Intel says Nokia to blame for six month delay entering phone market
13 September 2011 by Sylvie Barak
Intel’s CEO Paul Otellini blamed erstwhile partner Nokia for its current delay in bringing Intel powered smart phones to the world’s markets.
Fujitsu and Follie Follie get fragrance friendly
11 September 2011 by Carolyn Green
In an attempt to freshen up the conversations of Asian women, Fujitsu along with Follie Follie, a women’s accessories company in China, has come to the rescue this summer with a phone that will get your tongues wagging and noses twitching.
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Apple arts and crafts with RCR
10 September 2011 by Carolyn Green
Today we bring you RCR’s very own decorate-your-apple-like-a-geek arts and crafts cleverness.
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Marvell announces single-chip LTE world modem for the masses
09 September 2011 by Sylvie Barak
Underdog chipmaker Marvell has just unveiled a new single-chip LTE world modem called the PXA1801.
Posted in Components, Mobile Hardware0 Comments
Worst of the Week: Four days of fog and shame
09 September 2011 by Dan Meyer
Not sure if I am like the rest of you, but short work weeks are somehow the most awesome and most frustrating things ever invented by the Dalai Lama. As such I both love and hate these four-day work weeks with a passion I usually reserve only for breakfast.
Posted in Content, Devices, Events, FCC, Industry, Industry News, Lifestyle, Mobile Hardware, Mobile Software, News, worst of the week0 Comments
RedHat calls the cloud a goat rodeo
08 September 2011 by Sylvie Barak
The cloud has been called many things by marketeers in its amorphous lifespan, but “goat rodeo” was probably a first on Thursday, as RedHat’s VP of biz dev Mike Evans fumbled for the right words to describe the nebulous buzz.
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Intel hungry to hire software developers
08 September 2011 by Sylvie Barak
Speaking at Intel’s Software Day in San Francisco on Thursday, Doug Fisher, corporate VP and GM of the software and services group’s software division said Intel was putting a key emphasis on pulling in application developer talent to help drive Intel architecture forward.
Posted in Mobile Software0 Comments
Texas Instruments doesn’t want its new low-power chips to interfere
07 September 2011 by Sylvie Barak
Texas Instruments Inc., has unveiled its latest sub-1 GHz RF performance line of chips which it hopes will find wide application within the “Internet of Things,” – in anything from smartphones to smart grids.
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Samsung Mobile asks you to defriend contacts on Facebook for a Tab
07 September 2011 by Sylvie Barak
Tablets may be the new chic, but Samsung USA’s latest marketing ploy leaves a bad taste, after the firm took a page out of Burger King’s book and ran an ad to win a new Galaxy Tab by unfriending contacts on Facebook.
Posted in Devices, Social0 Comments
Handy iPhone case: Lend me your ears and I’ll give you my hand
07 September 2011 by Carolyn Green
Dokkiri, a Japanese company, is attempting to place a helping hand in your pocket, stuck to the back of your iPhone.
Posted in Devices, Lifestyle0 Comments
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