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Vodacom and Safaricom Support Free Phone Calls for Refugees -
Refugees United and Ericsson, along with Safaricom and Vodacom, are taking a step toward reaching the goal of connecting one million refugees on the Refugees United platform by 2015.
Extension of Satellite Backhaul Capacity for Pakistan -
European satellite operator, SES says that it has signed a multi-year multi-million dollar contract renewal with Pakistan's Supernet, for C-band capacity on the SES NSS-12 satellite Click here for more.
Small Cell Forum Completes First LTE Plugfest -
The Small Cell Forum has completed its fourth Plugfest - the first focused on 3GPP Release 9 compliant FDD LTE small cells.
Huawei Wins 5-Year Managed Services Contract in Nigeria -
Huawei says that it has won a 5 year managed services contract from Etisalat in Nigeria. Click here for more.
Mobile M2M module segment of the M2M market hits $1.5 billion -
The global mobile M2M module market scaled to a new level in 2012, reaching $1.5 billion - an increase of 25% from the previous year, according to analysis by Infonetics Research.
Japan's NTT DoCoMo Introduces Compact LTE Base Station -
Japan's NTT DoCoMo says that its new compact LTE base station with simultaneous 3G capability, measuring less than 1/10th the size and less than 1/5th the weight of conventional LTE base stations, Click here for more.
Vodafone Raises Offer to Buy Germany's Kabel Deutschland -
Vodafone is reported to have raised its offer to buy the German cable operator, Kabel Deutschland following the appearance of a rival suitor, Liberty Global earlier this week.
Motorola's Skunkworks Team in Deal with USA Universities -
Motorola Mobility's Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP) group has signed a collaboration agreement with eight top USA based research universities.
Fluid Cooling to Deal with Overheating Smartphones -
Smartphones could come with fluid-cooling as soon as early as late this year, according to a report citing component suppliers.
Distracted walking: injuries soar for pedestrians on mobile phones -
More than 1,500 USA pedestrians were estimated to be treated in emergency rooms in 2010 for injuries related to using a cell phone while walking, according to a study.
