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| Korean researchers aim to turn chatter into mobile phone power Herald Sun By staff writers TECHNOLOGY developed by Korean scientists could mean an end to the dreaded flat phone battery after researchers discovered a way to charge mobile phones by using only your voice. Engineers developed a new technique for turning sound ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| AVVC could be starting second leg of Big Rally - chart inside Stock Market Weekly Nearly 3.5 billion people own a mobile phone. That's half the world's population! What comes to mind when you're thinking about mobile phones? Apps! Those little computer programs designed for an infinite variety of tasks. An entire galaxy of helpful ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Mexico Takes Aim at a Titan in Telecom New York Times Meanwhile, Telmex now claims more than 80 percent of all fixed lines and Telcel more than 70 percent of wireless phones. Despite the new antitrust law, Mexican lawmakers and regulators have stalled on other measures to haul telecommunications rules ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Suit Opens a Window Into Google New York Times The Boston-based Skyhook, founded in 2003, has been a pioneer in location-based services for use in mobile phones, developing a technique for combining location data from Wi-Fi hot spots with other sensors to pinpoint a user's location. ... See all stories on this topic » |
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