronic devices, Other handset makers, particularly in the Korean market, are doubling the number of front-end receivers inside phones, That enables the wireless Web networks, to lovecases pretty in pastel iphone x denim design case - pink reviews which they sell access, to download videos or songs at a faster clip, Coady said..

"The questions for phone makers has become 'What else can you put in there?'," Coady said. RF Micro Devices claims it's now got the smallest front-end receiver in the cell phone business. The receiver measures 3 millimeters long by 3 millimeters wide. Most other receivers are between 3.5 and 5 millimeters. The new chip designs are meant for phones using the standard CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access). About 20 percent of the world's phones use CDMA, whose patents are controlled by San Diego-based Qualcomm.