| Mobile device connections growing quickly Washington Post That doesn't mean every soul on the planet will have a cell phone. But data released Monday by GSMA, an association of cell operators whose Mobile World Congress just opened for a four-day run in Barcelona, shows the total number of mobileconnections ... See all stories on this topic » |  Washington Post |
All Things Digital
There's some big funding news coming out of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona today. AirWatch, a privately held nine-year-old company that specializes in helping large companies manage and secure the mobile devices their employees use, has just ...
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| Firefox brings WebRTC capabilities to your mobile device SlashGear Mozilla plans on bringing Web Real-Time Communications not only to its Firefox browser on desktop PCs, but to mobile devices as well. Mozilla says that WebRTC features will be able to sync with your existing phone number, and you won't have to download ... See all stories on this topic » |  SlashGear |
Businessweek
DLP's technology spans movie theaters (DLP Cinema®) and large-scale, professional venues; in conference rooms, classrooms, and home theaters; and with DLP Pico™-enabled mobile devices, the ability to display images from the palm of your hand.
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Twice
Barcelona, Spain — Smartphones and tablets will be able to deliver up to 7.1 channels of surround sound through headphones starting later this year now that Qualcomm plans to incorporate DTS's Headphone:X technology into its latest Snapdragon mobile ...
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ITProPortal
There's no doubt that the mobile device market is growing and evolving, but just what will it look like three years from now? According to new data from Canalys, global shipments of notebooks, tablets, smartphones, and feature phones are poised to ...
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| FCC Allows Private Signal Boosters to Enhance Mobile Device Coverage eWeek There was no phone service. And not only was my carrier, T-Mobile not present, neither was AT&T or Verizon. I was in a dreaded signal-free zone. I regretted not having brought an extra ham radio with me just in case some emergency should arise. You can ... See all stories on this topic » |  eWeek |
PYMNTS.com
Today at Mobile World Congress, Cellebrite, the leading provider of mobile data transfer and mobile forensic solutions, announced that it has been selected to deliver the Cellebrite Touch mobile phone diagnostics solution to MetroPCS stores. The ...
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| Mozilla Launches Firefox OS For Mobile, Challenging Apple And Google With ... Forbes Firefox OS for mobile phones is not a walled garden like Apple's iOs, Windows Phoneor (to an extent) Android. It is based on the open web, which means interacting with many of its HTML5-based apps will be like visiting websites through a browser ... See all stories on this topic » |  Forbes |