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The EU will lock the sex code on mobile phones for children
Leading mobile network service providers in Europe are committed to offering a safe code to classify mobile phones for children next year. This helps parents protect chi…
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WiMax scarcity of voice services
Although WiMax will achieve a 50% growth rate over the next 5 years, this wireless broadband technology will account for less than 10% of the mobile infrastructure marke…
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France: VoIP boomed
According to the French Center for Technology and Telecommunications, from the end of September 2006 to February 1, 2007, 5.5 million French people chose to exchange tel…
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T-Mobile Super Mobile Ameo launched
T-Mobile (Germany) has officially announced its new phone: T-Mobile Ameo. This is the version of HTC ultraportable Athena that was released earlier.
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European telecommunications has its own search engine?
Europe's largest group of telecommunications companies are focusing on creating a mobile search engine that can compete with US giants such as Yahoo and Google.
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European mobile network develops
A group of Europe's largest telecommunications networks plans to meet next week to find ways to develop a separate mobile search engine, challenging the two US giants Go…
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Seagate launches wireless hard drive
To meet the growing storage needs of Seagate Technology mobile users and Motorola decided to invest in the mobile storage market. The result is a wireless storage device…
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Add 2 security bugs in Windows Mobile
Trend Micro security firm warns two new security holes discovered in Windows Mobile operating system that may cause the device to hang. In it, an error belongs to Intern…
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IBM demonstrated some technological improvements in the next 5 years
Real-time language translation, mobile Web monitoring and water filtration nanotechnology will be one of the improvements that IBM Labs (IBM Labs) said will be available…
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Shanghai launches 4G mobile network
China has just launched a test of the fourth generation (4G) mobile technology developed by the country, and the city selected to send gold is Shanghai.
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Motorola will use Texas Instruments' 3G chips -
The world's No. 2 mobile phone company said it has successfully developed high-end phones based on TI's 3G chips, the largest wireless chip firm in the world. Analysts s…
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Urban Wi-Fi can compete with mobile networks
A survey in 14 major cities in North America showed that short-range wireless connectivity technology, in addition to data transmission rates are much higher than mobile…
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IDC: Last year, the world consumed 1 billion mobile phones
Research firm IDC said the number of mobile phones consumed globally in the past year has officially exceeded the 1 billion product threshold for the first time.
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The new 'ultra-thin' record of mobile devices
Panasonic has introduced a phone with only 11.4 mm - considered the thinnest of W-CDMA series. NEC also launched the product with the same thickness. Samsung K3 becomes…
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How will prepaid mobile subscribers manage?
Although the Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Sinh Hung has agreed on the principle of prepaid mobile subscriber management project, but to be able to realize and soon apply…