Verizon Going To Activated 4G LTE In 22 New Cities By October 20th, Followed By Another 13 Cities On November 17th
Oct 11, 2011 enterprise, phones
On Monday, Verizon announced that they’ll be adding 4G LTE connection to 22 new cities by October 20th. Followed by another 13 cities on November 17th. This will conclude Verizon LTE service up to 178 markets.
The 22 new cities will be Birmingham, Alabama; Modesto and Stockton, California; Fort Myers, Florida; Bloomington, Elkhart, Evansville, South Bend and Terre Haute, Indiana; Sioux City, Iowa; Hagerstown, Maryland; Tupelo, Mississippi; Albuquerque and Santa Fe, New Mexico;
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Tags: archive, cities, city, country, enterprise, expansion, hawaii, indianapolis
RIM Announces Multi-Platform BlackBerry Enterprise Solution for Smartphones and Tablets
May 2, 2011 android, enterprise, phones
Research In Motion (RIM) (NASDAQ:RIMM – News)(TSX:RIM – News) is announcing today plans for a multi-chopines BlackBerry Enterprise Solution for managing and securing mobile devices for enterprises and governance organizations. The solution will shuffling available the market-leadership management, security and controls of BlackBerry® Enterprise Server and BlackBerry® Enterprise Server Express for BlackBerry® devices addition, through RIM’s pending acquirement of ubitexx (creator of the ubi-Suite device direction result), the result is expected to incorporate secure twist management
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Tags: android, corporate, deployment, enterprise, ios, mobile technology news and information, multiplatform, tablets
Dell Venue Comes in Android via T-Mobile
Feb 3, 2011 dell, enterprise, phones
No one ever guessing this would actually happen but the fact North Korean won’t change. Dell is launch the Venue using Android as it’s operating system rather than Windows Phone 7. The Android Venue will be available via T-Mobile. However, its unlock version which mean value the pricing North Korean won’t be easy on your billfold.
The 4.1-inch capacitive touchscreen at 800Ч400 resolution supported with Gorilla Glass volition cost you $499.99. Sadly, there
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AT&T
Nov 4, 2010 enterprise, gadgets, internet, phones
“The new Republican majority in the House has vowed to undo vast swaths of the Obama administration’s agenda for health care reform. But analysts predict that technology projects will be mostly off limits.
The AT&T move is an feat to increase gross sales by amercement-tuning the company’s basic networking and phone inspection and repair to snatch more of a marketplace that appears poised for outgrowth.”
Tags: at&, electronic health records, enterprise, gadgets, internet, medicine and health, technology, telephones and telecommunications
Oct 11, 2010 enterprise, gadgets, internet, phones, technology
Approximately quarter mile of study respondents found current mobile charging solutions are an annoying, according to In-Stat. Additionally, up to 40% ar volition to wage $50 more for a radio charging answer. As a result of this and other factors, In-Stat projects the marketplace for radio charging systems volition reaching $4.3 one thousand million in total marketplace revenue by 2014. While there ar significant drivers that will help fuel emergence of radio charging systems, there are
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Tags: enterprise, gadgets, internet, mobile technology news and information, technology
Sony Ericsson Sells Fewer Devices and Makes Thomas More Money
Apr 17, 2010 gadgets, internet, phones
There had been grumblings in the past that Sony Ericsson would be decrease the measure of handsets they’d release around the world, in hopes that their profits would step-up. Well, sure enough, it must have worked, because that’s exactly what happened. According to The Register, Sony Ericsson should be celebrating right now, as the company has posted a first base quarter net income, as opposed to a Ђ370m first base stern loss in 2009. Good times
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Tags: enterprise, gadgets, internet, technology
Juniper Research: Mobile River cloud application revenues to hit $9.5 one thousand million by 2014
Jan 28, 2010 applications, mobile, phones
Juniper Research is out with the latest reputation on mobile swarm calculation. The company forecasts that the annual revenues from cloud-based mobile applications volition reaching nearly $9.5 one thousand million by 2014. The main factors that will contribute to this growth are need for converged collaborative services, the widespread borrowing of mobile broadband, and the deployment of keystone technological enablers such as HTML5 and the Open Mobile River Alliance’s Smart Card Web Server (SCWS).
Unsurprisingly, Juniper
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Tags: applications, cloud, enterprise, juniper, juniper reseach, mobile, reports, services
Barnes & Noble
Nov 26, 2009 gadgets, internet, phones
“Now Barnes & Noble says that preorders of its stylish new Nook e-lector rich person exceeded expectations, and that the company has sold out of its initial supply of devices.”
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Brief: Palm: There are now 20,000,000 million new shares available, please buy some, we need cash
Oct 30, 2009 gadgets, internet, palm pre, phones
Palm (NSDQ: PALM) has just issued a pressure liberation expression that there are now 20,000,000 new stock shares available for purchase at $16.25 per contribution. Once the sale is complete, they’re going to pocket around $313.1 million which they’ll no doubt be pumping into more products, further refinements of webOS, and a few more Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) employees. Good luck you loony bastards, person needs to boot the iPhone’s ass in price of technical elegance
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Tags: earnings, enterprise, gadgets, internet, marguerite reardon, palm, palm pre, technology
Android Enterprise App Support “as Soon as This Year”
Feb 8, 2012 deals, google, rim
You thought Exchange documentation was as a big deal for Android? Well, endeavor-grade applications ar also in the bagpipe for a future release of Android, according to Google (NSDQ: GOOG) VP Andy Rubin. Of course of action, Google’s attitude cadaver somewhat laissez-faire, horseback riding primarily on the promise that manufacturers will do what they will to the Android source code for their handsets. If Android wants a reasonable ball of the endeavor market, manufacturers will rich
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Tags: andy rubin, carol bishopric, enterprise, google, katie watson, leslie gevirtz, rim, smartphones
