Article from Wall Street Journal:
–Mobile phone subscriptions rise at a tepid pace in March
–TIM, Oi are main beneficiaries from new customers during the month
–Nextel sees poor result, may miss targets, says Credit Suisse
By Matthew Cowley
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
(Updates with additional details including analyst comments)
SAO PAULO (Dow Jones)–Brazil’s mobile-phone subscriptions increased again in April, but at [...]
more→Article from PC Magazine:
A controversial new policy has been rolled out on the streets of London that involves capturing the mobile phone data of anyone held for questioning by police, even if the suspect isn’t charged with a crime, according a BBC report.
The new tool is the Aceso Kiosk system developed by Radio Tactics, [...]
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Michael Harper for RedOrbit.com
Get ready, friends, for the latest installment of “Fun With Headlines!”
There’s always two sides to a story, a phenomenon which is most easily recognized when news reports and studies are released. Multiply this behavior with a good, old fashioned “Smartphone War,” and you’ve got yourself an afternoon of fun.
Take, for [...]
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Article from InformationWeek:
9 Hottest Phones At Mobile World Congress
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more→Article from Wired News:
Gadget Lab is awash in high-end smartphones. We’re practically swimming in multi-core processors, cutting-edge display technology, and 4G bandwidth. Ice Cream Sandwich? We eat it every day for lunch.
We’re gadget enthusiasts. We’re literally paid to test the industry’s hottest superphones. But while we’re playing around with top-shelf hardware, what are less-passionate, less-demanding [...]
more→Article from Haaretz:
Two new cellular service providers jumped into the market yesterday at prices that are substantially lower than the prevailing average price in Israel.
The two are Golan Telecom and HOT Mobile, each of which owns a portion of its own cellular network infrastructure and leases the rest, because their own networks do not currently [...]
more→Article from China Daily:
Updated: 2012-05-14 07:46
By Shen Jingting (China Daily)
With smartphones, PCs and special technology, doctors can access a computer system at any time and anywhere in order to undertake basic reporting and submit information to county-level clinicians. In October, Qualcomm Inc launched a project called Mobile Vision in Hengshui, Hebei province, to provide effective [...]
more→Article from PC Magazine:
Developing countries bear the brunt of technology. Their land is often stripped for the metals to make components and it also serves as the dumping ground for the unrecycled final product. In exchange, some countries get desperately needed infrastructure. In many African nations, China is building roads, dams, and railways, but it’s [...]
more→Article from Jakarta Post:
The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Sat, 05/12/2012 9:19 AM
An aviation observer says that it is unlikely that cell phones used in flight brought down the Sukhoi Superjet 100 airliner that crashed on Wednesday.
“Even if there were phone calls made from the airplane, there would unlikely be a factor in the accident,” former [...]
more→Article from Wall Street Journal:
DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
PARIS (Dow Jones)–The number of French mobile-phone customers grew at triple the normal rate in the first quarter of 2012, France’s telecommunications regulator said Thursday, further evidence that January’s launch of a cut-rate mobile service from Iliad SA (ILD.FR) has upended the marketplace.
Approximately 69.5 million [...]
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