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Australia – Telecoms Market Analyses – NBN Transforms Telecoms Industry

This annual publication provides analysis on the telecoms market in 2010, forecasts, overview and discussion on: - National Broadband Network - International broadband and trans-sector activities - Mobile communications market - Mobile data - Smart grid infrastructure - Social networks - Broadcasting and pay TV NBN full steam ahead The industry is...

Mobile Asia Congress recap: Go local!

Published: Thursday 9 December 2010 Region: Global Tags: Distimo I attended, and presented at, the GSMA’s Mobile Asia Congress in Hong Kong last month, featuring App Planet. A few...

Chunghwa Telecom to expand Wi-Fi hotspots

Taiwanese operator Chunghwa Telecom has planned to invest at least TWD 3 billion to double the number of wireless hotspots to 12,000 next year to offer Wi-Fi bandwidth for users of Apple's iPhone and other smartphones, reports The Taipei Times. The...

China Telecom, Huawei and Corning Jointly Announced the Completion of 3000km Ultra Long Haul 100G WDM Transmission Test in China

China Telecom, Huawei, and Corning Incorporated, jointly announced that the completion of China's first 100G wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) ultra long haul transmission test. The test also set a new record of 100G WDM transmission distance of over 3000...

Apple Displaces Samsung on Korean Home Turf With IPhone

For more than a decade, Kim Jung Yeon only bought phones from Samsung Electronics Co. and LG Electronics Inc., passing on best sellers made by non-Korean companies such as Motorola Inc.’s Razr. Her loyalty ended with Apple Inc.’s iPhone. “The iPhone has a cool design...

Chip maker Altera promises higher R&D spending in 2011

Local San Jose wireless chip maker Altera has said it will boost its R&D spending in 2011 while optimistically forecasting a rise of between 3-6% in its fourth quarter revenue – in line with earlier analyst predictions.

Qualcomm CEO: Mobile TV is not dead, but needs live broadcasting

Qualcomm has not quite given up on Mobile TV and indeed the product’s future could lie in live broadcasting, according to CEO, Paul Jacobs, speaking at a technology panel in Silicon Valley Tuesday night.

Google Voice app finally launches on iPhone

It's been exactly two months since Apple Inc. acquiesced and approved a third-party Google Voice app for the iPhone, but now there's finally an official offering from Google Inc. The new Google Voice app, which made its debut on the App Store yesterday, is simpler...

HP to pay $16M to settle e-rate abuse charges

Hewlett-Packard Co. will play $16.25 million to the government as part of a settlement for alleged fraud in the E-rate program, which funds Internet connections in schools and libraries. The Department of Justice and the Federal Communications Commission has been investigating allegations that contractors working...

Apple releases iOS 4.2 to iPad users' delight

Apple Inc. (AAPL) has rolled out an iOS 4.2 update that finally brings the latest features in iOS to iPad users. For starters, iPad users can finally enjoy background processing, multitasking and folders. But there are two key new features — AirPrint and AirPlay —...

John Roese to head up Huawei's R&D efforts in North America

Despite a run of recent setbacks in the United States, Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. is making strategic moves, including hires, to keep its big plans for this market alive. John Roese, former CTO at Nortel Networks, is now joining the company as SVP and GM...

John Roese to head up Huawei's R&D efforts in North America

Despite a run of recent setbacks in the United States, Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. is making strategic moves, including hires, to keep its big plans for this market alive. John Roese, former CTO at Nortel Networks, is now joining the company as SVP and GM...

John Roese to head up Huawei’s R&D efforts in North America

Despite a run of recent setbacks in the United States, Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. is making strategic moves, including hires, to keep its big plans for this market alive. John Roese, former CTO at Nortel Networks, is now joining the company as SVP and GM...

Apple beefs up its legal team for patent wars

Apple is hiring up an army of legal beagles to help it in its fight against other smart phone makers, as the giants of the mobile space begin to slug it out in the International Trade Commission’s courts.

Google hit with anti-trust investigation in Europe

The European Union today announced that they will be launching a preliminary anti-trust investigation into alleged down-ranking of competitors on Google Inc. search results – as well as deliberate preferential treatment for Google products.

Oracle acquires Art Technology Group to boost mobile transactions

Oracle Corp. (ORCL) is acquiring Art Technology Group Inc. (ARTG) for approximately $1 billion in an purely cash-for-stock deal. Oracle plans to push further into mobile following the deal, particularly with ATG's ability to create mobile commerce apps for business. ATG made the announcement on the...

Apple releases iOS 4.2 to iPad users' delight

Apple Inc. (AAPL) has rolled out an iOS 4.2 update that finally brings the latest features in iOS to iPad users. For starters, iPad users can finally enjoy background processing, multitasking and folders. But there are two key new features — AirPrint and AirPlay —...

John Roese to head up Huawei's R&D efforts in North America

Despite a run of recent setbacks in the United States, Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. is making strategic moves, including hires, to keep its big plans for the U.S. market alive. John Roese, former CTO at Nortel Networks, is now joining the company as SVP and...

Murdoch and Jobs collaborating on new tablet newspaper?

In what could see the coming together of two of the scariest media empires in the world, rumours reach us that Rupert Murdoch's News Corp and Apple have been secretly collaborating on a tablet-based newspaper called The Daily, and it's set to launch early next year.

Schmidt: Android 2.3 “Gingerbread” to include NFC for fast payment

At the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco, California, CEO Eric Schmidt pulled an unreleased Android phone (rumored to be the Nexus S) out of his pocket and released the newest tidbit of Gingerbread intel: it will include a Near Field Communication feature.

The Gingerbread tension mounts

There has been a lot of talk about the latest version Android: 2.3 a.k.a. Gingerbread recently. Rumours of a successor to the Nexus One as well as reports of Gingerbread being rolled out "any day" have abounde

Facebook launches Modern Messaging System, fails to set the world aflame

After months of rumours and speculation Facebook finally got round to unveiling their "Project Titan" messaging product yesterday. The new system centres around a unified inbox that deals with your IMs, SMS, email and Facebook messages, so in theory you'll only have one conversation thread for each of your contacts.

Here we go again – Apple announcement tomorrow

Nice move Apple, very nice. With the uploading of one simple image Apple have stolen most of Facebook's thunder just an hour before the social giant's much-anticipated press conference.

Facebook continues to print pretend money, surpasses eBay

On the eve of their big press conference where they are expected to announce their "Gmail killer", Facebook has overtaken eBay in value to become the third most valuable web-based company in the US.