New Tools Support Mobile Web 2.0 Apps
(PC World)
11 Feb 2008 07:01 GMTPC World - Trolltech plans to announce on Monday at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona that it has integrated QT, its development platform, with WebKit, the Web browser technology used by Apple, Nokia, Google, Motorola and others. The integration should make it easier for developers to build products that integrate online components into mobile phone applications.
Source: Yahoo Nokia's migration shows Brussels' failure
(FT.com)
10 Feb 2008 19:10 GMTFT.com - Nokia, the mobile phone company, is standing by its decision to close its factory in Bochum, western Germany. About 2,300 employees are affected along with, according to trade union estimates, up to 2,000 jobs at suppliers and subcontractors. The Finnish company's decision has provoked indignation. The reasons for the public outrage are obvious: Nokia earns EU90,000 a year from each production worker - operating profit at Bochum runs at an annual EU134m. Nevertheless, production will now be shifted to Romania.
Source: Yahoo Sony Ericsson unveils seven new phones
(Reuters)
10 Feb 2008 19:01 GMTReuters - The world's fourth largest mobile
phone maker Sony Ericsson unveiled seven new mobile phone
models on Sunday, including one high-end cellphone using
Microsoft's Windows Mobile software.
Source: Yahoo Emerging markets shake up the old order in telecoms
(FT.com)
10 Feb 2008 17:40 GMTFT.com - Naguib Sawiris, an Egyptian telecommunications entrepreneur, jokes that his most recent business plan - a 25-year licence to provide mobile phone services in North Korea - is one born of desperation.
Source: Yahoo World's mobile phone industry heads for Barcelona
(AFP)
08 Feb 2008 17:54 GMT
AFP - The most established names in telecoms, Internet and media will come together next week in Barcelona for the Mobile World Congress, one of the world's biggest events for the mobile phone industry.
Source: Yahoo Alcatel-Lucent suffers Q4 loss on writedown
(InfoWorld)
08 Feb 2008 14:07 GMTInfoWorld - Alcatel-Lucent reported higher sales but a net loss for the fourth quarter due to a big writedown in its CDMA (code division multiple access) and IP (Internet protocol) multimedia services businesses.
Source: Yahoo