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RSS 3GLeveraging the Value of Imaging in Enterprise Mobility Applications
White Paper The use of imaging in enterprise mobility applications has been far from pervasive, primarily due to the limitations of the typical cameras that are integrated into business-class mobile devices. But key technology advancements in mobile... [15 Aug 2009]
Midrange mobiles choked out as phone world polarises
News Midrange mobile phones could soon fall by the wayside as consumers in developed markets are opting for more advanced smartphones, while wireless users in developing nations gobble up low-cost devices. [14 Aug 2009]
Gadget Watch: The BlackBerry Curve 8520
Photo Considering hitting the shops at the weekend? Looking for inspiration? Check out the latest in our series of gadget mini-reviews, courtesy of silicon.com's sister site CNET UK, the home of technology reviews. [14 Aug 2009]
Photos: Apple tablet: What's on our wish list
Photo Hardly a day goes by without some form of feverish speculation gripping the web about the existence of a tablet computing device from Apple. With a seemingly blank canvas, there's plenty of room for industry watchers to stamp their own... [05 Aug 2009]
The 'smartphone-lite' devices aiming to hook Twitter users
News Mobile phone maker INQ Mobile is launching two new low-cost phones optimised for social networking applications to give mobile subscribers alternatives to more expensive smartphones. INQ, which is owned by Hong Kong's Hutchison Whampoa -... [05 Aug 2009]
Multithreaded Application Acceleration With Chip Multithreading (CMT), MultiCore/Multithread UltraSPARC Processors: UltraSPARC Processor Applications
White Paper The proliferation of billions of devices - ranging from 3G cell phones to netbook computers - means consumers increasingly demand instantaneous access to information, whether the latest news story or a sports video clip. [31 Jul 2009]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Singapore's fibre paradox
Comment Compiled at my Singapore hotel upon arrival and despatched to silicon.com on the day of my departure from Changi Airport via a free wi-fi service Having arrived in Singapore during the late afternoon, I went for a walk to help my body... [30 Jul 2009]
Move over 2G, Europe agrees to give 3G some space
News Europe has approved the use of 3G services over spectrum currently reserved for 2G. The move should let operators use spectrum they already own to run mobile broadband services over greater distances than are currently... [29 Jul 2009]
Lowering 3G Bills and Increasing Availability With Wi-Fi: Why Hotspots Make Sense for Smartphone Users
White Paper Smartphones and other Web-friendly mobile devices are taking enterprise IT departments by storm, and are often brought into the workplace as employees' personal devices. While analyst firms IDC and Strategic Analytics both confirm that... [28 Jul 2009]
Top 10 Lessons Learned for Corporate 3G Mobile Broadband Deployments
White Paper After initially floundering for a number of years, mobile broadband technology has finally come into its own. Maturing in its capabilities and dropping in price, mobile broadband connectivity has become a mainstream method for staying in... [28 Jul 2009]
'Cheapest ever' BlackBerry coming to the UK
News RIM has announced UK release details for its new entry-level BlackBerry, the Curve 8520. The device, which RIM expects to be available at a lower price than any of its predecessors, will go on sale from August, the company said on Monday. [27 Jul 2009]
Mobile WiMax won't win race to become 4G king
News Mobile WiMax could serve a substantial niche market in the UK but is unlikely to be deployed in any nationwide networks, a member of a key industry group has said. Bluenowhere, a wholesale wireless network operator, is one of the... [23 Jul 2009]
Email hits 3G networks harder than P2P
News Email puts a much heavier load on 3G networks than web surfing or peer-to-peer applications, according to Alcatel-Lucent's research wing, Bell Laboratories. Mike Schabel, a research director at Bell Labs, said on... [20 Jul 2009]
Peter Cochrane's Blog: Open info for all?
Comment Compiled on TG409 flying Bangkok to Singapore and dispatched to silicon.com via a hotel wi-fi connection four days later Governments and ministers seem to find it very hard to decide what information should be in the public domain and... [20 Jul 2009]
Is there a place for Android and Chrome? Google says yes
News Among the many questions raised in the wake of Google's announcement of Chrome OS is exactly how the project fits in with Google's Android mobile operating system. Essentially, nothing has changed, said Google's Andy Rubin at a press... [13 Jul 2009]
