Enter, son of Walkman: mobile phones

Article Abstract:

The Personal Handyphone System is a new technology that delivers the low costs of cordless phones with some of the mobility of cellular phones. The technology has been well received in Japan, which now has around 11 million cellular users. However range limitations may prevent acceptance in the US and Europe.

Japan, Wireless communications, Telecommunications systems, Market share, Personal communications services, Mobile communication systems

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Germany's herr handy

Article Abstract:

German utility conglomerate VIAG hopes to take advantage its country's underserved telecommunications market by offering a new mobile telephone service. CEO Georg Obermeier figures the monopoly Deutsch Telekom has lagged badly in mobile services.

Management, Germany, Telecommunications services industry, Telecommunications industry, Viag AG, Obermeier, Georg

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