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European Networks Delay Launch of "Facebook Phone" -
Two major European mobile networks are delaying the planned launch of HTC's Facebook optimised smartphone, in a move that is casting further doubt on the viability of Facebook's attempt to develop its own smartphone platform.
Citing Regulatory Problems, DoCoMo Reduces its Stake in Bangladesh Subsidiary -
The Bangladeshi mobile network operator, Robi Axiata has announced that its second largest shareholder, Japan's NTT DoCoMo has decided not to invest further in the company Click here for more.
Bakcell started modernization of transmission network -
Azerbaijan's Bakcell says that it is starting a network upgrade in cooperation with Huawei. The mobile network operator has started modernization of the whole transmission network, Click here for more.
Ericsson Wins Billing Upgrade Contract from Iraqi Mobile Network -
Ericsson says that it has won a billing upgrade contract from the Iraqi mobile network operator, Korek.
Elephant Talk Warned of Stock Market Delisting -
MVNO services provider, Elephant Talk says that it has been warned by the New York Stock Exchange that its financial results could lead to a delisting from the stock exchange.
Android project creation outpaces iOS project growth by a factor of four -
The creation of new Android-related open source projects accelerated rapidly in 2012, far outpacing new iOS projects, according to data released by Black Duck Software.
Wireless LAN Market Posts 17% Revenue Growth in First Quarter 2013 -
The Wireless LAN (WLAN) market grew 17 percent in the first quarter 2013 versus the year ago period, according to Dell'Oro Group.
Tangoe and SAP Sign Software Development Cooperation Agreement -
Mobile software developer, Tangoe has signed a Software Development Cooperation Agreement with SAP.
Google in $1 Billion Talks to Buy Mapping Company, Waze -
Google is reportedly mulling a counter-bid for the Israeli mapping company, Waze in a move that could see it in a price fight with Facebook.
Cradle turns smartphone into handheld biosensor -
Researchers and physicians in the field could soon run on-the-spot tests for environmental toxins, medical diagnostics, food safety and more with their smartphones.
