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AT&T Wireless on Monday also said it has completed building a wireless Web network using a phone standard called General Packet Radio Service (GPRS), which creates download speeds that average between 20 and 40kbps. The carrier has finished upgrading its telephone network to include the world's most popular telephone standard, Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM), which doubles voice-calling capacity, a spokeswoman said. T-Mobile finished building its GSM/GPRS network last November. Sprint PCS just launched its nationwide high-speed Web service two months ago. Both Verizon Wireless and Cingular Wireless already offer wireless Web subscriptions. Each expects to finish building a high-speed Web network by year's end.

The carrier on Tuesday will launch high-speed wireless Web services in New York, a few months after competitors, The carrier plans to offer high-speed Web services on phones and laptops in the five New York boroughs, northern New Jersey and southern Westchester County, a spokeswoman said, To get the service, customers will have to olixar xduo iphone 8 case - carbon fibre silver buy any number of GSM/GPRS phones that AT&T Wireless sells, which range in price from $80 to $300, Cingular Wireless, T-Mobile, Sprint PCS, Nextel Communications and Verizon Wireless already sell wireless Web access in the Big Apple and environs..

CNET también está disponible en español. Don't show this again. Sirius Satellite Radio skipped a scheduled interest payment on its debt last month, the company said Friday. The payment of $720,000 was due on Sept. 30, but the company decided to delay payment while it negotiates new financing, Sirius said in a statement. The company has a one-month grace period and will not technically go into default until Oct. 31. The interest is on $16 million worth of convertible notes that are due in 2009.