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Powerwave: Building Network From Inside Out

An editorial interview with Powerwave Chief Product and Development Officer Khurram P. Sheikh at Texas Wireless Summit 2010.

CEO of TabbedOut

An interview with the CEO of TabbedOut Rick Orr at TWS in Austin 2010.

Editorial Interview: Freescale

RCR Wireless Editor Tracy Ford interviews Scott Aylor, GM of DSB Products at Freescale.

Freescale Recent Announcement Interview

RCR Wireless sat down with Scott Aylor, GM of the DSB Product Line at Freescale to discuss their most recent announcements.

@ TWS: Heterogeneous Networks

Texas Wireless Summit 2010 Prof. Sundeep Rangan, NYU-Polytechnic Co-Founder, Flarion Technologies

@ TWS: The Future of Mobile Broadband

Texas Wireless Summit 2010 Khurram Sheikh Chief Product & Development Officer, Powerwave Technologies, Inc

@ TWS : VP of Qualcomm Ventures

An interview with Nagraj Kashyap, VP of Qualcomm Ventures at Texas Wireless Summit 2010.

Blitz on drivers using mobile phones while driving

SINGAPORE : The Traffic Police went on a 3-hour blitz on Thursday to catch those who drive and use their mobile phones at the same time. 2,609 motorists have been caught so far this year for using their mobile phones while driving. That is just a...

LTE to account for 4% of world’s mobile connections by 2015

LTE networks will account for 4 percent of the world's mobile connections within five years, according to a major new report by Wireless Intelligence. The new study, Global LTE network forecasts and assumptions 2010-2015, predicts that global LTE connections will surpass the 1 million...

The Hidden Gem of Asia’s Android Boom

It’s true. You have to be smart to use a smartphone. It is also true that my smartphone is a lot smarter than I am because I’ve yet to figure out how to use all of its bells and whistles. Smartphones are the newest generation...

The iPad is not mobile says Zuckerberg

Speaking at a mobile event in Facebook's Palo Alto Headquarters today, Zuckerberg fielded a question from an unfortunate Mashable Apple fanboy about when the social networking firm would come out with an iPad app, only to be told "The iPad is not mobile...next question."

Facebook takes on Google with mobile questions

With the recent launch of Facebook Questions, however, the social network may prove to become a larger and more valuable information resource to mobile users than Google, its top mobile rival.

Americans have no patience for dud travel apps

Americans are even less tolerant of travel agent trouble when it comes via mobile according to a new survey. Travel research firm PhoCusWright polled 792 Americans traveling for pleasure rather than business over the past year and found many of them rather unforgiving of any mobile mishaps.

Firms weigh in on the mobile internet

A panel discussion including representatives from Yahoo, Microsoft, Google and mobile tech developer Motricity, at CommunicAsia in Singapore touched on why the mobile internet was so important and what the various firms are doing to make sure they don't miss the mobile boat.

Skype talks future of mobile communication

Skype believes we are all living in a web of connected devices in an app centric world where phones are no longer phones, but little computers in our pockets.

Mobile should be seen AND heard

Big shows are all about emerging industry trends and CommunicAsia in Singapore this week is no exception, with a number of mobile and wireless fads and fashions on the horizon. Of all the hype, however, no trend is so great or prevalent as the mobile video phenomenon, taking Asia and the world by storm.

One device to rule them all says Movius

Separating work from personal life is certainly something most people would advocate, but when it comes to one’s mobile phone, it isn’t always easy to make the break.

Tawkon helps users monitor mobile radiation

Tawkon, an innovative Israeli firm which has come up with an app of the same name to monitor and analyze cell radiation so users can “talk on” as usual and receive smart prompts to avoid radiation just when they need to.

Korean mobile users more courteous in transit

For the majority of us, the only thing more irritating than listening to someone yap away on their mobile phone on public transport is the realisation that we ourselves don’t have reception to facilitate our rant.

Cell charging gumboots

Mobile operator Orange and unfortunately named GotWind have teamed up to create a pair of cell phone charging and rather funky wellington boots for the UK’s Glastonbury music festival.

She’ll call you back when she’s 18

As telecom technology advances, enabling users to access information and communicate more quickly across multiple platforms, the age that children begin using their own mobile phones seems to be lowering.

China Telecom introduces iPad copycat

China Telecom, the Chinese telecommunications operator, launched its first 3G tablet on Monday, un-originally dubbed the LifePad.

Israel’s mobile innovation scout, the IMA

Israel is no ordinary country and thus it comes as no surprise that IMA (Israel Mobile & Communication Association) is no ordinary trade organization either

Israel's mobile innovation scout, the IMA

Israel is no ordinary country and thus it comes as no surprise that IMA (Israel Mobile & Communication Association) is no ordinary trade organization either