If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! Personal computer manufacturer, Dell, is developing a handheld internet device based on Google’s Android operating system, according to today’s Wall Street Journal, citing two sources who had seen early prototypes of the device.
Japanese electronics giant, Sony, is planning a new product that would combine the functions of its PlayStation Portable device with those of Sony Ericsson mobile phones.
Canada’s leading telecom carriers, Bell and Telus, may begin offering Apple’s popular iPhone 3GS device later this year, according to a recent Toronto Star article, citing anonymous sources.
Sony Ericsson has entered the Canadian smartphone market for the first time, allowing Rogers Wireless to begin marketing its XPERIA X1 device.
America’s fourth-largest wireless carrier, T-Mobile, is preparing for an onslaught of competition in the Android smartphone market, announcing its second product based on the budding Google operating system.
America’s fourth-largest wireless carrier, T-Mobile, is preparing for an onslaught of competition in the Android smartphone market, announcing its second product based on the budding Google operating system.
America’s fourth-largest wireless carrier, T-Mobile, is preparing for an onslaught of competition in the Android smartphone market, announcing its second product based on the budding Google operating system.
America’s fourth-largest wireless carrier, T-Mobile, is preparing for an onslaught of competition in the Android smartphone market, announcing its second product based on the budding Google operating system.
Telecommunications equipment maker, Nokia Siemens, has agreed to purchase the wireless division of bankrupt Nortel Networks, in a deal worth US$650 million.
Laptops and consumer electronics devices continued to account for the majority of Wi-Fi chipset shipments last year, but mobile handsets are driving growth in the Wi-Fi market, according to a recent report by In-Stat.
