AT&T Wireless will pay $100,000 to federal regulators for missing a recent deadline to make it possible for emergency call center operators to locate cell phones dialing 9-1-1, the Federal Communications Commission said. Almost all wireless carriers missed the October deadline to begin adding this E911 technology to their networks. Cingular Wireless and AT&T Wireless so far have been the only two carriers that the FCC began enforcement hearings against. Cingular Wireless reached a similar deal in May.

CNET también está disponible en español, Don't show this again, To read the full story, visit CNETAsia, British handset maker Sendo International will start shipping a cell phone that incorporates Microsoft's Smartphone 2002 software come September, The Sendo Z100 Smartphone will initially be available to subscribers of mobile operator CSL in Hong Kong, First announced last year, the highly anticipated device is a tri-band phone with GPRS (General Packet Radio Services) capabilities and an interface based on the Windows platform, The handset offers various features such as e-mail and Web browsing using a pocket version of Internet Explorer, It has a 176-by-220-pixel thin-film transistor screen that's capable of displaying 65,536 colors, PDA-like features protective case for apple iphone x and xs - feeder black found on the device, powered by an ARM9 core-based processor from Texas Instruments, include audio and video playback using Windows Media Player, file viewers for Microsoft office files, and a cradle to sync with your PC, Ernest Khoo reported from Singapore, To read the full story, visit CNETAsia..

British handset maker Sendo International will start shipping a cell phone that incorporates Microsoft's Smartphone 2002 software come September. The Sendo Z100 Smartphone will initially be available to subscribers of mobile operator CSL in Hong Kong. First announced last year, the highly anticipated device is a tri-band phone with GPRS (General Packet Radio Services) capabilities and an interface based on the Windows platform. The handset offers various features such as e-mail and Web browsing using a pocket version of Internet Explorer. It has a 176-by-220-pixel thin-film transistor screen that's capable of displaying 65,536 colors. PDA-like features found on the device, powered by an ARM9 core-based processor from Texas Instruments, include audio and video playback using Windows Media Player, file viewers for Microsoft office files, and a cradle to sync with your PC.

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Earlier last week, the company's liquidators said they'd close the operations if customers did not pay up-front. That deadline was extended to the end of June. ZDNet U.K.'s Peter Judge reported from London. Trustees of bankrupt telecommunications company say they will have to shut down the company's European fiber-optic network by noon Wednesday if customers fail to pay money they pledged. Unless they get the money required to keep the network running for the next two weeks, they will withdraw their support at 3 a.m. on Wednesday, they said Tuesday. The network carries up to a third of Europe's IP traffic.