Mobile Internet subscribers to 1.7 billion by 2013. According to new study by Juniper Research, Mobile web users will rise driven by New Web 2.0 collaborative business models. The number of subscribers using mobile Internet services will rise from 577 million currently, to top 1.7bn by 2013, spurred by demand for collaborative applications known collectively as ‘web 2.0’, and greater 2.5/3G penetration. Continue reading ‘Mobile Internet subscribers to 1.7 billion by 2013′
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Sprint Airave signal booster on July 15? A new rumor said that Sprint will launch the Airave signal booster for $99 on July 15. A forum member at SprintUsers spotted a retail box floating around the office. With Sprint’s Airave hardware and a broadband internet connection, the customers who got signal-lacking can hope for a better signal. Stay tuned.
(via sprintusers)
Mobile Broadband for ‘Free’ next year. A broadband comparison site has claimed, Mobile broadband could be bundled with standard contracts as early as 2009. According to Top 10 Broadband, If the current rate of price-cutting continues, mobile broadband will soon be perceived as free of charge. “It is only a matter of time before mobile broadband modems are offered for free with mobile phone packages,” said Jessica McArdle, a spokeswoman at Top 10 Broadband. In another analogy, they say that the uptake of mobile broadband (dongles) is at the same sort of rate as it was for mobile phones in the early 1990s.
(via vnunet)
HAVA Mobile Player for Symbian S60. You’re probably already aware of HAVA Player - Streams TV for Nokia Internet Tablets, Now, HAVA Mobile Player application goes Symbian S60. HAVA Mobile Player for S60 was designed for seamless integration with Nokia’s unique two-way slider multimedia devices allowing viewers to toggle between portrait and full-screen landscape mode at the slide of the screen.
Control of the TV viewing experience comes from both channel entries and volume control via the device’s physical keys and all other set-top box functions via the application’s elegant and intuitive onscreen UI. Continue reading ‘HAVA Mobile Player for Symbian S60′
Labyrinth ported to Maemo - Mind Mapping for Nokia N800 Internet Tablets. A native application for Mind Mapping hitting Nokia Internet Tablets, A software engineer from Ukraine Eugene Antimirov ported Labyrinth to the Maemo platform allowing us to mind-map wherever we are. The app is still in alpha.
More information about Labyrinth ported to Maemo - Mind Mapping for Nokia N800 Internet Tablets is available from here.
Nokia N830 Internet Tablet WiMAX Leaked. February edition of the Best Buy Mobile buyer’s guide has a Nokia N810 featured on the front, but it isn’t your typical blue steel model, this version is black. Could this simply be a new color varient or a brand spanking new WiMAX equipped Internet Tablet? Upon further inspection it looks like this very well may be the N830. If you zoom in a bit, it looks as though the model is the N830, which would further indicate this being the WiMax version.
CTIA is coming up (April 1-3), expect this Nokia N830 WiMAX device to be annouced then in conjuntion with the launch of Sprint’s WiMAX network.
Qualcomm QSC6295 for Mobile Internet in Q1 2009. Qualcomm, a leading developer and innovator of advanced wireless technologies and data solutions introduced a new single-chip solution bringing unprecedented multimedia and broadband capabilities to the mass-market tier, The Qualcomm Single Chip QSC6295.
Qualcomm QSC6295 leverages advanced 45 nanometer CMOS process technology and combines rich multimedia, power-saving innovations and broadband data speeds. With support for downloads of up to 10.2 Mbps, uploads of up to 5.76 Mbps, compelling multimedia content and integrated Bluetooth/FM/GPS, the QSC6295 is “helping drive the migration of popular Internet community and media sharing services to the
mobile space.” Continue reading ‘Qualcomm QSC6295 for Mobile Internet in Q1 2009′
Intel Silverthorne Chip for UMPC and Mobile Internet Device. Following on rumors that Apple’s next-generation iPhone (or Newton) would make use of Intel’s x86-based Silverthorne chip, and Intel’s overtures with their iPhone-mocking mobile internet device, Intel is slated to debut the Silverthorne microprocessor later this week. The upcoming single-core processor known as Silverthorne is a 45nm processor designed for the mobile market, such as UMPCs and tiny notebooks.
Intel has upgraded the chip with HyperThreading support. While tiny in size, it is a full blown 64-bit processor. It sports a 16-stage pipeline, 533MHz bus and 512KB L2 cache. Continue reading ‘Intel Silverthorne Chip for UMPC and Mobile Internet Device’
Intel iPhone Clone Photos from CES 2008. Intel are giants when it comes to chips so how will they do in the mobile industry. The chip giants were at CES 2008 in Las Vegas and there stand had many ultra pc concepts including one shown here that was a fully working prototype.
After famously winning Apple’s computer business, Intel appears to have its sights set on providing the powerplant for the iPhone and its descendants. During this morning’s session on mobile Internet devices, Intel’s senior veep for ultra mobility Anand Chandrasekher produced a prototype device which looked like a stretch limo version of the iPhone which he spruiked as “mostly all screen, you can read it very nicely; it’s very slim, very thin.” Continue reading ‘Intel iPhone Clone Photos from CES 2008′
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