Monthly Archives: April, 2011

Cisco gives Flip the ax

Feeling some serious buyer’s regret, Cisco Systems Inc. today announced plans to give up its $590 million purchase of Pure Digital Technologies and eliminate its Flip business unit.

Tout launches first network for real-time video status updates

What Twitter brought to text-based communications online, San Francisco, Calif.-based Tout is now bringing to video through a community of people ...

@ LTE LatAm: Brazil declared strongest mobile broadband market in LATAM

RIO DE JANEIRO – Mike Roberts, principal analyst and head of Americas for Informa described Brazil as the “strongest mobile broadband market in the...

@ LTE LatAm: Public safety communications new outlet for LTE

RIO DE JANEIRO – Public safety communication networks will be targeted as an easily applicable market for LTE in the coming year, with major...

@ NAB: Mobile TV making headway, but carrier support ultimately needed

LAS VEGAS – Mobile broadcast TV is making headway in the United States, with more than 60 broadcast networks offering service in a couple...

@ NAB: Connected TVs disrupt traditional broadcast and cable models

LAS VEGAS – As connected TVs become more common, business models are going to have to change so that all points along the value...

Reality Check: Voice over LTE – Balancing technology choices with commercial imperatives

Editor's Note: Welcome to our weekly Reality Check column. We've gathered a group of visionaries and veterans in the mobile industry to give their...

Reality Check: Mobile content – what we need to work out for elegant delivery

Editor's Note: Welcome to our weekly Reality Check column. We've gathered a group of visionaries and veterans in the mobile industry to give their...

Amazon.com launches ad-supported Kindle with $25 discount

Amazon.com Inc. appears to have a penchant for jumping into untested markets recently, for example with the launch of their Cloud Player, which has attracted more than a cursory glance from the music industry. Now the online retail giant is looking to shake things up again by offering a new, cheaper Kindle with build-in ads.

Too much of a good thing? Microsoft readying Windows App Store

We get it – application stores are cool. With the two biggest games in town, Apple Inc.'s App Store and Google Inc.'s Android's Market both running in to several hundred thousand apps and making developers millions of dollars, it only seems natural that others would want to irk the successful formula.

Mu Dynamics testing brings fast answers

Mu Dynamics Inc. unveiled a testing solution that can accurately recreate how applications will impact wireless networks. The proliferation of third-party applications that end...

@ NAB: HD radio could be reason for operators to embed FM chips

LAS VEGAS – High-definition radio could bring the value proposition of adding an FM chip to mobile devices because the service can offload traffic...

Freescale and Fuji collaborate for electric car venture

Austin-based Freescale Semiconductor Inc. announced a partnership with Japan’s Fuji Electric Systems Company Ltd. to create an insulated-gate bipolar transistor and...

AT&T adds mobile technology lab to Austin

Austin is in line to grow with AT&T Inc., as the company will lease a 72,000 square feet space for its new mobility...

AT&T adds mobile technology lab to Austin

Austin is in line to grow with AT&T Inc., as the company will lease a 72,000 square feet space for its new mobility...

Kiip contributes to mobile advertising evolution

All the big brands know mobile gaming is hot right now, but it seems like no one is entirely sure how to leverage the appeal...

Gartner says iOS will rule tablet market for next four years

Funny things, analyst forecasts. The short-term ones tend to be fairly accurate, but the long-term predictions often fall entirely flat. That's not the fault of the analysts, it's due to the inherent unpredictability of mobile and technology markets. Nobody saw Android's success coming, just as nobody thought poor old Nokia Corp. would be in the sorry state they are today ten years ago.

Boost Mobile bolsters international flair with rate plan options

Sprint Nextel Corp. (S) continues to tweak its prepaid efforts adding a more pronounced international flair to its Boost Mobile subsidiary. Boost Mobile customers...

Mobile broadband growth center of new India collaboration

The expansion of mobile broadband services in India looks to have received a boost from the formation of a collaborative effort of the country’s...

Is Google finally closing the loop on its mobile music plans?

Google Inc. (GOOG) has reportedly acquired another mobile music startup in the run-up to its widely anticipated mobile music platform for Android.Toronto-based Pushlife was...

Reader Forum: Get smart about smartphone customer care

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...

Sprint Nextel curt in new advertising campaign

Still perplexed by Sprint Nextel Corp.'s (S) “Now Network” advertising tagline? Well, set that confusion aside for a new round of head scratching as...

AT&T to launch mobile commerce platform for retailers

AT&T Inc. (T) has partnerned with Digby to develop a new mobile commerce platform for retailers. The move gives the operator's business customers a...

Verizon closes on Terremark acquisition

Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ) said it has closed on its $1.4 billion acquisition of Miami-based Terremark Worldwide Inc., which is expected to bolster the...

Telefónica presents "On The Spot" the first Spanish company specialist in point of sale activation

Telefónica presents ON THE SPOT SERVICES, an evolution of the music wire that has its own technological platform, with a musical base of over...
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