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| Mobile technologies can enhance business growth Namibia Economist According to Hinkkanen, cell phones and other mobile devices have improved the way people communicate and access information. "This is especially true in Africa, where fixed networks don't reach everywhere. Out of 100 Namibians only 4.3 % have fixed ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Samsung's Galaxy S II passes screen test Hindustan Times After Apple's second-generation iPad launched earlier this year with dual-core processors, it was inevitable that the technology would trickle down to mobile phones as well. Beating Apple at its own game, Samsung is among the first manufacturers in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Specialist service to control "runaway" mobile expenditure Service Management 365 Commenting on this specialist service, Efftel's Managing Director, David Rosenthal, said, "Companies need to be aware that the more they equip staff with data-hungry smart phones, the higher the risk they will incur soaring mobile phone bills, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Seamless Green To Enter Mainland Android Mobile Phone Market CapitalVue The latter firm is based in Taiwan and produces mobile phones. Abocom engages in wireless, broadband and information security research and also began selling proprietary branded phones last year. Its "abo" model is the first mobile brand certified by ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| T-Mobile and Orange team up with Vodafone and O2 to develop payment technology SourceWire (press release) The joint venture, which will also include Vodafone and O2, will essentially turn mobile phones on the participating networks into wallets. Users will be able to pay for goods and services with their mobile phones, simply by placing their phones near a ... See all stories on this topic » |
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