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AT&T Opens Up Wireless Network, but Maintains iPhone Restrictions
America's biggest wireless carrier, AT&T, has upstaged rival operator, Verizon Wireless, in the rush to open up wireless networks, announcing with that customers will now be able to access its services with any compatible wireless device, even those sold by its competitors.
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Canadian Regulators Examine Ethics of Long Distance Calling Cards
Canada's Competition Bureau scrutinizing businesses that sell prepaid long distance phone cards, saying that it wants to ensure that customers are clearly informed what they're getting when purchasing the popular convenience items.
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FCC Denies Verizon's Request to Increase Network Access Fees
America's Federal Communications Commission has denied a request by telecom giant, Verizon Communications, to charge higher network access fees to smaller rivals in six East Coast markets, including Boston, New York, and Philadelphia.
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German Court Overturns Injunction against Exclusive iPhone Sales
Europe's largest telecommunications company, Deutsche Telekom, has successfully defeated an injunction ordering it not to tether the popular Apple iPhone device to its T-Mobile network in Germany.
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XO Communications Uses Cisco Hardware to Double Network Capacity
Enterprise telecom and broadband provider, XO Communications, announced on Monday that it will more than double the capacity of its national IP network, using Cisco Systems' CRS-1 carrier routing system. This paves the way for XO to operate a multi-terabit network in the future.
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