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Opening doors to foldable electronics with inkjet-printed graphene -
Imagine a bendable tablet computer or an electronic newspaper that could fold to fit in a pocket.
Toshiba to Start Mass Production of Next Generation NAND Flash Memory -
Toshiba today announced that the company has developed second generation 19 nanometer process technology that it will apply to mass production of 2-bit-per-cell 64 gigabit NAND memory chips later this month.
Sprint Nextel to Provide more Information to Dish Network -
Sprint Nextel is to provide more information to Dish Network as it assesses the potential of its rival takeover bid for the company.
Intelligently Switching Between Wi-Fi and Cellular Depending on Traffic Load -
Ericsson says that it has developed a series of Wi-Fi connectivity tools that ensure smartphone users are only automatically connected to a Wi-Fi hotspot when it can offer a faster download speed than the wider cellular network.
Vodacom in Dispute with Regulator Over Licensing Fees -
South Africa's Vodacom is denying that it owes R77.8 million (US$8.3 million) for overdue licensing fees to the telecoms regulator, and is willing to go to court if necessary.
British Telecom to Switch Entire Electricity Demand to Renewable Sources -
UK based British Telecom is to source all of its electricity supply in the country from renewable energy, after signing an agreement with npower, making it one of the largest UK commercial companies to do so.
Tellabs Chief Financial Officer Resigns -
The Chief Financial Officer at the struggling telecoms equipment manufacturer, Tellabs, Andrew B.
9 short stories about the mobile networks -
Summaries of short news items relating to the mobile networks. Click here for more.
Vietnam's Viettel Eyes More Overseas Mobile Network Investments -
The Vietnamese state-owned telecoms network operator, Viettel Group has confirmed that it is seeking further overseas investments in developing countries.
Former Nokia Employees Show Off First Jolla Smartphone -
Finland based smartphone start-up, Jolla has started taking pre-orders of its first handset, based on its own Sailfish OS.
