by Josh Goldman on January 18, 2007
 on your phone so you can find info fast, which is important when you’re dealing with a small screen. The technology is built on Qualcomm’s BREW uiOne platform on select Alltel Wireless handsets and on all of their new phones by late-2007. There are currently 10 cells available and are free to use. New modules will be available for download too, and the software is open to the developer community, so all manner of options should be possible.
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by Richard Ozerman on September 14, 2006
Press Release [Business Wire
by Blake Robinson on August 10, 2006
Alltel just announced a new service that will deliver XM Satellite Radio programming to phones on their network. Developed by MobiTV, the feature will allow users unlimited access to select XM radio channels for $7.99 a month.
“Having America’s largest wireless network, partner with America’s largest satellite radio provider was a natural fit, and we know our customers will enjoy XM’s stellar line-up of programming,” said Frank O’Mara, executive VP of sales and marketing for Alltel. While we’re not certain that Alltel is America’s largest wireless network, the service is certain to draw considerable attention from customers.
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