Article: SAUDI ARABIA: ESTIMATES ON THE NUMBER OF CELLULAR PHONE SUBSCRIBERS IN 2002.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)

Article: Taxes take their toll. (Ahead).(taxes on cellular ...
Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine;  July 1, 2002 ;     569 words ...Wireless phones sure come with lots of strings attached. Not only is it tough to figure out how much you're actually paying for each minute-night or day, local or roaming-but you're also on the hook for an extra 12%, on average, of the monthly service cost to cover various taxes and fees, according

Article: EGPYT'S MOBILE PHONE MARKET HEATS UP.(ClickGSM enters ...
The Middle East;  December 1, 2000 ;     700+ words ... ... call a landline phone and 35 cents a minute to call another cellular phone. Contract users, who tend to have more disposable income ... landline number and only 6.5 cents a minute to call another cellular phone. In neither case does the activation fee include the phone ...

Article: MEXICO: HIGH CELLULAR PHONE PRICES MAKE MEXICO AN ...
IPR Strategic Business Information Database;  September 6, 2001 ;     603 words ... ... United States for the majority of goods, cellular phone prices are far higher. The cellular phone market in the US is six times larger ... profit margin of 11.6%. International cellular phone players have shown a great interest in ...

Article: THE MALAISE OF MOBILE PHONE MANNERS.(cellular phone ...
Europe;  December 1, 2000 ;     700+ words ...According to official statistics, virtually the entire Italian adult population ventures forth in public armed with a mobile phone. Twenty million of Italy's 56 million inhabitants, a percentage that is unmatched in America and rivaled only in the much smaller populations of Finland and Sweden,

Article: Van, SUV drivers use phones most.(National Highway Traffic Safety ...
Commercial Carrier Journal;  August 1, 2001 ;     700+ words ...A study from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates that only about 3 percent of U.S. drivers are talking on cell phones at any given time, but drivers of vans and sport utility vehicles apparently talk the most. The NHTSA study estimates that 500,000 drivers of passenger

Article: LEBANON: CELLULAR PHONE COMPANIES COMPETE FOR ...
IPR Strategic Business Information Database;  June 5, 2000 ;     557 words ...According to Al-Anwar newspaper (May 31, 2000), the two operating cellular telephone companies in Lebanon announced yesterday that each had offered the Lebanese government $1.35 billion to receive a 20-year work permit. Sources in the Celis Mobile Telephone Company, of which the French Telecom owes

Article: Cellular Phone Battery Testing Systems.(Industry ...
Wireless Design & Development;  November 1, 2000 ;     700+ words ...Recent years have seen a dramatic increase in the number of cellular telephones purchased and serviced in the wireless communications industry. From a modest beginning with analog cellular communications, the consumer uptake of the new technologies has been increasing exponentially. By one estimate