Eutelsat to beam TV onto mobile phones in 2009 30 Oct 2006 18:58 GMTSatellite operator Eutelsat Communications will include a transmitter capable of delivering television services to mobile phones on a satellite due for launch in 2009. Eutelsat will form a joint venture with another satellite operator, SES Global SA of Luxembourg, to sell services over the transmitter, the companies said Monday.
Source: InfoWorld Nokia forges into navigation market 30 Oct 2006 15:58 GMTNew GPS device for European travelers also plays music and displays photos and videos.
Photos: Nokia gives directions
Source: ZDNet Mobile operator 3 unveils Xmas handset line-up
(Reuters)
30 Oct 2006 14:26 GMTReuters - Britain's 3G mobile pioneer 3 UK on
Monday unveiled six new phones for the upcoming Christmas
season, boosting its handset line-up for the crucial trading
period to a total of 30 devices.
Source: Yahoo Motorola sets up R&D shop in India 30 Oct 2006 12:59 GMTMotorola Inc. inaugurated a new research and development (R&D) facility in Hyderabad, India, in the presence of the company's chairman and chief executive officer, Edward Zander.
Source: InfoWorld Redefining innovation 30 Oct 2006 11:00 GMTInnovative ideas are a dime a dozen, according to Jim Andrew, senior partner at big-time consultancy BCG. In fact, at most companies, coming up with great concepts for a product, service, or process isn’t even an issue. But turning those ideas into money … ah, there’s the rub.
Source: InfoWorld Softbank Mobile victim of own popularity
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29 Oct 2006 22:40 GMTAP - Japanese mobile phone carrier Softbank Mobile Corp., which slashed its prices last week to undercut rivals, said it had to stop taking new applications Sunday because it was flooded by new customers wanting to switch to its service.
Source: Yahoo Cell phone takes security to new heights
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28 Oct 2006 00:10 GMT
AP - A new mobile phone in Japan takes security pretty seriously: It can recognize its owner, automatically locks when the person gets too far away from it and can be found via satellite navigation if it goes missing.
Source: Yahoo Cell phone takes security to new heights
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27 Oct 2006 14:50 GMTAP - A new mobile phone in Japan takes security pretty seriously: It can recognize its owner, automatically locks when the person gets too far away from it and can be found via satellite navigation if it goes missing.
Source: Yahoo