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Bellsouth is offering new bundled promotion with wireless. Up to $ 125 cash is backed to residential customers subscribing to its FastAccess DSL, DirectTV, Unlimited long distance and Cingular Wireless bundles.

Turkcell has opened a push-to-talk service, using infrastructure provided by Nokia.

T-Mobile denies MVNO talks with easyGroup in Germany.

Orange claims to have signed up 16,500 users for its 3G mobile service in France in the past three weeks.

ATT is back in wireless. It will offer mobile phone service using Sprint's cellular network. ATT has turned to InPhonic to help turn it into a reality.

Cingular has completed a high-speed downlink packet access (HSDPA) data call on the 3G UMTS trial network in Atlanta.

Sunrise (Switzerland) will launch its first UMTS service for business customers.

Tele2 has been awarded a combined GSM 1800 and UMTS license in Croatia.

Hutchison paid $ 628m to buy out CIRtel International's 1.6% stake in Hutchison 3G Italia.

India announced cuts in fees (called Access Deficit Charge) levied on all phone calls in a move that could help increase telephone penetration, but also reduce subsidizes for telecom networks in rural India.

Sprint PCS is including embedded over-the-air technology with seven of its Vision handsets, enabling the carrier to perform remote software upgrades and remotely fix bugs.

Sprint Corp. and Virgin Group are considering selling a stake in their popular U.S. wireless joint venture, Virgin Mobile USA.