Blog » March 2011
Microsoft's been toying around with hardware for so-called white space spectrum for some time now, and it's now back with another fairly ambitious scheme. Dubbed "SpecNet," the hardware in t
Read more >>Ever since the Nexus S and its nifty little NFC chip hit the market, there's been speculation that El Goog was planning a foray into the mobile payment arena currently occupied by the likes of Charge Anywh
Read more >>Nokia's current typeface -- Nokia Sans -- feels like one of the great constants in the consumer electronics industry, a design that instantly screams "Nokia" the moment you see it (for better or
Read more >>We just got home from this little massive US mobile industry event you may have heard about called CTIA Wireless. It took place in Orlando this year (instead of Las Vegas as usual) and we can definitely say tha
Read more >>This afternoon, AT&T and T-Mobile dedicated a twenty-eight page PDF to convincing regulators that their39 billion aquisition wouldn't violate antitrust law, using images like the one above. Well, a
Read more >>Wowzers! AT&T and Deutsche Telekom have entered into a definitive agreement for the sale of T-Mobile USA for39 billion in cash and stocks. The combined customer base of this upcoming behemoth will be 13
Read more >>It's no secret that Nokia's been casting an interested eye over the tablet market and now we have a bit of extra evidence to show its intent, courtesy of the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
Read more >>As Microsoft has announced its Windows operating system will add support for ARM-based platforms, Intel has recently decided to cooperate with Taiwan-based notebook makers including Inventec and Compal Electron
Read more >>Shipments of solid-state optical components for camera phones from LensVector to the China market are expected to take off starting mid-2011, according to company CEO Derek Proudian.
Read more >>Toshiba has closed down its plant that produces logic ICs and CMOS image sensors (CIS), including those for handsets, in Iwate, Japan because of the power failure caused by the March 11 earthquake, and the move
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