“Linux is benefiting from growing support in the handset OEM community, most notably Motorola, but also Nokia with less traditional types of devices aimed at mobile broadband applications”
Over the next five years, Linux use in smartphones worldwide will grow at a faster rate than Microsoft Windows Mobile, Symbian, and other operating systems, a research firm predicted Tuesday. via EETimes
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The Nokia N95, the world’s greatest multimedia computer, just got greater. With all the key features of its predecessor, including a 5 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics, built-in A-GPS, WLAN, HSDPA and an … via Gadgets99
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Sony has launched two VAIO notebooks series that boast ultra-portable dimensions and built-in HSDPA connectivty. via Pocket-lint.co.uk
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“The smaller the organism, the more effect.”
Citing concerns over health and a change of culture, about 250 people - roughly half the population of the southeastern B.C. village - are petitioning against Telus’s plan to install an antenna and bring … via The Globe and Mail
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New specs and pictures leaked for the new Blackberry Pearl 2, which in fact is Pearl 8120 and in a first opinion I am telling you guys this is the best candidate to beat the iPhone sales. via BizToolbelt
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Mobile phone maker Motorola Inc said on Tuesday that two of its subsidiaries had sued Aruba Networks Inc for patent infringement related to wireless local area network technologies.
Motorola said subsidiaries Symbol Technologies and Wireless Valley Communications sought a permanent injunction against Aruba and monetary damages in the suit filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware.
(Reporting by Sinead Carew) Read more
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“Samsung’s handset business has been growing strongly over that last year, fuelled by its Ultra Edition and its push into lower tiers for emerging markets.”
US : Ethertronics announced that Samsung selected its Isolated Magnetic Dipole Antennas to be incorporated into Samsung’s Ultra Edition II handsets. via 3G
Original post by 3G
About 150,000 people subscribe to cell phone service each month in Afghanistan and there’s ‘no end in sight’ to the growth, the country’s communications minister said Tuesday.
Speaking after the launch of the nation’s fourth cell phone service provider, Amirzai Sangin predicted the telecommunication and information technology sector would ‘be the engine of growth for Afghanistan.’
Afghanistan’s economy is growing quickly, due mostly to the infusion of foreign aid since the downfall of the Taliban in 2001. But the country’s living standards are among the lowest in the world and it faces mounting security problems. Read more
Original post by The Associated Press
“This was built to bring a new level of creativity to our newest hotel in Asia”
Submitted by harminka on Tue, 2007-08-28 13:06. NEC Corporation today announced the delivery of IP network infrastructure, implemented by the SIP-based IP telephony server , UNIVERGE SV7000, and a wireless LAN … via Huliq.com
Original post by Huliq.com
“I introduced this bill for one simple reason”
Drivers under age 18 could face a fine for using cell phones, pagers or text-messaging devices - even hands-free - while behind the wheel, under a proposed law making its way through the state legislature, … via The KCRA Channel
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