Ericsson mobile broadband chip connects Panasonic Toughbooks
May 31, 2011 Written by Benny Har-Even
Ericsson has announced that its embedded HSPA mobile broadband chip will be used in upcoming 2011 Panasonic Toughbooks.
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MWC – thoughts from Day 2
February 29, 2012 Written by Mike Hibberd
Given my whinge yesterday about data roaming charges it was good to hear Starhub CEO Neil Montefiore say that they´re too high and they need to come down. Montefiore said that 80 per cent of his customers disable data when overseas, and that´s probably a typical figure for the industry.
Panasonic eyes European smartphone comeback
December 12, 2011 Written by Dawinderpal Sahota
Panasonic has confirmed that it will be re-entering the smartphone space, with its sights fixed on the European market. The Japanese firm aims to re-enter the European market in March 2012.
Android rumours pick up momentum
May 22, 2009 Written by @telecoms
The web is awash with Android rumours this week, as the Google-backed platform finally starts to pick up momentum.
Linux proponents rev up LiMo Foundation
January 26, 2007 Written by James Middleton
A handful of telecom powerhouses banded together on Friday for the official launch of mobile Linux collective, the LiMo Foundation. Motorola, NEC, NTT DoCoMo, Panasonic Mobile, Samsung and Vodafone intend to collaborate on a Linux-based software platform for mobile devices. A not for profit organisation, the foundation is aimed at blending the community-based development benefits [...]
Tags; Motorola, NEC, ntt docomo, Panasonic, Samsung, vodafone, Americas, Handsets & Devices, News & Analysis
Bluetooth suit targets big 3 mobile makers
January 4, 2007 Written by James Middleton
An American research group has sued mobile manufacturers Nokia, Samsung and Panasonic for allegedly infringing a patent for wireless Bluetooth technology. The Washington Research Foundation said Tuesday that it had filed a complaint at the United States Western District Court of Washington State in Seattle. In the complaint the research group allege the three mobile [...]
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