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September 2, Intel cut prices Core 2 Duo, Celeron M
On September 2, Intel will officially release the fastest-looking version of the mobile Core 2 Duo - Core 2 Duo T7800 - while cutting the price of some of its chips.
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Hitachi 'shake hands' with Alvarion to develop Wimax technology
Recently, Media Technology Company Hitachi (Tokyo - Japan) and Alvarion (Tel Aviv - Israel) have agreed to jointly develop a frequency band wireless mobile access system…
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Hungarian mobile TV test
Mobile operator T-Mobile and Hungária Antenna Service provider (AH) will test mobile TV services using DVB-H standard in Budapest, Hungary.
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'Vietnam must definitely move to 3G'
Mr. Yoshitaka Matsubara, President of ALLIANT Inc. (Japan) - the company specializes in providing strategic consulting services and market entry for high-tech companies,…
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Next year there will be Google mobile phones
The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that Google has successfully produced a prototype of its own mobile phone. It is expected that the product will be marketed ne…
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Nokia uses Microsoft's anti-copy software
Mobile phone maker Nokia will soon launch Microsoft Group's digital content copyright (DRM) technology solution developed into Nokia's new version phone.
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Intel launched a campaign to promote mobile WiMAX
Next year Intel will launch a campaign to promote the development of mobile WiMAX technology. Supporting this plan of Intel is the launch of a range of support network a…
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Intel reduced price of quad core chips by 50%
The 2.4GHz Quad6600 / sk775 / 1066 cache is currently available for retail for over $ 200. But a week ago, the price of this component was 450 USD. The price reduction h…
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Mobile internet port WiMax application
Sprint Nextel said it will partner with Google to develop a new mobile internet portal that uses WiMax wireless technology to support web search and virtual networking.
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Japan: The telephone network is still running well after the disaster
Mobile connection is always the link
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Google provides mobile content search services
Google is developing a new mobile search service, which allows users to find and buy ringtones, games, and other mobile content. This is a new effort of the company to g…
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Google tested mobile advertising services
The giant Google began calling for mobile website development partners to link Google's advertising content on their websites.
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iPhone threatens security system?
Research firm Gartner believes that the iPhone is the culprit of digging into the organization's security system, if employees at that organization use the phone at work…
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Breaking the original iPhone password takes only 3 days
Although the iPhone was only officially sold for less than 4 days, the crickets were severely dissected, both figuratively and literally. Latest information: Apple fans…