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Though it had already been rumored and leaked a few weeks ago, Qualcomm Inc. confirmed this week that future Android devices powered by the Snapdragon processor would be able to run Netflix Inc.’s content service.
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Though it had already been rumored and leaked a few weeks ago, Qualcomm Inc. confirmed this week that future Android devices powered by the Snapdragon processor would be able to run Netflix Inc.’s content service.
At MWC this week Qualcomm has announced its next mobile processor architecture for the Snapdragon family and refresh to the Snapdragon family. The new processor micro-architecture is code-named Krait, and …
OnMobile | February 11, 2011 | Press Release VIVO is Brazil’s largest mobile operator with over 60 million subscribers Barcelona, Spain, February 11, 2011 – OnMobile Global Limited, the leading …
Mavenir | February 14, 2011 | Press Release Offering 4G/LTE services to Compete Against OTT Players Richardson, Texas and Barcelona, Spain – February 14, 2011 – Converged Solutions provider Mavenir …
Here is a quick update on announcements made at Mobile World Congress 2011 Tecore launches all-in-one 3G-4G enterprise femtocell system, providing Mobile operators with an optimized solution for medium and …
Manoj Leelanivas, vice president and general manager, Junos Ready Software Products Group + Ken Denman CEO of Openwave
Tracy Ford talks with Alan Hadden, Global Mobile Suppliers Association GSA, President Part Two: Watch live streaming video from rcrtv at livestream.com
Tracy Ford, Lydia Leavitt, and Sylvie Barak wrap up day 1 at Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona
Sylvie Barak with Jay Wright, Qualcomm, Director of Business Development of Augmented Reality
Sylvie Barak with Cristiano Amon, Qualcomm, Senior Vice President of Product Management
We don’t know what they’re drinking over there at the Google Inc. campus, but the search giant has been acting very amorously in the last few days.
There’s been a lot of cool stuff shown off at the Mobile World Congress event in Barcelona, Spain, over the last couple of days. At this year’s event we’ve seen dual-core smart phones, 3D displays, and caught peeks at the newest iterations of some promising mobile operating systems.
Roy Taylor, Masterimage and Alex Caccis, Ideaworks
Tango Telecom and Altobridge, Qualcomm Rory O’Toole, Tango Telecom, VP Global Sales and Marketing Peter Tuomey, Altobridge, VP Marketing & Product Management Bill Davidson, Qualcomm, Senior Vice President of Investor …
with guest Chris Pearson, 4G Americas
SEQUANS Communications
BARCELONA, Spain – Last night, Nokia Corp. CEO Stephen Elop took the stage at Mobile World Congress to discuss Nokia’s partnership with Microsoft Corp. and what it means for the future of both …
BARCELONA, Spain – In a leap in the infrastructure field, Austin-based Freescale Semiconductor, one of the 10 largest chip makers worldwide, unveiled the industry’s first multimode wireless base station processor …
The Mobile Broadband Global Tour enables RCR Wireless News to provide the industry with “real” mobile broadband news, insights, and analysis online, in person, and on video on a global …
BARCELONA, Spain – Sequans Communications announced an initiative named 4Sight that allows operators to go forward with next-generation wireless plans, without immediately having to decide on whether to use the …
BARCELONA, Spain – I manage to attend Mobile World Congress about every other year, (someone has to manage the home fronts so Editor Dan Meyer and I trade off each year). …
AUSTIN, Texas – American Bank of Texas in Marble Falls and Waggoner National Bank located in Vernon have launched First Data Corp.’s Mobile Manager mBanking for use on mobile devices …
Just a short while after Apple and News Corp. announced their collaboration to produce a tablet newspaper called The Daily, Yahoo has announced its new publishing platform, which it calls Livestand – a digital newsstand for tablets and mobile phones.
Size may not matter, but what you have jutting out of your trouser pocket does have an impact, according to OK Cupid, the online dating site. And by that, of course, we mean your phone.
At today’s big Nokia / Microsoft announcement, Nokia’s ballsy new CEO Stephen Elop dished some details about the Finnish phone maker’s plans with regard to the OS future handsets will be running. Obviously, Window Phone 7 featured heavily, however more interesting were the plans for Nokia’s own platforms.