Minister Wants to Turn Church's Cross into a Mobile Phone Mast RedNova
A CLERGYMAN wants to let a mobile phone company erect a cross- shaped mast on the roof of his church. The existing cross would be taken down to make way for the speciallybuilt mitter.
NRK, Ericsson announce test of customized advertising for mobile phone television viewers Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
OSLO, Norway -- Norwegian broadcaster NRK and Swedish wireless equipment maker LM Ericsson AB on Wednesday announced what they said was the world's first test of customized advertising for mobile phone television.
Career spans from wired to wireless Boston Globe
WOBURN -- Four decades ago, Bob Stott began installing wires, checking circuits, and fixing equipment at New England Telephone Co.; at the end of this month, he will step down from a leading position at Verizon Wireless , a company that has helped free people from the telephone wires he once spliced together.
Firefight hampered by damaged equipment The Australian
FIRE authorities are "flying blind" today after a key piece of technology used to track the state's blazes was damaged.
Texas EquuSearch clings to hope in hunt for lost Houston Chronicle
Three hours after Raul Mendoza left to play cards at a friend's house, his 2005 Dodge Magnum was found on a moonlit east Houston street, abandoned. His cell phone was on the front seat. A bullet had pierced the driver's side window. His family feared the worst.
Prostitute negotiates with police then steals their equipment Post-Tribune
A Hammond woman who solicited undercover officers has been charged with theft after she allegedly stole surveillance equipment and "buy" money from the officers.
Ericsson execs cleared of tax evasion AP via Yahoo! News
Seven current and former executives and one accountant of Swedish mobile-phone equipment maker LM Ericsson were acquitted of tax evasion charges Friday.
911 cell phone locator no longer on hold Honolulu Star-Bulletin
AN ENHANCED 911 system could let emergency responders on Oahu locate callers using cell phones beginning this week, more than two years after wireless carriers started charging its customers 66 cents a month to fund the service.
Search set for three stranded mountain climbers The Columbian
Rescue crews expected to try early Monday morning to find three stranded climbers on Mount Hood. The Hood River County Sheriff’s Office late Sunday night said 20 persons and their equipment would travel 11 miles by snow cat from the Cooper Spur area on the northeast flank of the mountain.
County donates hazardous materials equipment to Tijuana Fire Department North County Times
SAN DIEGO - The county of San Diego donated 50,000 in hazardous materials equipment to the Tijuana Fire Department, it was announced today.
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