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Determining if there really is a spectrum shortage
Those of us who have been in the wireless space for years take for granted that there is a spectrum shortage but the New York Times had a compelling story discussing how spectrum sharing and smart antennas will help alleviate the problem.
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Why More Americans Adopted Connected TV Apps
According to the latest market study by Leichtman Research Group (LRG), 38 percent of all American households now have at least one TV set connected to the Internet via a video game system, a Blu-ray player, a streaming media set-top box, and/or the TV set directly.
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Nokia hit by tough smartphone market: Shares nosedive
Shares in the Finnish mobile giant Nokia plunged by 14% after the firm admitted it was facing a tough battle for smartphone sales, “particularly in India, the Middle East, Africa and China”, and revised its Q1 predictions downwards.
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Why Mobile Feature-Phones Have Strong Demand
The worldwide mobile phone market grew 6.1 percent year over year in the fourth quarter of 2011 (4Q11). According to the latest market study by International Data Corporation (IDC), vendors shipped 427.4 million units in 4Q11 -- that's compared to 402.8 million units in the fourth quarter of 2010.
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US$ 1.3 billion: The market for mHealth applications in 2012
The smartphone application market for mobile healthcare will reach US$ 1.3 billion in 2012 – up from US$ 718 million in 2011. Despite this substantial growth, the mHealth market is still in an embryonic state – especially in comparison to the US$ 6 trillion of the overall global healthcare market. Several factors (esp. smartphone penetration), will continue, however, to drive mHealth market growth over the next couple of years..
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Megaupload founder arrested as US shut down popular file-sharing site
The founder of one of the world’s biggest file-sharing websites, Megaupload, has been arrested for running the website that breaks US online piracy laws.
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SOPA under fire from all sides
Why is the internet so upset about SOPA? We examine the key issues....
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How Pay-TV Advertising will Shift to New Formats
Increasing consumer adoption of new video entertainment formats -- including video-on-demand (VOD) and viewing on media tablets and smartphones -- will cause up to $22 billion (30 percent) of the U.S. pay-TV advertising market to shift to new formats by 2016.
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Huawei grabs 2012 by the horns
Huawei faces more obstacles than most technology firms in its efforts to decisively break into the US consumer smart devices market. So what is the outlook for the Chinese manufacturer?
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AT&T throws in the towel on T-Mobile merger
AT&T has thrown in the towel on its controversial bid to buy T-Mobile USA from Deutsche Telecom (DT). Since it was announced in March, the £39bn acquisition drew fierce criticism from US consumer groups, not to mention stiff resistance from the US Justice Department and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).