The No. 3 U.S. wireless carrier is talking with Deutsche Telekom over a merger with its U.S. T-Mobile unit, the nation's No. 4 mobile phone carrier, according to published reports.
Sprint Nextel reportedly wants a majority stake, but Deutsche Telekom hasn't agreed. Sprint-controlled Clearwire, also could be part of a deal.
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
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- Lenovo launches Android-powered LePad tablet in China
- EBay to buy GSI Commerce
- Internet pioneer Paul Baran dies at 84
- Google to offer mobile payment technology
- Nokia to use Symbian and Windows together
- Dell launches Inspiron M5030: Spanish language Laptop
- AsusTek launches Android-powered EEE Pad Transformer
- T-Mobile Offering Free 4G Laptop Stick
- South Africa's MTN launches Mobile Insurance Program
- Google launches new online magazine: Think Quarterly
- T-Mobile shows G2x Dual-Core 4G Smartphone
- World’s Top 2 richest men to visit India this week
- Opera unveils new mobile browsers
- BlackBerry Playbook to sell at $499
- China blocking Gmail services
- T-Mobile releases video of Sidekick 4G
- Google brings Video Format to IE9
- Lenovo ThinkPad X220 Notebook offers 24 hrs of bat...
- Internet Explorer 9 to launch March 14
- Facebook puts six to Forbes billionaire list
- Aircell increases In-flight Wi-Fi Speed
- Internet Explorer 9 launching on March 14
- HTC prepares Flyer, Stylus-based iPad 2 rival
- Intel launches Core vPro processors
- Microsoft losing the Mobile World War
- Sprint Nextel in talks to merge with T-Mobile
- RIM PlayBook gets 7digital music store
- Google releases new version of Chrome browser
- Lenovo announces ThinkPad X220 Ultraportable Laptop
- Samsung not to re-model Galaxy Tab 10.1
- Google Android tops smart-phone software platform
- Apple iPad 2 Competitors at a glance
- Turn off the technology to get enough sleep
- Cyber attack on French finance ministry
- 20 Android apps for Motorola Xoom
- Easy Steps To Secure Your Smartphone Against Data ...
- China to launch 4G mobile network
- 7 Billion People: Who Own the Computers and Cell P...
- Moving the world off Internet Explorer 6
- Samsung working to improve Galaxy Tab
- RIM to find new marketing chief
- Japan develops human touch mobile phone
- Apple unveils iPad 2, slimmer version of iPad
- Carmakers focusing on green power as fuel
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