Posted by Guy Kewney on 26 January 2006 | Tagged as: Distribution, Industry Trends, Intel, USA, Wireless
What happens when two bodies are pushing differing Wireless standards in the same area. How do the frequecy conflicts get resolved.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 26 January 2006 | Tagged as: Cellular, Mobile, Music, Platforms
Korean music lovers get a “Killer-Sound Phone” with Digital Amp Chipset.
Posted by Simon Perry on 26 January 2006 | Tagged as: Business, Interactive TV (iTV), Sky, UK
UK Interactive advertising pioneer, ZipTV has hit the buffers, falling into receivership.
Posted by Simon Perry on 25 January 2006 | Tagged as: China, Content, Google, Regulation
‘Don’t be Evil’ – unless there’s a lot of money involved. Google China, the biggest mistake Google ever made.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 25 January 2006 | Tagged as: Audio Hardware, Music, Platforms
Tiny MP3 player packs in the gizmos with music, video, FM, picture display and built in speakers.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 25 January 2006 | Tagged as: Platforms, Portable, Sony
Sony starts to roll out its new laptops for 2006. We’d like one … or two.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 25 January 2006 | Tagged as: Audio Hardware, Displays, Music, Platforms
Shake your booty for nearly a week, non stop, with MobiBlue’s new player!
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 24 January 2006 | Tagged as: Photography, Platforms
Lumix build on the success of the mighty zoomin’ FZ5 with a more svelte 6 megapixel successor.
Posted by Simon Perry on 24 January 2006 | Tagged as: _events
24.Jan – 26.Jan.06
NATPE 2006 is the only American market serving the worldwide television industry. Attending the annual conference January 24-26 under one roof at the Mandalay Bay Hotel & Convention Center in Las Vegas offers you a clear vantage point to view the global television community.
Whether you’re looking to meet with colleagues, find new partners, learn about the burgeoning business opportunities of mobile and digital or share ideas, it’s all under one roof at NATPE 2006.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 24 January 2006 | Tagged as: Cellular, Content, Mobile, Software, Web
Java-powered mini-browser gives full Web browsing for non-Smart phones.
