January 27, 2011
AT&T Confident Despite 'Rocky' Quarter Ahead
AT&T soared in the fourth quarter of last year as record numbers of new subscribers flocked to high-end devices, but warned that the first half of the year could be unpredictable... continue
Motorola Mobility Disappoints with Q1 Guidance
It was a mixed bag for Motorola Mobility Holdings last night, as the company held its first earnings call since it became an entity separate from Motorola Solution... continue
Nokia Shares Drop on Poor Q4 Earnings
Nokia on Thursday reported yet another disappointing quarter in what has been a string of losses for the Finnish cell phone manufacturer. continue Qualcomm Reports Record Quarter, Raises Outlook
Shares in Qualcomm were trading up more than 4 percent this morning after the company yesterday reported record revenues for its fiscal first quarter... continue
FCC Clears Spectrum Restrictions for LightSquared
The FCC has waived a key restriction on LightSquared's hybrid LTE network, which will use satellite spectrum to offer both terrestrial and satellite-based mobile broadband services. continue
LG Electronics Posts $229 Million Quarterly Loss
LG Electronics reported its first quarterly loss in nearly two years as prices for flat screen televisions fell and devices like the iPhone provided stiff competition for its mobile phone business. continue Sony to Release New PlayStation Portable This Year
Sony said the successor to its PlayStation Portable machine will go on sale late this year, offering the quality of a home console in an on-the-go machine... continue
News Briefs for January 27, 2011
Companies in today's briefs: Motricity, Motorola Solutions, Smaato, ZTE, Informa Telecoms & Media, ZigBee Alliance, GSM Association, LG, Nuance Communications, OnStar, Society of Automotive Engineers... View All
From the Website: Smarter Wi-Fi for Smartphones
Just a few years ago, Wi-Fi was viewed skeptically by many in mobile. 3G networks were positioned as ready and waiting for what has now become the smartphone revolution. Wi-Fi was only available in a handful of devices... Continue
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