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US Regulator Scraps 120 Outdated Regulations -
The USA's telecoms regulator, the FCC has agreed to lift over 120 regulatory requirements on phone companies that are unnecessary or outdated in today's telecommunications marketplace.
Reading On Electronic Devices Overtakes Print -- For British Children -
For the first time British children are reading more on computers and other electronic devices than they are reading books, magazines, newspapers and comics.
Deutsche Telekom Has Option to Sell T-Mobile USA Stake -
Germany's Deutsche Telekom has confirmed that it could sell its stake in T-Mobile USA sooner than the 18 month lock-in that it agreed during the merger with MetroPCS.
New test card for evaluating mobile device behaviour in extreme temperatures -
M2M UICCs are designed for devices that must perform in rough environments and meet extended lifetime expectations.
Global Mobile Memory Market Oligopoly More Obvious as Korean Firms Dominate -
The total 4Q12 revenue for the mobile DRAM industry grew 21.4% from the third quarter and reached US$2.
Amtel Offers Remote Device Management for Apple iPhones -
Amtel has announced the release of its device management software for Apple devices. The new MDM solution offers support for both iOS and Mac OS X devices.
Small Cells with Wi-Fi Set to Reshape Wireless Communications Market -
The use of Wi-Fi functionality in small-cell base stations will be a game changer for cellphone service providers, easing heavily congested data pipes while linking together billions of devices into a single network architecture, Click here for more.
Nokia Adds Canada to Countries Supporting its Free Music Streaming Service -
Nokia's own mobile music service, that comes free with Lumia smartphones has expanded its service to include Canada.
AirWatch Expands with $25 Million Investment from Accel Partners -
Mobile security software vendor, AirWatch says that it has secured a US$25 million investment by Accel Partners.
Bangladesh High Court Blocks Allocation of Spectrum to ISP -
Bangladesh's High Court has blocked the allocation of a radio spectrum license to New Generation Graphics (NGGL) which had been controversially handed over for free by the telecoms regulator.
