July 29, 2011
Innovation promises 1,000x boost in wireless speeds

February 24, 2011
Bloomberg Businessweek
Launches accelerate but operators ponder leapfrogging to 4G

January 14, 2011
Bloomberg Businessweek
Deal delayed by lengthy trials, technical negotiations

February 05, 2010
BusinessWeek
The iPhone has swamped AT&T's data network and sparked a consumer rebellion. What can Ma Bell do?

December 14, 2009
BusinessWeek
Mark Anderson predicts a big remote-computing service disaster, lost momentum for Microsoft, and growth in consumer payments for online news content

October 23, 2009
BusinessWeek.com
A consortium that includes Intel, Cisco, and Apple is set to release new technology called Wi-Fi Direct that will turn a slew of gadgets into hotspots

September 16, 2009
BusinessWeek
Speculation is rampant that Deutsche Telekom may bid for the ailing U.S. wireless provider, but a deal could face many obstacles

August 31, 2009
BusinessWeek
A Federal Communications Commission request for comment hints at possible new rules for smartphone apps and Web-phone calling

August 28, 2009
As AT&T struggles to keep up with iPhone-delivered videos and apps, its leadership in the market for smartphone Web access is at stake

August 03, 2009
BusinessWeek Online
Consolidation in the mobile phone industry may not be over as smaller carriers look for ways to contend with leaders AT&T and Verizon Wireless

May 19, 2009
The world\'s biggest networking equipment maker hopes troubled Clearwire can help spur demand for its high-speed wireless Web access technology

March 02, 2009
VMware joins Microsoft, Google, and Amazon in the race to help build the world's next generation of software

January 28, 2009
Promises and buzzwords could not save the troubled telecom equipment maker from sagging demand for phone gear and a $4.5 billion debt load

January 12, 2009
Watch for Microsoft's Windows 7; Apple's Snow Leopard; and Motorola and other smartphones running Google's Android software

December 22, 2008
Mark Anderson predicts the year's coming developments, from expanded home entertainment to voice recognition to new, lightweight netbooks