TELECOMMUNICATION NEWS AND ANALYTICS |
Olympics puts mobile communications technology to the test |
News added: 25 July 2012 |
From the BBC: London 2012: All Olympics news Sport: Reports, reaction, news Weather: UK five-day forecast Official Olympic travel links: Traffic and travel in London Travel info for other Games locations Traffic updates via Twitter @GAOTG "It&image3039;s iPlayer will adjust throughput speeds [affecting video quality] depending on t... read entire news → |
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Android comes under fire from game developers on piracy |
News added: 23 July 2012 |
Dead Trigger in Google Play Store recently dropped its price from $0.99 to free because of illegal downloads. (Credit: Screenshot by Dara Kerr/CNET) Madfinger Games recently lowered the price of its Dead Trigger game from $0.99 to free on the Google Play Store. The reason, it announced, was because of the "unbelievably high" amount of illegal down... read entire news → |
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Intel's Clover Trail chip isn't optimized for Android |
News added: 22 July 2012 |
IDG News Service - Intel isn't actively porting Android to work on tablets based on the upcoming Atom chip code-named Clover Trail, which is purpose built for Microsoft's Windows 8, according to a source familiar with the company's plans. Initial tablets using Clover Trail will launch later this year, and will coincide with the release of Microsof... read entire news → |
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'Permanent' SIM Unlock For AT&T iPhones is Now Available |
News added: 21 July 2012 |
Follow @appadvice Apple N Berry – the online parts vendor that also sells iPhone unlock solutions such as GEVEY Ultra – has a new product on the market, which promises to provide AT&T iPhone owners with a permanent unlock solution for their on-contract smartphone handset. As many jailbreakers will already know, software unloc... read entire news → |
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Beats Audio Buys Back Stake In Itself from HTC |
News added: 21 July 2012 |
HTC and Beats Audio aren't calling their partnership quits. However, Beats has bought back half of HTC's shares in the company to give itself a 75-percent ownership instead of a 50/50 split with HTC. The move should allow HTC to keep a bit more change in its coffers; According to Slashgear's Chris Davies, HTC's 50-percent investment initially cos... read entire news → |
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When good Android apps go bad -- a security lesson |
News added: 19 July 2012 |
Nicholas Percoco, head of Trustwave's SpiderLabs, managed to turn a legitimate Android app into malware without alerting the malware detection system. (Credit: Trustwave SpiderLabs) Security researchers testing Google's Bouncer malware detection system for Android apps have managed to submit a benign app and then slowly update it to add malicious... read entire news → |
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The Real Reason for Nokia's 18% Bounce in Helsinki - Asha |
News added: 18 July 2012 |
Soon after posting its 2Q12 report, Nokia shares were up 18% in Helsinki. Much of the rise was attributed to the fact that Nokia managed to sell 4 M Windows phones during the quarter, about a million units above consensus. The Lumia phone sales volume helped the smartphone unit ASP to tick up a surprising 10 euros to 151 euros YoY. This is f... read entire news → |
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