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Production ready Bluetooth low energy watch platform serves as bi-directional smartphone control
Cellphone memory capacity declines as online storage and cloud services increase
RFMD unveils suite of products for entry smartphone segment
Nujira claims breakthrough LTE performance for CMOS PAs
16-band ET RF front-end to support global LTE handsets
Smartphone combines LCD and e-paper displays
SmartFusion starter kit speeds system development with breadboard and smartphone access
Integrated LTE modem and application processor platform
Wafer-level 720p HD camera module
GPS/GNSS IC market on course to break $2 billion in 2012
More smartphones connect to Wi-Fi hotspots than laptops, says the Wireless Broadband Alliance
Low-cost smartphone shipments to double every year from 2010 to 2016
Smartphone is next stop for PCI Express
MeeGo smartphone firm emerges from Nokia
Apple and Samsung share 50% of global smartphone market and 90% of its profits, says ABI Research
Mini-projector for smartphones
Akustica develops two-chip analog MEMS microphone
First phone with 'hover' functionality enabled by Cypress TrueTouch controller technology
Report claims ST-Ericsson re-organisation is preparation for sale
ST, ST-Ericsson commit to SOI, says Soitec
NFC application revenues to reach $10.6bn in 2012
Mobile security market to hit $1.6bn in 2012
Two element wafer-level camera module claims world first
Telefonica with Alcatel-Lucent and Samsung support demonstrates smart, 2.6 GHz, 100 Mbit/s 4G network
Low cost, low power single chip design for Bluetooth Smart tags and accessories
Terahertz CMOS debuts at ISSCC
Low-cost Android smartphones will seize 80% of market in Africa, India, and China, says NPD In-Stat
Apple took 80% of handset profits in Q4
Phone casing boosts smartphone battery life
HP sees future with terabyte backplanes
Texas Instruments shows off Pico HD projector that fits into a smartphone
Robotic smart balls controlled by Apple or Android smartphone
Infineon leads globally in security chips for NFC
Kivic ONE brings AirPlay to cars
Analyst claims Windows on ARM will not be much of a success
Intel specifies Medfield, tips Lenovo, Motorola deals
LG shows off VMWare virtualization on Android 4G smartphone
Touchscreens adopt on-cover over in-cell
Mobile cloud computing will generate 45 billion dollars revenue by 2016
Bluetooth blood pressure monitor uses any Bluetooth version 4.0 'Smart Ready' smartphone or computer
Green Hills and SafeNet team for embedded security
CEVA invests in gesture recognition software firm
Moto sees challenges in NFC, Wi-Fi, DLNA
NXP claims Google phone design win
ST-Ericsson tips Nokia Windows Phone win
Android app keeps drivers at safe distance
Rambus crypto division licenses tech to secret firm
ST-Ericsson augments reality on NovaThor
Wireless packet core market grew 33 percent in the second quarter of 2011
New Ofcom report to fuel coverage competition between operators, says TE Connectivity
Google's Moto bid: It's all about the patents
Global wireless power market to reach USD4.5bn in 2016 following 86.5 percent annual growth
Samsung selects Atmel controller to power touchscreen for Galaxy S II Smartphone
ST-Ericsson restructures, break-even recedes
Smartphone processor sales surged in Q1
Mobile application downloads to approach 48 Billion in 2015, says In-Stat
HTC debuts stereo 3-D smartphone
IHS: Intel's tri-gates to keep ARM at bay
Android gets more unity, USB support
Android wins 35% of Q1 smartphone market
Firm claims anti-shake camera breakthrough
Startup aims many-core chip at smartphones
ABI Research projects 16 million mobile LTE subscribers by year’s end
Integrated chips fuel smartphone growth
Kyocera selects Atmel's maXTouch controller solution to support the Echo dual-touchscreen smartphone
TrueTouch touchscreen solution drives display in Acer Liquid MT smartphone
5 GHz WiFi front end modules (FEMs) for handsets, smartphones and tablets
Nokia/Microsoft alliance carries downside for cell phone giant
RFMD receives first production orders for PowerSmart Power Platforms
Rockchip will release RK29xx mobile internet platform at CE
China gets sub-$100 Android phone design
Industry's highest density LPDDR2 DRAM announced
QNX plugs vehicles into cloud computing
Intel aims for 'smart' embedded SoC
Researcher: Rollable displays unfold in 2015
Analyst: smarthphone IC market surging
Icera partners with Teleca to develop Android RIL (radio interface layer) for smartphone platform
Android-based Lumigon T1 smartphone unveiled in Copenhagen boasts high-end audio, universal remote
Integration winning in smartphone CPUs
HD 3D on your phone
RIM: Smartphone OEMs face memory challenges
Innovative software to take the security risks out of mobile communications
Marvell and Harman bring advanced Wi-Fi to the automotive industry
Smartphone growth lies in low-end phones
Survey reveals UK consumer wants more Wi-Fi services from mobile operators
Hubris, lessons from Apple antenna debacle
More than 55 million smartphone shipments in the first quarter of 2010
SmartSignaling from picoChip enables a 3G femtocell to support up to 400 smartphones
GPS-enabled GSM/WCMDA handset shipments jumped 92% in 2009
MoSync adds Android support to SDK
IMS Research expects smartphone shipments to quadruple in Asia by 2015
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