| Medfield, two years in: What killed Intel's mobile phone ambitions? ExtremeTech Along the way, almost incidentally, Intel gave notice that the company's old plans for themobile phone market were dead in the water. To understand how significant the change has been, we need to hop back two years to December 2011 and Intel's (first) ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Telkom Plans Telkomsel IPO Next Year to Fund Growth Jakarta Globe Telkomunikasi Indonesia, the country's largest telecom provider, plans to take itsmobile phone operator unit public next year to generate funds to finance its expansion. Telkom is currently preparing Telekounikasi Selular to enter the stock market ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Phone wars: Optus targets Telstra Ninemsn Optus has targeted Telstra?s mobile phone plans in a nationwide television campaign, in a bid to protect its market share and potentially steal customers from the giant tleco. Singapore Telecommunications (ASX: SGT) owned Optus is attempting to promote ... See all stories on this topic » |
| The Best Cyber Monday Cell Phone Deals, According to MyRatePlan.com Newsday Today, experts from MyRatePlan.com, a leading cell phone and cell phone plancomparison website, released their annual ranking of the best Cyber Monday cell phone deals. The cell phone industry analysts from MyRatePlan took several factors into ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Angry members of Solavei lash out after company throttles data plan GeekWire Solavei, the fast-growing Seattle area provider of mobile phone service, is facing a backlash from some of its members after the company announced a new rate planwhich throttles the amount of data that they can use. The company next week plansto ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Geeksphone plans smartphone running Android and Firefox OS Know Your Mobile India Geeksphone, which is the first Firefox OS phone maker, has announced its ambitiousplans for the future. The phone manufacturer announced a new high-end device called the Revolution. Revolution seems to be a unique device in terms of its platform. See all stories on this topic » |
| Labour calls for BT to cut line rental charges as part of eight-point plan The Guardian The shadow communications minister, Helen Goodman, published the plan on Friday to cut broadband, landline and mobile phone costs for households. The coalition is expected to make a similar announcement next month, as the parties turn their firepower ... See all stories on this topic » |
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