If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! The global credit crisis and resulting turmoil on world financial markets have not phased Europe’s mobile phone industry, according to a new report by consulting firm, Ovum.
Japan currently boasts the world’s highest-quality broadband infrastructure, followed by Sweden and the Netherlands, according to researchers at Oxford University’s Said Business School.
Verizon Communications unveiled some upcoming FiOS TV features at the New York City home of its Chief Information Officer last week, after making the fiber-optic television service available in Manhattan for the first time.
American wireless operator, T-Mobile USA, said on Tuesday that it would unveil the “HTC Dream” handset – the first phone based on Google’s Android mobile operating system – at a news conference on September 23.
Global revenue from high-speed internet services will reach nearly $903 billion annually by 2012, according to a recent Yankee Group research report.
America’s leading cell phone carriers, AT&T and Verizon Wireless, are introducing new applications to make it easier for customers to engage in social networking on their mobile phones.
Total investments in the Latin American IPTV market will reach US$12.6 billion by 2013, according to recent research by Signals Telecom Consulting, cited in El Universal, a Mexican newspaper.
Digital Video Recorders aren’t just convenient – they have helped to improve many marriages, according to a recent survey commissioned by NDS, a vendor of pay-TV technology.
The VoIP equipment market experienced some softness in the second quarter of this year, declining 4% (sequentially) from the first quarter, due to lower-than-expected revenue in the Session Border Controller (SBC) and softswitch markets, according to a new report by Infonetics Research.
