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O3b Signs Deal to Provide 3G Backhaul Services across Rural Malaysia -
On the verge of launching its satellite constellation, O3b Networks has announced a long-term capacity deal, providing fiber equivalent capacity to Malaysian telecoms provider Maju Nusa.
CEA Standards Group Will Explore Ways to Reduce Distracted Driving -
The USA's Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) says that it is forming the Driver Device Interface Working Group to develop industry standards and/or best practices for designing consumer electronics products Click here for more.
Competition Between MediaTek and Qualcomm Driving Down Chipset Costs -
The cost of chipsets for smartphones and tablets are expected to fall by 10-20% in the second half of this year, due to increased competition between MediaTek and Qualcomm.
Zain Eyes IT Services Expansion and Aquisitions -
Kuwait based Zain has ruled out any further acquisitions in new countries, but will seek to boost its IT services in the countries where it currently has operations.
Printing tiny batteries -
3D printing can now be used to print lithium-ion microbatteries the size of a grain of sand. The printed microbatteries could supply electricity to tiny devices in fields from medicine to communications Click here for more.
PLDT wireless group grows prepaid business in Q1 -
Philippines based PLDT says that it continues to be upbeat about growing its prepaid mobile subscriber base, citing market segmentation as the key growth driver.
Hidden Features Found in Apple's Latest iPhone Software -
Apple's latest iPhone operating software has been found to be concealing a number of features that may hint at future functionality.
Qualcomm Powered Devices Attracting More Subsidies than Other Devices -
Qualcomm powered devices are capturing the high end of the device market and this overriding factor has resulted in Qualcomm attracting an average implied subsidy of $530 compared to $341 for other IC vendor based products.
Bulgarian WiMAX Operator to Overlay with LTE -
Bulgarian WiMAX network operator, Max Telecom says that it has selected Nokia Siemens Networks to deploy an LTE network overlay, which is due to go live in Q4 2013.
More companies Line Up to Sell Angry Birds Branded Goods -
Rovio Entertainment has outlined plans to expand the number of consumer goods sold with the Angry Birds branding plastered over them.
