The world’s tech press, fickle bunch that they are, have moved on from bashing Sony over the continued outage of the company’s Playstation Network and Qriocity services, and are currently drooling over Google’s latest and greatest at the I/O 2011 conference in San Francisco.
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During his presentation at the LTE LatAm summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil this week, ZTE’s Sean Cai asked participants whether they felt their networks were truly ready for “the …
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@LTE LatAm: Samsung compares region to Korea, offers data management solutions
by Sandra Cuyaby Sandra CuyaSuper developed and connected Korea is perhaps not a great model to compare to when discussing mobile broadband in Latin America, but that’s just what Samsung decided to do during its presentation at the Informa LTE Summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil this week.
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During his presentation at the LTE LatAm summit in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil this week, ZTE’s Sean Cai asked participants whether they felt their networks were truly ready for “the data explosion.”
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I’ve been fairly critical of Rupert Murdoch’s new digital newspaper The Daily, both over the ludicrously large investment News Corp. has made in the property, and the subsequent missteps in terms of social integration and target market.
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Forbes | March 24, 2011 | Andy Greenberg If you were visiting Facebook over AT&T’s network earlier this week, your bits may have taken a mysterious path to the site’s …
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AUSTIN, Texas-Thirty-two hungry entrepreneurs showed off their products and services at the SXSW Accelerator presented by Microsoft BizSpark on March 14 at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive Festival. The …
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AUSTIN, Texas – Thirty-two hungry entrepreneurs showed off their products and services at the SXSW Accelerator presented by Microsoft Corp. BizSpark on March 14 at the South by Southwest (SXSW) Interactive …
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This week at the Game Developer Conference in San Francisco, RCR caught up with one of the world’s largest ISPs, Level 3, which was touting its role as the messenger …
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It’s an irrefutable fact that there’s nothing more crowd-pleasing on the internet than mashing up otherwise mundane numbers into swanky visualisations. Be it infographics, flowcharts, or, in this case, videos, you’re bound to attract eyeballs if you can turn boring data into pretty visuals.
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Up to 400mn subscribers to own smartphone in next 5 years – América Móvil – Regional
by Sandra Cuyaby Sandra CuyaBusiness News Americas | February 15, 2011 | Patrick Nixon As many as 400mn Latin Americans will have a smartphone in the next five years, as the boom in mobile …
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AUSTIN-Cypress Industries, an Austin-based electronics manufacturing company, recently doubled its square-footage by moving to a new 30,000 square foot facility at 8027 Exchange Drive. The move was largely due to …
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Acision appoints Chris Jenkins to head Asia Pacific as executive vice president and managing director
by Sandra Cuyaby Sandra CuyaAcision | February 8, 2011 | Press Release Acision, a world leader in mobile data, today announced the appointment of Chris Jenkins to the position of Executive Vice President and …
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NTT DoCoMo | January 28, 2011 | Press Release Similar billing for data-only devices also to be introduced TOKYO, JAPAN, January 28, 2011 — NTT DOCOMO, INC. announced today that …
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An editorial interview with Powerwave Chief Product and Development Officer Khurram P. Sheikh at Texas Wireless Summit 2010.
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Marketwire | Dec 13, 2010 Adapter Leverages FAST Standard for FIX-Based Market Data Delivery BEDFORD, MA–(Marketwire – December 13, 2010) – Progress Software Corporation (NASDAQ:PRGS), a leading independent enterprise software provider …
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Marketwire | Dec 13, 2010 Adapter Leverages FAST Standard for FIX-Based Market Data Delivery BEDFORD, MA–(Marketwire – December 13, 2010) – Progress Software Corporation (NASDAQ:PRGS), a leading independent enterprise software provider …
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et out of jail free? There’s an app for that – or at least, an Australian man has discovered there’s a way to prove his innocence from rape allegations by retrieving deleted text messages on his iPhone proving his liaisons with his accuser were consensual.
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Producers of content, not carriers, should pay the price for the masses of costly bandwidth being sucked up by cell surfers every day, according to the upper echelons of T-Mobile.
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The US is pretty fond of its wireline pipes, but Israeli IP radio firm Siklu is trying to change the world’s mind, and the wireless game, when it comes to the whole millimeter radio vs. wireline debate.
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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.