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New wave for wireless
Imagine being able to solve our state's traffic woes by opening a strip of freeways alongside every major road. What if you could swap the congestion of streets that long ago reached their capacity - or the wannabe highways dotted by traffic lights and
A year on hold, thanks to Telstra
Last week we wrote of a latter-day Job who had exhibited quite extraordinary patience in the face of some extreme provocation from Sony Ericsson. At the time, we thought Neil Fisher's fortitude would be hard to top - but that was before we came across
EDN on Development Tools: Motor control kits, Jen-Net wireless kit review, ho...
LATEST NEWS & BLOG POSTS Ever try coding for 96 processors running in parallel? Eek! Why it's a big step backward Vendors taut ease-of-use as selling point Test and debug functions consume fewer MCU I/O pins App notes from TI explains a new type of
LG ?KC780 8 MP? Phone To Hit European Market By Next Month
To add more to their wardrobe, LG has unveiled its latest LG-KC780 8 Megapixel Camera Phone in the market. The feature-rich phone comes packed with an 8 megapixel resolution camera with a Schneider-Kreuznach certified lens for better quality and
HK leads telecom service quality: survey
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New wave for wireless
An extra radio band will turn congested networks into a Wi-Fi version of the autobahn, writes David Flynn. Imagine being able to solve our state's traffic woes by opening a strip of freeways alongside every major road. What if you could swap the
Patent Parries: Cox Beats Verizon, As Comcast Inks No-Sue Pact
Cox Communications beat back Verizon Communications' patent-infringement claims with a key courtroom victory last week, while Comcast landed a deal with the telco giant to avoid patent litigation. In the Cox case, a federal jury returned a verdict that
Telstra cuts not good: Cobb
Telstra staff numbers at Orange in the NSW Central West will be cut by almost 30 per cent. Calare MP John Cobb met with Telstra's general manager for the NSW Western Region, Chris Taylor, last week to discuss the cull. The eighteen staff, excluding field
HTC May Be Bringing Out Its First Smartphone with WiMAX
Sprint's XOHM service is starting to roll out, but so far this WiMAX service is only usable with laptops and other PCs. Many are wondering where the WiMAX-enabled smartphones are. According to several sources online, HTC is working on just the sort of
T-Mobile Has Already Sold 1.5 Million Android-Powered Smartphones
Already Sold 1.5 Million -Powered s Visit other review sites: Most Viewed Recent SmartPhone Preview Review Has Already Sold 1.5 Million -Powered s BY: , Editor PUBLISHED: 10/12/2008 When , , and HTC unveiled the first
Widen Your Choices with Unlocked Smartphones
Most people, when they are deciding which phone to get, do all their shopping on their wireless provider's website or store. But this isn't the only option: you can buy an unlocked device. These are phones that are offered directly to consumers by device
LG May Be Prepping a Windows Mobile Smartphone
If an unconfirmed report is correct, LG's first smartphone with Windows Mobile designed for the U.S. market will soon be released by AT&T. Until now, this company has primarily concentrated on producing stylish featurephones. Still, an anonymous
First Glimpse of Verizon's Samsung i770
Verizon Wireless appears to be getting close to releasing the Samsung i770, a new Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphone. This will likely be the replacement for the Samsung i760, even though their designs are considerably different. Rumors of this device have
Pricing Leaked for AT&T's Touch Pro and Samsung Epix
A vital piece of information has leaked out about a pair of smartphones that are expected to be debuting from A&T in the coming weeks: their prices. The HTC Touch Pro will cost $300, while the Samsung Epix will go for $200, according to information
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T-Mobile USA Launches First BlackBerry Flip Phone
Comtex BELLEVUE, WASHINGTON and WATERLOO, ONTARIO, Oct 13, 2008 ----T-Mobile USA, Inc., and Research In Motion today announced the BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220 smartphone-the first BlackBerry flip phone-is now ...
Time Warner still has antennas
Time Warner Cable has a limited supply of antennas still available for customers who want to watch Fox affiliate WLUK, Channel 11, at home.
Sprint CEO wonders if anyone will be able to raise the necessary capital to b...
The upheaval in U.S. financial markets is squeezing wireless companies, particularly those eager to sell off major assets like Alltel and Sprint Nextel .
GM shares up slightly after trouncing
NEW YORK - General Motors Corp. shares hit their lowest price since 1949 in the opening minutes of trading Friday as financial turmoil and a weakening global auto market heightened worries that the automaker ...
FCC likely to recommend unlicensed spectrum use
By Kim Dixon
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A battle between tech companies like Google Inc and broadcasters over use of soon-to-be vacant airwaves will heat up soon as U.S. regulators release an anticipated report on the issue.
The Federal Communications Commission's report will weigh in as early as Friday on the feasibility of opening up "white spaces" -- unused pockets of the spectrum to become available when broadcasters move completely to digital television next year -- for unlicensed use.
Audiovox shows loss and cuts workforce
Blaming a "deteriorating global economy," Audiovox Corp. , a supplier of consumer electronics systems, said it swung to a loss in its fiscal second quarter, which ended Aug.
Deutsche Telekom Error Puts Data Of 30M German Phone Users on Internet
Confidential data on 30 million German phone users could be consulted on the Internet as a result of an error until the phone company locked access, a spokesman for Deutsche Telekom said Saturday.
FCC sides with NFL Network in dispute with Comcast
The Federal Communications Commission has sided with the National Football League in a long-running programming dispute with Comcast Corp., ruling that Comcast should carry the league's NFL Network on its popular digital cable package.
In a decision released late Friday, the FCC ruled that Comcast discriminated against the NFL Network by agreeing to carry the channel only on a more expensive sports cable service. The NFL filed the complaint against Comcast in May.
The FCC ruling now goes before an administrative law judge, who could force Comcast to carry the NFL programming at a certain price.
Ford plans to sell Mazda shares
TOKYO: Ford Motor Co is considering selling its stake in Japan's Mazda Motor Co, a source familiar with the matter said on Saturday, as debt-laden U.S. automakers struggle with weakening auto sales and the ...
GM, Ford, Chrysler May Face Bankruptcy on Slowdown in Auto Sales, S&P Says
General Motors Corp. , Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler LLC may be forced into bankruptcy by slowing economies and dwindling U.S. auto sales, Standard & Poor's analyst Robert Schulz said today.
Qwest reaches tentative agreement with union
Qwest Communications International Inc. says it has reached a tentative agreement for a four-year contract with a union representing about 20,000 employees.
The company made the announcement early Saturday. Members of the Communications Workers of America last month rejected a tentative three-year agreement with Denver-based Qwest, after the previous contract expired Aug. 16.
Results of a ratification vote on the new agreement by union members are expected by Oct. 31.
The new deal calls for a 12.5 percent raise over the course of the contract and a pension increase of 3 percent for those who are eligible and retire from the company after Oct. 12.
SureWest unloads cell towers
SureWest Communications announced Friday it has entered into a definitive agreement to sell its 52 cellular telephone towers to Global Tower Partners of Boca Raton, Fla.
Plunge in RIM's shares could attract takeover bid
The recent plunge in the market value of BlackBerry maker Research In Motion could leave the company vulnerable to a takeover from a well-capitalized buyer such as Microsoft Corp.
Bell and Telus work together to develop new wireless technologies
Telecom rivals BCE Inc. and Telus say they will work together to develop third-and fourth-generation wireless networks.
Analysts are hesitant to call it a crash, but this is the worst week for Wall...
Fear and foreboding took hold on Wall Street yesterday, as the stock market again plunged and investors became convinced that the nation is on the verge of a deep and prolonged recession.
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