(Reuters) - Sprint Nextel chief Daniel Hesse said he would take a cut in pay this year, after coming under fire from some shareholders disappointed with the hit the company's results took from subsidizing Apple's popular iPhones.
Hesse said his 2012 salary would be cut to repay about $346,000 in incentive pay that he has already received and forfeit additional amounts that he was eligible to receive under his 2011 and 2012 incentive plans.
China Mobile Ltd's Hong Kong unit has launched 4G LTE (long term evolution) mobile data services in the Chinese territory, allowing cross-border data sharing plans when roaming in China.
Subscribers who sign up for new 3G and 4G data plans with China ...
Buoyed by its successful launches, Samsung Electronics hopes to increase its share in the 18-19 million unit Indian smartphone market to 60 percent in the current year.
"Our smartphone market share in India was 45 percent at the end of the first quart...
Huawei, Cisco's toughest competitor in networking, will debut its entry into enterprise data center switching at this week's Interop 2012 conference in Las Vegas.
Huawei will showcase its CloudEngine 12800 line of core switches, which feature a switch...
Usually wireless equipment makers like to talk about networks they’re building, but at CTIA Wireless in New Orleans this week Nokia Siemens Networks is talking about shutting them down. NSN is showing off a technology at the show that will help opera...
Addressing Nokia Oyj employees in January 2011, Chief Executive Stephen Elop - at that point only four months into the job - dramatized the company's predicament by comparing it to standing on a burning platform.
Nearly a year and a half on, and with ...
Huawei Technologies is aiming to bring touch-free smartphones and more inexpensive cloud storage to users, as the company boosts its research and development spending in order to bring "disruptive" technologies that will alter the market landscape.
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