Wireless
Providers
There are many
Wireless Providers who are providing the wireless products and
services. Wireless Providers are in many fields like: Mobile Phones,
Internet Connection, Wireless Speaker, Wireless Camera, Wireless
Webcam, Wireless Router, Wireless Keyboard, Mouse, Wireless
Intercom. Some Wireless Providers are deals with small industries
and homely clients and some are deals with large scale
companies.
Small Wireless
Providers are having very low overheads, and are independent of
investors and other distractions. Their mission is to provide a
great source of information on broadband, and a place where people
can get advice without press release hype or sales
pressure.
AT&T
Wireless Services Wireless Providers, Inc. (AWS), a wholly-owned
subsidiary of AT&T (NYSE: T), operates a digital wireless
network in North
America. AWS is a
leading Wireless Provider of wireless communications services
throughout the United
States and in its international ventures.
Headquartered in Redmond, Washington, the company employs more than 13,000
people focused on serving customers with wireless voice and data
communications. AWS provides wireless service to more than 10.1
million customers, which includes 6.8 million Digital PCS customers.
Digital PCs is based on TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access)
technology, the most widely used digital technology in the
United
States. The AT&T Wireless Providers network is
connected to more than 7,000 cities throughout
North
America and in many
countries around the world through the Global Wireless Network. For
more details please visit: http://www.attws.com/
The next name
in Wireless Providers is Verizon Wireless, which is the No. 1 U.S.
wireless service provider, as on Jan 28
2004, its customer
base grew by about 4 percent in the fourth quarter, beating some
Wall Street estimates and dwarfing the growth rate of its nearest
rivals. Moreover, the venture of Verizon Communications and
Britain's Vodafone Group Plc added roughly 1.5
million customers, bringing its total to about 37.5 million. It
added more than 10 times as many subscribers as AT&T Wireless
and more than twice as many as Cingular Wireless in the
quarter.
Cingular
Wireless is the second largest wireless company in the
U.S. and is dedicated to providing customers
with wireless technology designed to enrich their lives. Cingular
Wireless is a joint venture between the domestic wireless divisions
of SBC (NYSE:SBC) and BellSouth (NYSE: BLS). SBC owns 60 percent of
the company and BellSouth owns 40 percent, based on the value of the
assets both contributed to the venture. Cingular Wireless’ vision is
to simplify the wireless experience for its consumer and business
customers by offering easy-to-understand, affordable rate plans and
excellent customer service. Cingular Wireless is bringing
next-generation wireless data products - from corporate e-mail to
downloadable ringtones - to customers nationwide through its
advanced networks. Cingular Wireless serves more than 23 million
voice and data customers across the
United
States. A leader in mobile voice and data
communications, Cingular Wireless is the only
U.S. wireless carrier to offer Rollover, the
wireless plan that lets customers keep their unused monthly minutes.
Cingular Wireless provides cellular/PCS service in 43 of the top 50
markets nationwide, and provides corporate e-mail and other advanced
data services through its GPRS, EDGE, and Mobitex packet data
networks. See their website for more
details.
Nextel.com is
another Wireless Providers which has become one of the worldwide
leaders in wireless communications; Nextel developed a fully
integrated, guaranteed all-digital wireless network. With this
mission still in mind, Nextel continues to focus on developing new
and differentiated products and services targeted to the business
customer on the move. Headquartered in
Reston, Virginia, Nextel has an employee base of more than
13,000 nationwide and serves 98 of the top 100 markets in the
United
States. Nextel’s 4-in-1 business solution
integrates guaranteed all-digital cellular service, text/numeric
paging capabilities, Nextel Direct Connect digital two-way radio,
and Nextel Online wireless Internet services. Customers’ phone
numbers and digital cellular calling features follow them no matter
where they travel on the Nextel National Network, and after the
first minute all digital cellular calls are rounded to the nearest
second -- a first in the industry. Additionally, Nextel doesn’t
charge for roaming. Instead, the all-digital Nextel National Network
and Nextel phones allow customers to take low, home market rates
with them to any market covered by the Nextel National Network.
Please visit http://nextel.com/ for more
details.
GoAmerica, is a
national internet service Wireless Provider, provides flexible and
reliable wireless Internet services across a number of wireless
networks and mobile devices, such as handhelds and laptop computers.
Go.Web is its revolutionary wireless service, which allows users to
access the Web and e-mail with no wires. Users can get instant
access, anytime and virtually anywhere, to the sites needed to stay
informed. With the Go.Web service, users will have access to
MyGo.Web, a wireless portal which can be customized to meet users'
wireless Web experience. See http://www.goamerica.net/ for more details.
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