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Article Archive for April 2005

Symbian announces Symbian 9
April 22, 2005 – 10:22 pm | No Comment
Symbian announces Symbian 9

Symbian key strategic focus is to ensure Symbian OS is adopted as a platform for the development of higher volume and lower cost, advanced phones for 2.5G and 3G networks around the world.

Nokia: 53.8 million handsets in the 1Q 2005
April 22, 2005 – 9:24 pm | No Comment

Nokia has published its sales and earnings report of the 1Q 2005. Nokia’s first-quarter 2005 net sales increased to €7.4 billion, a 17% rise compared with the year-ago quarter. Net profit amounted to €863 million, a 18% rise against the 1Q 2004.

For the 1Q 2005 the total mobile device sales volume achieved by the Mobile Phones, Multimedia and Enterprise Solutions business groups reached 53.8 million units (world market volumes for the same period reached an estimated 170 million units).

3G Adoption and Faster Handset Replacement in Asia-Pacific Are Inevitable
April 19, 2005 – 10:38 pm | No Comment

Asia-Pacific will remain the largest and fastest growing regional handset market during the next 5 years and should be prioritized.

Kenyans Text Messaging Their Way to Jobs
April 19, 2005 – 8:30 pm | No Comment

In the rural parts of Kenya, jobseekers wishing to use the Internet used to have to travel long distances to the nearest town with a cyber cafe.

Motorola and Nokia outsell Samsung in cameraphone market
April 18, 2005 – 10:50 pm | No Comment

According to the latest research from Strategy Analytics, 257 million camera phones were shipped worldwide, representing 38% of total handset sales, in 2004. This was up sharply from 84 million, or 16% of total, in 2003.

Blocking stolen phones in South Africa
April 18, 2005 – 10:45 pm | No Comment

South Africa’s three mobile phone operators have agreed to co-operate on sharing databases of stolen phones and baring them from use on all three networks. This agreement will make it easier for the companies – Cell C, MTN and Vodacom – to blacklist and disable stolen, lost and destroyed cell phones and for the police to trace and arrest those who steal cell phones or use them to further their criminal activities.

Nigeria signs CDMA450 contract
April 18, 2005 – 10:44 pm | No Comment

China’s Huawei Technologies and Nigeria’s Ministry of Communications have signed a US$200 million agreement t….

PalmOne goes for flash with new Tungsten
April 18, 2005 – 10:41 pm | No Comment
PalmOne goes for flash with new Tungsten

PalmOne’s latest Tungsten handheld comes with a Bluetooth wireless connection and nonvolatile flash memory.

Saudis lash mobile users
April 18, 2005 – 3:32 pm | No Comment

SAUDI ARABIA, a kingdom known for its tough literal stand on Islamic law, has brought its interpretations of the religion into the 21st century.

From now on anyone caught using mobile camera phones to distribute pornography may face up to 1000 lashes, a 12-year jail term and a 100,000 riyal (about 10,000 pound) fine.

Wireless: Only a matter of time until VOIP goes mobile
April 18, 2005 – 3:28 pm | No Comment

PARIS With the global spread of voice over Internet protocol, or VOIP, cheaper Internet calling options are reaching a growing number of fixed-line customers.

Adobe to buy Macromedia
April 18, 2005 – 3:21 pm | No Comment

Adobe Systems today announced a definitive agreement to acquire Macromedia in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $3.4 billion.

Motorola set to unveil iRadio
April 18, 2005 – 3:06 pm | No Comment

The service will let users download preselected audio content from a range of providers on their home computers, dump it on their cell phones and listen to it on their car stereos.

Motorola to offer Mobile phone under Rs 2000
April 18, 2005 – 2:47 pm | No Comment
Motorola to offer Mobile phone under Rs 2000

The phone has a stand by battery time of two weeks, in case you have forgotten to recharge it. And you can buy it at a store near you or from your mobile service company at the low price of under Rs 2,000 a piece, making it one of the cheapest mobile phones ever to hit the Indian market…

Nokia Tests TV on 7710
April 18, 2005 – 2:43 pm | No Comment
Nokia Tests TV on 7710

Nokia has started mobile TV pilots, testing the technology, mobile TV services and consumer experiences with around 500 users in Helsinki, the capital of Finland.

Sony Ericsson showcases new automotive grade, Quad-Band GSM/GPRS radio device at Commercial Vehicle Telematics Conference
April 18, 2005 – 2:42 pm | No Comment

APRIL 7, 2005, The Commercial Vehicle Telematics Conference, Birmingham UK – Sony Ericsson, a leading provider of wireless machine to machine technology, will showcase the GA64 at the Commercial Vehicle Telematics Conference. The GA64 is a stand out product that meets the very specific regulatory and rugged industrial requirements for automotive, fleet and industrial devices. The device is part of a line-up of Quad-Band, GSM/GPRS radio devices based on the GX64 Family Core, announced last month at CeBIT, Hannover Germany. Three distinct advantages of the GA64 are meeting a parts per million quality metric, assured long term product availability for five years, and adherence to lead-free regulatory requirements