April 2011

RCR Wireless Asia | April 12, 2011 | Sandra Cuya This week TUANZ, Telecommunications Users Association of New Zealand, sent a letter to the New Zealand government concerning the ultra-fast broadband …

Nokia Siemens | April 11, 2011 | Press Release Beijing, China – 11 April 2011 Companies aim to reduce 20% of total mobile base station site power consumption in Anhui …

The Winklevoss twins, along with Divya Narendra, portrayed in the hit film The Social Network as angry men who claim Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg stole their idea for the social …

April 12 2011 – 10:00 am ET | Bob Moser | RCR Wireless News RIO DE JANEIRO – Public safety communication networks will be targeted as an easily applicable market …

April 12 2011 – 11:39 am ET | Sylvie Barak | RCR Wireless News RIO DE JANEIRO – Mike Roberts, principal analyst and head of Americas for Informa described Brazil …

Nokia Siemens | April 12, 2011 | Press Release Espoo, Finland – April 12, 2011 Nokia Siemens Networks has appointed Eduardo Araujo to lead its business in Latin America. Araujo, …

April 12 2011 – 1:35 pm ET | Bob Moser | RCR Wireless News RIO DE JANEIRO – Brazil’s major wireless providers are sharing the burden of building the backbone …

Ericsson | April 11, 2011 | Press Release SkyLife to offer enhanced HDTV to consumers Strengthens vision for an all HD service by 2015 Capacity for over 150 new HD …

RIO DE JANEIRO – More than 400 million tourists expected in Brazil for global sporting events in 2014 and 2016 will be carrying LTE-ready mobile devices, and the industry is optimistic that it’ll have Brazil’s major cities’s networks ready by then, according to a senior adviser for the GSMA at Informa’s LTE Latin America conference in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Chipset vendor Advanced Micro Devices Inc. is hiring Android driver development engineers, marking the company’s move into the tablet and smartphone space. The move may be a wise one indeed, …

Over at Microsoft Corp.’s MIX Developer Conference in sunny Las Vegas, Microsoft has demoed a new preview build of Internet Explorer 10, and also dropped a little premature Easter egg – the build of IE10, and the underlying Windows OS, were both running on a 1 GHz ARM chip. Sneaky.

LAS VEGAS – Both wireless operators and TV and radio broadcasters are looking over their shoulders at the threat of over-the-top content providers to wreak havoc on their businesses. That shared …

While Santa Clara, Calif.-based Intel Corp. has no phones on sale that use its processors, whispers are hinting that the chip maker may be trying to break into the smartphone …

Eye-Fi Inc., makers of memory cards with built-in Wi-Fi capabilities, is introducing “direct mode,” which allows the transfer of photos from a camera with an Eye-Fi card for a direct …