Wireless Developer's Journal
Qualcomm Incorporated announced the Company is powering many new Windows
phones that are available today with its highly integrated MSM7xxx-series and
Snapdragon chipsets. Windows phones make it easy to manage work and home from
a phone that is as unique as the person who carries it. Qualcomm's chipset
solutions deliver a significant competitive advantage to device manufacturers
designing Windows phones by enabling slimmer, sleeker, more power-efficient
devices with advanced functionality and a high-end user experience.
"A Windows phone gives people a single phone that works for their whole life,
keeping them connected to the people and information they care about most by
harnessing the power of the PC, phone and Web," said Tom Gibbons, corpor... (more)
Research and Markets
(http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/3d123b/mobile_wimax_devic) has
announced the addition of the "Mobile WiMAX Devices—2009 Global Mid-Year
Update" report to their offering.
This report provides an update to In-Stat's annual 802.16e, mobile WiMAX,
device forecast. Due to the rapidly changing nature of the market in terms of
vendor and service provider suppor... (more)
As part of today's portfolio announcement at Cisco's Collaboration Summit,
the company introduced a ground-breaking version of its industry-leading
unified communications platform, featuring innovations and enhancements
designed to reduce costs and increase operating efficiencies between and
within global enterprises. Cisco® Unified Communications System Release 8.0
enables organizations... (more)
CelLynx Group, Inc. (OTCBB: CYNX), a producer of breakthrough, plug 'n play
cell phone signal-amplification technology, today announced highlights of its
updated sales and marketing plan in preparation for the national launch of
its 5BARz(TM) Road Warrior device -- its first device to market.
CelLynx in July reported that its first product, The Road Warrior, has passed
FCC Certification a... (more)
Sprint announced the availability of Sprint and Nextel service to customers
in the 20 busiest underground stations in the Washington, D.C. Metro system.
The move promises to improve the workday commute for hundreds of thousands of
passengers who depend on Metro to travel between their homes and workplaces
each day. It also will make touring the historic sites of the Washington,
D.C. are... (more)