November 9, 2010
Nokia Regains Control of Symbian
Nokia will take over development of the Symbian platform less than two years after it handed over control of the technology to the Symbian Foundation... continue
Samsung, VZW Push Limits on Displays
Verizon Wireless and Samsung announced two new devices, a smartphone and a texting phone, that incorporate unique display technologies. continue Report: LTE Service Revenues to Reach $100 B by 2014
LTE is set to start generating a lot of revenue, according to a new report from Juniper Research. continue
Hanvon eReader to Use Color eInk
The company behind the Amazon Kindle's eInk display, E Ink, says its new Triton color displays will be used in Hanvon's upcoming eReader, making it the first color eInk device on the market. continue
Comcast Offering 3G in Vt., Conn.
Comcast has extended availability of 3G wireless data service in Connecticut and Vermont under its Xfinity Internet2go label.. continue Publishers to Get 70% of Sales on Kindle Device
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Amazon.com said Monday it will start paying publishers more when they sell magazines and newspapers on its Kindle electronic reader. continue
VZW Slams FCC Data Roaming Proposal
Verizon Wireless came out swinging in an ex parte filing with the FCC over the agency's proposed data roaming rules, arguing that the commission lacks the authority to impose a data roaming mandate. continue
News Briefs for November 9, 2010
Companies in today's briefs include: Bluegrass Cellular, Verizon Wireless, Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers, ZigBee, Sprint, doxo, mig33, Pak Sugiono Wiyono, GREE, Accel Partners, Redpoint Ventures, DCM, ChaCh... View All
From the Website: Not Your Grandma's Prepaid Devices
Without the luxury of large device subsidies, carriers like Leap Wireless International/Cricket Communications and MetroPCS have been playing a waiting game on... Continue
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