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Wolfson’s world-leading audio devices selected for LG mobile phones News Release from: Wolfson Microelectronics plc Wolfson Microelectronics plc has announced that its category-defining audio hub solution, the WM8993, and its innovative high

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Wolfsons world-leading audio devices selected for LG mobile phones

TROY, Mich., BUSINESS WIRE — The 2011 Entertainment Book is loaded with more two-for-one offers for dining, shopping, travel, movies, attractions and services ‘ and even includes Bonus Cards worth up to $30 in instant additional savings with no minimum

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Entertainment 2011 Book Features More Coupons, Smartphone Apps, Bonus Cards

announced that it has entered into an alliance with Ericsson to have the Swedish equipment manufacturer provide key LTE networking gear to the Motorola Solutions business for public-safety wireless broadband systems being deployed on 700 MHz spectrum

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Motorola inks LTE deal with Ericsson

PACKET ONE Networks (M) Sdn Bhd (P1), Malaysias first and leading WiMAX telco continues to thank its customers by giving away Canon Powershot A3000 cameras. Lim Tze Sin from Pulau Ketam, Selangor signed up for the P1 W1MAX Home Plus Package early

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P1 WiMAX customers get cameras for making payments on time

are underway in earnest, word has it that BSNL is mandating its franchises to switch from Wimax to LTE if LTE should become successful. In many respects, India is an ideal candidate for Wimax deployment. The country has a relatively low level of cellular

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BSNL’s plan B for Wimax — LTE

Cellcos adopting LTE will have to deploy smaller cells than ever to have enough capacity for the coming mobile data exaflood, but industry players disagree on how much this will cost. Small LTE

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Small cells could boost LTE costs: experts

there. It’s hard not to get that “oh, here we go again” feeling as operators rush toward LTE. Adrian Scrase from the 3GPP said yesterday at the LTE Asia conference in Hong Kong that 22 operators are due to launch commercial LTE networks by the end of the

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Why the rush to LTE?

Siemens. It may have done so again, on a smaller scale, with an alliance with Motorola focused on LTE in public safety. When NSN agreed to acquire most of Motorola’s wireless infrastructure business in July, the two companies said they were ‘exploring a

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Ericsson buys InCode, teams with Motorola

Poland has become the fourth country in the world to have a commercial LTE network. Two cellcos in the eastern European country, CenterNet and Mobyland, have collaborated to launch LTE services in the 1.8GHz band, rather than waiting for new spectrum

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Poland becomes fourth LTE country

Ericsson ( NASDAQ:ERIC ) and Motorola ( NYSE:MOT ) forged an alliance to deliver LTE solutions to first responders. The two companies will try to bring their expertise to bear on the nascent public-safety LTE market. Under the deal, Ericsson will

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Ericsson, Motorola partner on LTE for public-safety networks