Broadband & Technology
Verizon predicts Kindle copycatting
If only people will make more phone calls Verizon's head of device certification expects to see rivals to Amazon's Kindle launching on Verizon's network during
Nokia calls foul over patent spat
Complains to EC over IPCom Nokia has lodged a complaint with the European Commission, claiming that IPCom is abusing mobile patents originally owned by Bosch
Nokia reveals Tube's UK launch date
Watch out, iPhone... After denying British punters a touch screen Tube in their Christmas stockings, Nokia has announced that the much-hyped phone will launch in
IPWireless goes it alone
NextWave says ciao, customer coughs up NextWave has succeeded at last in offloading mobile TV developer IPWireless, which it picked up 18 months ago for ...
New Year rings in better VoIP for all
More VoIP options come to Windows Mobile and iPhone It seems that January is when VoIP clients get spruced up with new features and capabilities, ...
Firm touts bendy, wearable OLED screen
Like having a TV on your wrist A US firm has developed a OLED display that’s flexible enough to be worn like a watch, yet ...
Best Buy punts resurrected Jesus Phones
Answers AT&T, Wal-Mart Following in the footsteps of AT&T, US electronics retailer Best Buy is now selling resurrected Jesus Phones at a discount.… ...
Mobiles finally admitted to English hospitals
Hello? I'm on the trolley England is catching up with Scotland and Wales in liberalising mobile phone use in hospitals, a mere five years after ...
Tories pledge high speed broadband for all in 10 years
Cameron to do what civil servants decide David Cameron has pledged that a Conservative government would seek connections to high speed broadband networks for all ...
iPhone gets Office docs
Had to happen Soonr or latr 2009 will finally see Microsoft Office documents arrive on the iPhone, it seems, with Soonr allowing access to documents ...
