If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! Strong consumer demand for networking features will drive sales of next-generation consumer electronics devices in the years to come, according to a recent study by Parks Associates.
Struggling telecom equipment maker, Nortel Networks, said yesterday that it will abandon a deal to sell Alvarion Ltd.’s WiMAX equipment, and concentrate instead on well-established relationships with cellular carriers.
LG Canada is recalling as many as 129,000 LG 150 cell phones after the device was found to emit more radiation than the legal limit set by Industry Canada.
LG Canada is recalling as many as 129,000 LG 150 cell phones after the device was found to emit more radiation than the legal limit set by Industry Canada.
America’s third-largest cell phone provider, Sprint Nextel, is cutting approximately 8,000 jobs, or 14% of its workforce, in an effort to reduce expenses in response to the deepening recession.
Last.fm, an online music streaming service owned by CBS, has designed a new version of its software for Google’s mobile operating system, Android.
Last.fm, an online music streaming service owned by CBS, has designed a new version of its software for Google’s mobile operating system, Android.
The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) plans to act quickly to deal with abuse of Canada’s do-not-call registry, according to Industry Minister, Tony Clement.
With the iPhone now a consumer favourite, and applications for the device selling at an astounding rate, Apple stands a real chance of capturing the #1 position in the global smartphone market, according to a recent report by Generator Research.
Mobile WiMAX equipment revenues nearly quadruped in the third quarter of 2008 (compared to the third quarter of 2007), as carriers around the world began to invest significantly in the technology.
