Computex 2010, the massive Taipei electronics expo is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year, with a slew of new gizmos and gadgets, smartphones and tablets on display.
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Computex 2010 was always going to be about the tablets, and kicking off this year’s show, MSI did not disappoint, unveiling both a Windows 7 Intel Atom powered tablet and an Android version running on Nvidia’s Tegra 2 processor. Talk about hedging your bets, MSI.
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China Telecom, the Chinese telecommunications operator, launched its first 3G tablet on Monday, un-originally dubbed the LifePad.
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LG shows off its phone wares at Korea’s IT World Show
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LG shows off its phone wares at Korea’s IT World Show
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Israel is no ordinary country and thus it comes as no surprise that IMA (Israel Mobile & Communication Association) is no ordinary trade organization either
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Israel is no ordinary country and thus it comes as no surprise that IMA (Israel Mobile & Communication Association) is no ordinary trade organization either
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The World IT Show, South Korea’s biggest information and technology show has been taking place this week at the COEX Convention Center in the capital, Seoul, with the agenda largely focusing on 3D screens and smartphones.
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At the Microsoft ReMix event in Paris this week, Nicolas Petit regional director for the firm’s mobile division said the company hoped to have shifted 30 million Windows Phone 7 handsets by the end of 2011. Petit’s expectations were based on IDC predictions for handset sales in the coming year.
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Most frequent flyers are used to frequent and inordinate data roaming bills, but if you happen to be heading to Computex in Taiwan next week, that might not necessarily have to be the case.
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Recently mobile data exceeded voice for the first time for all devices including phones and computers. In fact, voice has been essentially flat for years with data experiencing exponential growth.
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Fearing India might run out of web addresses in couple of years’ time, the Indian department of telecommunications (DoT) is likely to lay down an action plan to upgrade Internet protocol (IP)
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They may be members of your family; they may be your tennis partners; they may be your closest friends; heck, you might be one of them yourself. They’re the chronically late, the relentlessly tardy and they’re everywhere.
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Indian Telecom has flourished not just economically but has also gained a fair bit of news momentum since A Raja took the chair of the Indian Telecom Ministry. Now, however, the scam-tainted Union Minister for Communications has received overwhelming support from the Indian Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh.
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Israel’s Metropolin bus service has invested over $260 million in kitting out its bus fleet with free wifi for passengers to enjoy while on their daily commutes. The service, which kicked off on May 1 of this year is already getting a fantastic response from passengers, who now have a more entertaining option than staring out the window at rush hour traffic.
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Mifi has finally arrived in the Middle East, according to a joint Novatel Wireless and Worldcom Technology announcement on Monday, with the 2352 version of the device being let loose across the peninsula as well as in North Africa.
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At a mobile Monday meeting in Tel Aviv, Nokia reps did their best to persuade people that iPhone and Blackberry were not the be all and end all of the smartphone world, and the firm’s new QT platform would persuade developers into developing a plethora of apps for Symbian and Meego.
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The Korean government has decided to suspend the use of smartphones amongst its officials, other users have also been warned to download security software to protect themselves.
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Last week at Google I/O, the search engine giant showcased Android 2.2 (AKA Froyo) for the first time, and ever since, people have been dying to get their hands on the sweet little treat. Thankfully the wait is now ov
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The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) has launched several more lawsuits against major telcos – AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile – in its battle to receive payment for patents it holds on Wi-F
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The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) has launched several more lawsuits against major telcos – AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile – in its battle to receive payment for patents it holds on Wi-F
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The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) has launched several more lawsuits against major telcos – AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile – in its battle to receive payment for patents it holds on Wi-F
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The much-awaited 3G auction in India is finally over after innumerable postponing, conundrums, political soup and ring fights.
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The full keynote from day one at the Google I/O conference
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With physical stores increasingly coming into competition with online retailers, it seems almost inevitable that one would begin to borrow from the other
