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New industry as consequence of PDA problems?
Posted on 16-Feb-2003 18:12 News, Computing

When it happens, people prefer to fix, than buy a new one

Strong growth for Bluetooth chipsets in spite of economy
Posted on 16-Feb-2003 17:55 News, Bluetooth

Although the economy has continued to impact the Bluetooth semiconductor market, it will experience high growth, according to In-Stat/MDR. With recent, adjusted outlooks of shipments by vendors, and a gradual expected up tick in the economy in 2003, the high-tech market research firm expects final 2002 chipset shipment figures to surpass 35 million, for a growth rate of about 250%.

The Penny Black project is looking for ways to block spam. At the source.
Posted on 16-Feb-2003 09:53 News, News

"Paying" here may not be the usage of a "monetary" currency, but some other concept. What is this Microsoft Research group planning to make spam harder and expensive?

Handspring fuels Treo solutions development with new developer program
Posted on 16-Feb-2003 02:18 News, Development

Handspring introduced a new developer program designed to fuel development of wireless, business and consumer applications for its line of Treo communicators. The program will give Treo solution developers start-to-finish technical and marketing support for getting solutions quickly developed and delivered to customers worldwide.

Vodafone Australia integrates Yahoo! Messenger and Mail
Posted on 16-Feb-2003 01:44 News, Computing

Users of Vodafone Australia can check, send and receive e-mails and instant messages from Yahoo! services via SMS.

Spawn brings the Battle of Hellspawn to your pocket
Posted on 16-Feb-2003 01:20 News, Games

ZioSoft released Spawn for Pocket PC, an adaptation of the best-selling comics.

British Telecom estimates volume of wireless payments by 2005
Posted on 16-Feb-2003 01:12 News, Computing

Mobile phone users will spend up to $20 billion a year on wireless payments by 2005, according to a report by market analysts.

San Diego campus set to enhance quality of video over wireless
Posted on 16-Feb-2003 01:06 News, Computing

Armed with a new grant from the state of California and a wireless semiconductor company, an engineering professor at a San Diego campus said he is improving the quality and speed of video streaming on wireless handheld devices.

P800 incorporates 'Magpie'
Posted on 15-Feb-2003 13:01 News, Mobile

The new Ericsson P800 incorporates the Symbian 'Magpie' technology.

Infosync recovered from Slashdot effect and P800 review is now available
Posted on 15-Feb-2003 12:52 News, Mobile

As reported before, the infosync website suffered a "Slashdot" effect earlier today, but it's now fully functional again!

National Engineers Week in USA!
Posted on 15-Feb-2003 12:48 News, Mobile

The IEEE (Eye-triple-E or Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc) celebrates the National Engineers Week from 16th through 22nd Feb 2003.

Cambridge Positioning Systems Ltd releases Cursor Matrix
Posted on 15-Feb-2003 12:44 News, Mobile

On show at the 3GSM World Congress in Cannes for the first time will be Cursor Matrix – the world’s first software only high accuracy location technology for mass market GSM phones.

Opera releases Opera 7 Bork, special for MSN users
Posted on 15-Feb-2003 12:20 News, News

Opera claims Microsoft's MSN portal sends a corrupt Cascade Style Sheet file to Opera Browser users. To fix it it released the new Opera Bork browser.

Sendo launches new mobile series
Posted on 15-Feb-2003 11:50 News, Mobile

Sendo, the British company in a legal battle with Microsoft because of Smartphone development, released some "feature phones" information. Sendo plans to release the phones during the 3GSM Congress in Cannes.

Esato reviews Opera for P800
Posted on 15-Feb-2003 11:00 News, Mobile

The Esato website has reviewed the newly released Opera browser running on the SonyEricsson P800.

Review of Ericsson P800 on Infosync causes slashdot effect
Posted on 15-Feb-2003 09:34 News, Mobile

Infosync suffered the Slashdot effect this morning, after its review of the new SonyEricsson P800 was announced on www.slashdot.org

Starhub (Singapore) launch MMS TV
Posted on 14-Feb-2003 15:03 News, Mobile

StarHub Launches First MMS-SMS Channel In Singapore: a TV station for mobile users.

CNET has a video about the new Intel chip
Posted on 14-Feb-2003 14:21 News, Computing

CNET's Brian Cooley sees Intel's newest 3-in-1 cell phone chip, which the company claims will make cell phones smarter, faster and more efficient.

Handango releases 2002 Yardstick
Posted on 14-Feb-2003 09:35 News, Computing

A page full of statistics from Handango, the leader in mobile software publishing.

Intel launches the PXA800F designed for cellphones
Posted on 14-Feb-2003 08:39 News, Computing

Intel Corporation today announced a new cellular processor that uses advanced "wireless-Internet-on-a-chip" technology.

Orange UK creates a flat-fee GPRS plan
Posted on 14-Feb-2003 08:33 News, Mobile

The British mobile operator launches new GPRS plans focused on business users. From £30 per month to £45 per month

China and SMS: a story about the New Year
Posted on 13-Feb-2003 23:14 News, Mobile

The Chinese New Year was a feast for mobile operators in Asia.

3 starts taking pre-orders for their 3G handsets 22nd Feb
Posted on 13-Feb-2003 23:10 News, Mobile

The 3G operator 3 starts taking pre-orders 22nd of Feb. Their network goes live 03 Mar.

No more noise in New York City?
Posted on 13-Feb-2003 23:04 News, Mobile

A new law, passed over a veto of Mayor Michael Bloomberg, ban the use of cellphones in public performances.

Top handhelds list, by PCWorld.com
Posted on 13-Feb-2003 22:58 News, Computing

This might not be my list, or your list, but at least there's a reference here... PCWorld lists their Top 10 picks for handhelds


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