Chip giant Intel, a major backer of the movement to provide mobile WiMax wireless broadband to Internet users around the world, expects the next major release of the technology to be deployed starting in 2012, an executive said Tuesday. “Standards work will be completed by the end of this year,” said Rama Shukla, a vice president and director of the WiMax program office at Intel, during a news conference in Taipei.
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Intel sees 2012 deployment for mobile WiMax Release 2
A mobile phone with Google’s Android operating system that was delayed in China will now ship next week, in the latest sign that Android has gone largely unscathed by a row between Google and the Chinese government .
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Android largely unharmed by Google-China row
Intel is using cash incentives to lure mobile software developers to its AppUp Center application store, hoping to spur the development of new applications for netbooks with Atom microprocessors inside.
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Intel dangles cash to lure developers to its app store
Many IT leaders intend to make high-tech purchases and technology projects a priority in the coming months as plans that had been put on hold during the downturn are prepped for takeoff in 2010.
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More IT projects green-lighted amid signs of recovery, survey shows
New low-cost smartphones running Google’s Android software have been launched in Taiwan recently and the good news is they should start showing up just about everywhere soon. A new group of companies, electronics contract manufacturers, are starting to make high-end mobile phones, including smartphones, for mobile network operators around the world, and these are companies adept at slashing prices
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Cheap Android smartphones coming soon
If you’re an iPhone owner, you’ve probably got a virtual wardrobe full of deleted iPhone apps. Most cost you a dollar or more, others were downloaded for free, but nearly all of them let you down in some way
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How to rig the Apple App Store’s ratings
Intel Capital and other venture capital firms will invest $3.5 billion in U.S. technology firms over the next two years, and Intel and 16 other large U.S. companies will step up their hiring of U.S
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Intel, VC firms to invest $3.5 billion in U.S. tech
Canadian handset-maker Research In Motion (RIM)today made a couple of significant announcements in Barcelona at this year’s Mobile World Congress, including the introduction of a new version of its iBlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) software, called BES Express.
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RIM offers free BlackBerry Enterprise Server edition for Outlook users
One of the two new smartphones with Google’s Android mobile operating system that High Tech Computer (HTC) plans to start selling in March isn’t officially billed as an update to Nexus One, but its design is similar and it offers improvements over the Google phone. The similarity is no big surprise considering HTC built Nexus One for Google.
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HTC improves on Google’s Nexus One
Adobe Systems is readying a mobile version of Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR) , its runtime for running Flash and Web applications outside of a browser. The company plans to demonstrate AIR 2.0 running on a Google Android -based smartphone today at the Mobile Word Congress in Barcelona.
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Adobe AIR 2.0, full-featured Flash Player coming to smartphones
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