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Nokia announces support for OMAPI

HELSINKI, Finland-Nokia Corp. has thrown its support behind the OMAPI standard initiative announced by STMicroelectronics and Texas Instruments last December to boost open standards for 2.5-generation and third-generation mobile phones, personal digital assistants and other portable and multimedia products."By developing common interfaces, the semiconductor...

TI, STMicroelectronics partner on open OMAPI standard effort

DALLAS-Texas Instruments Inc. and STMicroelectronics have come together to establish an open standard with the Open Mobile Application Processor Interfaces for application processors targeting 2.5G and third-generation mobile phones, personal digital assistants and other portable and multimedia products.Both companies said they intend to invite...

Motorola declines comment on semiconductor unit sale

ARLINGTON, Ill.-Neither Motorola nor STMicroelectronics has confirmed press reports that both companies are in talks that could lead to Motorola's semiconductor division being sold to STMicroelectronics. Such a merger will make STMicroelectronics the second-largest chip company in the world."We don't comment on rumors," said...

Microsoft, ARM name supporters

REDMOND, Wash.-Microsoft Corp. and ARM Ltd. said three vendors will develop products to support Microsoft Windows CE.NET based on the ARM-core systems.The companies are Motorola Inc., STMicroelectronics and NeoMagic Corp."The relationship will ensure each company's technology is fully optimized to complement their respective products...

Handset manufacturers delay MMS image transfers, claims video developer

OXFORD, United Kingdom—While the cost of integrating a camera into a cell phone is only US$10, silicon chip developer STMicroelectronics has complained that European terminal makers are resisting the move to multimedia messaging service (MMS). The company, which recently acquired the camera-on-a-chip pioneer Vision...

Chip companies forge alliance

PARIS—Three semiconductor companies announced they would forge a US$1.4 billion alliance to develop new chips with a view to cutting costs and defining standards for the industry.The companies, Motorola of the United States, STMicroelectronics of France and Philips of the Netherlands, plan to unveil...

Bluetooth News

Cambridge Silicon Radio introduced its MicroSira and CompactSira development tools for integrating Bluetooth functionality into a range of personal computer and personal digital assistant applications. Both products contain CSR's single chip solution, BlueCore01 and development software.Transilica Inc.'s OneChip Bluetooth lower and upper protocol stacks...

Parthus, STMicroelectronics enter licensing agreement

DUBLIN, Ireland-In a continuation of their business relationship, Parthus Technologies plc announced a licensing agreement with STMicroelectronics for the complete line of Parthus' mobile Internet platforms.Under the deal, STMicroelectronics and Parthus will establish a joint marketing forum and Parthus will have access to STMicroelectronics'...

Slowing economy no threat to Parthus

Of the 387 people who work for Parthus Technologies plc, more than 300 are engineers. This, company executives say, is one of the main reasons Parthus is able to offer such a diverse range of products and technologies, and eventually will position the company...

Cue, ST team for mobile Internet apps

Cue Corp., Irvine, Calif., has entered into an agreement with STMicroelectronics Inc. to develop an AM/FM decoder chip for Cue's new SkySpeed.com network for mobile Internet applications for automotive and consumer products."We expect that within a year the SkySpeed network will cover 90 percent...