BT to sell BlackBerrys in Europe
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BT on Monday struck a deal with Research In Motion to market RIM&#39;s BlackBerry mobile e-mail and personal information management system in Europe.
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Research in Motion Ltd., the maker of the BlackBerry e-mail pager, said sales surged as it enlisted cellphone service providers in Europe and Asia to offer its products.
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NEW YORK, September 8 (New Ratings) - Nokia (NOK.NYS) reportedly announced yesterday that its Series 80-based handsets, which are scheduled to be launched in 1Q05, would integrate the BlackBerry software.
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BT Group, the privatised former British telecoms monopoly, has sold its entire holding in the French satellite operator Eutelsat for Â£363m.
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The mobile phone maker seeks to boost competition for Research In Motion's popular BlackBerry.
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BT Group has sold its stake in the satellite operator Eutelsat as part of a growing focus on its core business. The sale marks BT&#39;s exit from the satellite business and ends a 25-year-old tie with the operator which it helped co-found in the late 1970s.
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BERLIN: BT Group Plc, Britain&#39;s largest phone company, plans to buy Infonet Services Corp. for US$965mil to add a data network spanning more than 180 countries.
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Chinese businessmen will soon be able to get their hands on Research In Motion Ltd.'s BlackBerry handset, following long months of delays getting approval to bring the devices to China.
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Mobile phone giant Vodafone Group   VOD.L confirmed on Monday its plan to enter Britain's   cut-throat fixed-line broadband Internet market via a deal with   the wholesale arm of telecoms firm BT Group BT.L.
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LONDON - Apple Inc. took its million-selling iPhone trans-Atlantic yesterday: Chief executive Steve Jobs said it will go on sale in Britain Nov. 9.
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Research in Motion has confirmed web reports that Vodafone is to offer its mobile phone form-factor Blackberry 7100 - aka &#39;Charm&#39; - in Europe.
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Telecom giant BT has revealed its plans to develop a large wireless broadband network in London
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BT GROUP is likely to clinch a controversial $1 billion (Â£550 million) expansion deal this week in a third attempt to build a substantial overseas presence in America.
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BT's former mobile phone arm, mmo2, could be the target of a takeover bid from Spain, it is being reported.
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(InfoWorld) - It's taken a few years, but the BlackBerry is finally coming to China. Research in Motion (RIM) co-CEO Jim Balsillie announced the news during a conference call with analysts late last week, saying that the devices had finally been certified for sale in China during the first quarter of 2007. "We're finalizing delivery availability in the mainland. We're excited to move forward to deliver BlackBerry to corporate customers in key cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, where there's strong interest in the BlackBerry solution," he said during the call. RIM has been working with China Mobile CommunicationsÂ to launch the "push e-mail" devices in China, but it has struggled to clear regulatory hurdles. Last year, RIM had said itÂ expected to be selling the BlackBerryÂ as early as May 2006. With more than 400 million mobile device subscribers, the fast-growing China market is an attractive one for RIM. On Thursday, a company spokeswoman could not say when the BlackBerry was set to be introduced, but a report in Toronto's Globe and Mail said the BlackBerry 8700g would show up in Chinese shops by month's end, retailing for approximately CDN$700 (US$661). The BlackBerry delay has provided an opportunity for China Mobile's rival, China United Telecommunications Corp. (China Unicom), whichÂ introduced its own "RedBerry"Â push e-mail service last year. Â
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BT Group disposed yesterday of its last remaining stake in a satellite company when it sold its 15.8% holding in the Paris-based Eutelsat for Â£363m.
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By Richard Mullins, Tampa Tribune, Fla.  Feb. 2--TAMPA -- Tech Data Corp. is moving to enter the fast-growing European market for cell phones and wireless data links.