July 2011

A large-scale investigation into the demand for mobile developers has revealed that Google’s Android operating system is seeing greater demand than ever before, and is on track to overtake demand for iPhone developers in 2012.

Bloomberg | July 15, 2011 | Diana ben-Aaron, Richard Weiss Nokia Siemens Networks, which this week ended talks to sell a stake to buyout firms, needs to cut jobs to …

NVIDIA’s upcoming Kal El mobile processor may be the only 40nm quad core on the market according to sources in the know. According to Fudzilla, NVIDIA will be the only chip …

BBC News | July 12, 2011 A Scottish law firm has launched an iPhone app which will help employers calculate compensation claims. Read the full article here via BBC News

Apple may dump Samsung and move to Taiwanese chip manufacturer TSMC for production of its A6 chip, it has been claimed. According to ComputerWorld, the 28nm chip will be fabbed …

Ericsson | July 15, 2011 | Press Release Highlights: Supply chain constraints from the Japan earthquake significantly impact Q2 results Smartphones account for more than 70 percent of total sales …

CNN | July 15, 2011 | Mark Milian A tablet computer doesn’t have to look like a flat rectangle. Read the full article here via CNN

DigiTimes | July 15, 2011 | Daniel Shen, Steve Shen HTC has appointed its incumbent president of North America and Latin America Jason Mackenzie to the newly-created position of president …

BBC News | July 15, 2011 The mobile phone maker said the quake last March had caused “supply chain constraints”, which meant that about 1.5m phones were not ready for …

BBC News | July 15, 2011 The mobile phone maker said the quake last March had caused “supply chain constraints”, which meant that about 1.5m phones were not ready for …

Reuters | July 15, 2011 | Clare Jim, Argin Chang Taiwan’s TSMC has begun trial manufacturing of next generation chips for Apple Inc’s mobile devices, a source with knowledge of …

The Google Plus Social Network has already managed to rope over 10 million members into its circles, Google CEO Larry Page said Thursday. Despite launching only two weeks ago on …