Yearly Archives: 2010

Devices may be dilemma for WiMAX operators

WiMAX operators around the world are facing a dilemma – do they consider themselves to be alternative broadband providers like Clearwire Corp., which touts...

New HTC smartphones abound

HTC is churning out new devices at such speed that it’s seeing its presence spread like wildfire. The Android based HTC Wildfire was announced today and leaked specs of the first HTC Windows Phone 7 phone have also tipped up.

WHO study finds no increased brain cancer risk with cellphone use: Calls for more study on kids, adolescents

The World Health Organization released data on the largest study to date on whether cellphone use causes an increased risk of brain cancer, finding...

Reader Forum: Five unexpected benefits of the mobile enterprise

Editor's Note: Welcome to our weekly Reader Forum section. In an attempt to broaden our interaction with our readers we have created this forum...

Google brings Nexus to retail stores

Google announced this week that it would be ceasing its online only sale strategy for its Nexus phone in favour of retail based sales.

Google knocks Apple for being controlling

It seems everyone is knocking Apple this week, first with US regulators hinting at an antitrust probe, then Adobe’s ad campaign, and now with Google CEO Eric Schmidt calling the firm out for being so freakishly controlling over its devices.

Dell CEO Streaks on stage at SCS

One wouldn’t really expect any streaking at a serious corporate event like the Citrix Synergy conference in San Francisco, but when Dell founder and CEO Michael Dell took to the stage on Thursday, that’s just what happened.

Korea's SKT battles lucrative adult apps

Korea's SKT is battling the sale of adult apps, despite soaring profits .

Korea’s SKT battles lucrative adult apps

Korea's SKT is battling the sale of adult apps, despite soaring profits .

Does Google have what it takes for winning tablets?

Just this week, Verizon announced it would be teaming up with Google on a tablet to rival the Apple AT&T alliance.The announcement was made...

@The Cable Show: Mobile is little more than an after-thought

LOS ANGELES – After spending the last three days up close and personal with the cable industry at its big annual affair, I'm disappointed...

@The Cable Show: Bringing TV and content up to the modern era

LOS ANGELES – Kicking off the final day of the cable industry’s big soiree, Federal Communications Commission Chair Julius Genachowski tried to dampen obvious...

Worst of the Week: Lies are a pain in the neck

Hello! And welcome to our Friday column, Worst of the Week. There's a lot of nutty stuff that goes on in this industry, so...

Bits and Bytes: Synchronica snares Latin America contract, OpenMarket expands and more

QuickPlay Media Inc.’s premium mobile TV service PrimeTime2Go is now available on Motorola Inc. Android-powered smart phones, said the company. The service allows...

Porn on the Go: A Lucrative and Innovative Industry

As the use of cell phones becomes ever more prolific, customers are reportedly hungry for bite-sized, high-quality morsels of porn, downloaded quickly and delivered straight to their mobile devices.

Mobiles banned from UK cabinet meetings

While Britian may be ringing in the changes after its general election last week, what won’t be ringing in Parliament are mobile phones – now banned from cabinet meetings.

Does Google have what it takes for winning tablets?

With the announcement of a Google Verizon tablet, many are questioning what Google has – in its archives or elsewhere – to bring to the table [or should that be tablet? – Ed].

No Skype for Windows Phone 7

Skype’s Dan Neary, VP for Asia Pacific, said the firm would not be developing a mobile version of its software for the Windows Phone 7 platform, although he was “hesitant” to explain why that was the case.

Fring's iPad app – phonetastic or flop?

Adding VoIP to the iPad really does turn the tablet into an oversized phone, and Israeli firm Fring is doing just that to turn the iPad into a great communication tool as well as a convenient media player and internet device.

Fring’s iPad app – phonetastic or flop?

Adding VoIP to the iPad really does turn the tablet into an oversized phone, and Israeli firm Fring is doing just that to turn the iPad into a great communication tool as well as a convenient media player and internet device.

@The Cable Show: It’s still a choice between digital pennies and analog dollars

LOS ANGELES – Media moguls from cable operators, networks and studios met on stage Wednesday morning with a former Federal Communications Commission chairman and...

Navigating the choppy waters of mobile marketing and content

Editor's Note: This article is an excerpt from RCR Wireless News' March Special Edition, "The Perfect Storm – A Focus on Mobile Messaging, Marketing,...

The revolution in mobile payment transactions

Using PAYware Mobile eliminates the need for cash registers and allows the merchant to accept payment virtually anywhere. The firm also apparently has plans to bring its wares to Blackberry, Windows Mobile, and Android in the near future, which means most anyone armed with a smartphone could potentially use it.

@WiMAX Global Biz Dev Forum: WiMAX brings first-to-market advantage

HONOLULU – WiMAX operators have a first-to-market advantage today, regardless of which technology paths some may choose tomorrow, according to panelists speaking at the...

RCR Local Boston Interview with Red Bend

Dan Meyer interviews Lori Sylvia, Executive VP of Marketing for Red Bend Software, at the RCR Local networking event in Boston
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