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Editor’s Note: John Williams is a human resource consultant to RCR Wireless News and TelecomCareers who is blogging on HR matters that impact the wireless industry, including hiring and retaining …
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Editor’s Note:John Williams is a human resource consultant to RCR Wireless News and TelecomCareers who is blogging on HR matters that impact the wireless industry, including hiring and retaining employees …
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Editor’s Note: John Williams is a human resource consultant to RCR Wireless News and TelecomCareers who is blogging on HR matters that impact the wireless industry, including hiring and retaining …
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Australian telecommunication giant Telstra has announced plans to launch the new Samsung Galaxy Ace mobile phone on its Next G network. Over the past year, Samsung has launched several major …
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The Embedded Systems Conference, in San Jose CA., is hardly the place to look for simple, uncomplicated products, but small Danish company Nabto proved a welcome exception to all the complexity, offering rather ingenious answers on a tiny scale.
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The Embedded Systems Conference, in San Jose CA., is hardly the place to look for simple, uncomplicated products, but small Danish company Nabto proved a welcome exception to all the complexity, offering rather ingenious answers on a tiny scale.
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Sylvie Barak interviews Chris Treadaway, Founder and CEO of Notice Technologies at SXSW
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The world may think Apple has blazed a new trail in the tablet space with its much hailed iPad, but one firm that isn’t impressed by the Jobs’ mob’s originality is Nokia, who says the Cupertino, CA., company infringed on some of its patents.
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It has been yet another disappointing quarter for Paris-based telco equipment maker Alcatel-Lucent, with the firm posting an even greater net loss than last quarter, citing problems with its supply chain.
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Skype will soon be rolling out a group video chat function for up to five people says the firm, and will also be unveiling updated subscription offerings for calls to mobile devices and landlines in some 170 countries.
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Last week RCR reported that Nokia CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo’s next speech to shareholders might well be his last, but despite significant pressure on the firm, it would appear the Finnish firm’s board still supports the management team and its strategy.
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Last week RCR reported that Nokia CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo’s next speech to shareholders might well be his last, but despite significant pressure on the firm, it would appear the Finnish firm’s board still supports the management team and its strategy.
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Speaking at the IEF conference in Germany’s the Technische Universitat in Dresden, Gerhard Fettweis, Vodafone chair professor told his audience he believed 100 billion cellular devices would be connected using LTE in less than a decade.
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It hasn’t been an easy recession for Clearwire, but on Wednesday, the firm heartened investors with news of the firm’s biggest quarter yet in terms of new subscribers, revenues up 72% and expansion plans into more markets.
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Koreans, it would appear, are willing to pay over and above the established retail price for Apple’s iPad in order to get their tech savvy hands on one before the official release date in Korea.
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Proving the old adage that “the enemy of my enemy is my friend,” Nokia has teamed up with Microsoft, to release enterprise mobile software meant to threaten the likes of RIM and maybe even Apple.
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An incredible video of the HTC Droid Incredible being unboxed and torn open.
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According to widespread reports, Research In Motion, maker of the famed Blackberry smartphone has decided to delay plans to introduce its own tablet.
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Canada’s Rogers Communications is stepping up and providing customers impacted by Novatel Wireless’ MiFi 2372 issues with a credit for the inconvenience.
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Motorola has seen huge success with its Droid phone and a number of other smartphone offerings based on Google’s Android platform and adapted with the firm’s own MotoBlur interface. But a series of odd choices indicates the company may be changing direction, and leaving the Google path.
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Reports indicate Samsung will be releasing its own tablet, the S-Pad, this Summer.
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Is that a rocket in your pocket? Nah, it’s just my MiFi.
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Is that a rocket in your pocket? Nah, it’s just my MiFi.
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The FTC is looking at opening investigations against both Google and Apple this week on unrelated antitrust charges.
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