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Telus says wins court order against Rogers claim

Reuters - Tue Nov 24, 3:43 PM

TORONTO (Reuters) - Telus Corp said on Tuesday it had obtained a court injunction preventing rival Rogers Communications from claiming its wireless network is the most reliable in Canada.

  • A man walks past a company sign at a Nortel Networks office tower in Toronto. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
    Nortel auctions off another piece with sale of GSM for US$103 million The Canadian Press - 2 hours, 2 minutes ago

    TORONTO - Nortel Networks Corp. has auctioned off another piece of the company with the sale of Global System Mobile to Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson and Kapsch CarrierCom AG in joint bid for US$103 million.

  • A Google search page is seen through the spectacles of a computer user in Leicester, central England July 20, 2007. REUTERS/Darren Staples
    Google to put ancient Iraq museum collection online Reuters - Wed Nov 25, 2:50 AM

    BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Google is putting thousands of images of ancient artifacts at Iraq's National Museum online, the Web search leader said on Tuesday, part of a U.S. bid to entice foreign firms to invest in Iraq.

  • AT&T and Verizon Wireless duke it out on the airwaves and in court The Canadian Press - Wed Nov 25, 1:56 AM

    NEW YORK - What would the holidays be without bickering between siblings? AT&T and Verizon are swamping TV with ads attacking facets of each other's wireless networks. While the ads stick fairly close to the truth, there's a lot they don't say.

  • The new Droid phone, a Motorola Inc. and Verizon Wireless phone based on Google Inc's Android 2.0 system, is shown at a media event in New York October 28, 2009. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
    Mobile Web surge continues in October: Opera Reuters - Wed Nov 25, 1:55 AM

    HELSINKI (Reuters) - Global mobile data traffic continued to surge in October, growing at the fastest pace in seven months, Internet browser company Opera Software said on Wednesday.

  • South Korean authorities on Wednesday halved the daily limit on text messages sent out by mobile phones as part of a campaign against spam, officials said. The number of text messages that a mobile user can send out a day has been restricted to 500, down from 1,000. Photo:Choi Jae-Ku/AFP
    S.Korea halves ceiling on text messages to fight spam AFP - Wed Nov 25, 1:45 AM

    SEOUL (AFP) - South Korean authorities on Wednesday halved the daily limit on text messages sent out by mobile phones as part of a campaign against spam, officials said.


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