LG Bringing Intel`s Atom Processor to Smart Phones
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LG Bringing Intel`s Atom Processor to Smart Phones
In the next 18 months, LG Electronics will offer the first mobile Internet device and smart phone that use Intels Atom processor technology. This yet-to-be named smart phone and MID device is based on Intels “Moorestown” that includes a 45-nm Intel Atom processor. The handset device also uses …
Atheros: Atheros Delivers Industry-Leading WLAN Combined With Qualcomm’s Bluetooth(R) Connectivity for Advanced Mobile H…
SANTA CLARA, CA (MARKET WIRE) Atheros Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: ATHR), a global leader in innovative technologies for wireless and wired communications, today announced the availability of a connectivity solution combining Atheros’ latest-generation AR6002 Radio-on-Chip for Mobile (ROCm(R)) …
Facebook use similar on mobile phones, computers: study (AFP)
A Muslim woman is seen here using social networking website Facebook. Facebook users spend almost 30 minutes a day on the site poking and messaging their friends on average, with access patterns similar on mobile phones and computers, according to a British study.(AFP/File/Bay Ismoyo) …
ZTE Coral-200-Solar Phone
It’s not the Blue Earth from Samsung and it’s not LG’s future solar phone but it’s a solar phone nonetheless. It’s the ZTE’s Coral-200-Solar phone from Digicel meant to be a cell phone solution for those regions of the world where people don’t have any power outlets available or can’t afford them. That’s …
Lenovo Constant Connect lets ThinkPads Instantly and Automatically Sync Emails With Blackberry Phones (Gadget)
Thanks to a new technology called Lenovo Constant Connect, Lenovo laptops will be able to sync enterprise-based emails with Blackberry phones at all times, even while the laptop is powered off. By the power of Bluetooth, any enterprise based email will automatically be sent from your BlackBerry …
Not worthy of iPhone, Adobe’s Flash Lite surges
Adobe Systems Inc.’s Flash Lite multimedia player is spreading like wildfire on mobile phones, according to third-party statistics released by the company on Monday. Add to digg Add to StumbleUpon Add to Twitter Add to Slashdot
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