Latest articles by Debra Kaufman
Best Buy Connect will access LightSquared’s LTE network.
The wireless association has issued a request for proposal to develop the system.
The San Francisco center is scheduled to open in the fall.
New products in the mobile TV space will come from such companies as Rohde & Schwarz and Triveni Digital.
Pew is reporting that 47 percent of U.S. adults access news via phones or tablets.
Using the company’s own speed-measurement software, Blaze declared Google the winner.
The merger would make AT&T the leading operator in the United States.
Piper Jaffray reports that Android users will reach 133 million by next year.
Juniper Research reports that global revenues for the apps and services will reach $1.5 billion by 2015.
A recent Nielsen report describes ethnic skewing among mobile consumers.
Apple’s Macworld Mobile event is a new draw to the conference.
The technology will first be used on the “Spartacus” prequel.
The U.S. Bankruptcy Court is set to hear details Feb. 15.
ABI Research and comScore reveal growth for the Android OS.
NAB 2011 showcased new mobile DTV products.
WRAL-TV is the first to make the app available to its viewers.
The companies deliver OTT video to televisions and mobile devices.
Partnership is aimed to help broadcasters maximize revenue from mobile ads.
Morpheus automation is leveraged for second-screen viewing.
Enzo's Pinball is the first such game in the Android Marketplace.
