Wireless Devices
The days when the only mobile devices were cellphones are over. First there were netbooks and PCs with integrated wireless; now there are a variety of products with 3G and/or Wi-Fi included. These include smartphones, tablets, cloudbooks, media players and enterprise products. The next wave will be embedded and machine-to-machine platforms for industrial, home and in-car usage.
This means the wireless device map gets ever more complicated and confusing. The more uses for mobile devices and always-on connections, the more different standards and technologies are involved. To bring order out of this chaos, Rethink Wireless provides daily news updates on all the key elements of the new devices, as well as software platforms underpinning their user experiences and services.
Among the technology areas that are covered on a regular basis are chips, touchscreens, form factors, key vendors, user experiences and the rise of embedded devices.
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Small Cell Forum taps OMA for new apps drive
22 February, 2012
The two bodies will bring their mobile API initiatives together to boost apps which harness the specific capabilities of small cells
Galaxy S Blaze 4G confirmed for T-Mobile in March
22 February, 2012
Carrier unzips its lips about availability of upcoming handset
LG struts its stuff with new L-Style handsets
22 February, 2012
Trio of good looking devices revealed ahead of the Mobile World Congress
Samsung unveils new Galaxies, Ace 2 and mini 2
22 February, 2012
Budget handsets officially refreshed ahead of MWC
RIM PlayBook gets the firm's famous email at last
21 February, 2012
But PlayBook OS 2.0 does not add many other features which will woo users away from iPads and Kindle Fires
iPhone 5 may not launch until the autumn
21 February, 2012
Reports indicate Apple will stick with the 4S's timeframe, while also preparing revamp of iTunes and App Store
FEATURED STORIES
- Intel integrates radios into Atom with Rosepoint - 20 February, 2012
- Apple marshals EC authorities against Motorola - 20 February, 2012
- AT&T and LightSquared cast about for friends - 17 February, 2012
- FCC's deals likely death blow for LightSquared - 15 February, 2012
