Smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi plans to increase the investment in channel and retail development in the Chinese market by $725 million, to improve its position and to counter the expected aggression from market leader Huawei.
Slowing down the progress made by Huawei on the global stage might be a win for the White House, but US firms are not seeing the benefits as some are reportedly lobbying against the infamous ban.
IDC has released its Worldwide Semi-annual Internet of Things Spending Guide, which suggests global IOT spend could reach $1.1 trillion in 2023.
A consortium on European operators has got together with AT&T to activate LTE-M roaming across North America and Europe.
Qualcomm launched its Smart Cities Accelerator Program with over 40 partners, but fast-growing Finnish company Uros is the only European representative.
Global shipments of wearable devices are increasingly healthily increasing, according to IDC estimates, up 55% to 49.6 million over the first three months of 2019.
It is becoming increasingly popular to invest in money-bleeding technology giants in preparation of an inflection point in profits, but you have to wonder how long Uber will be able to hold on for.
The US Postal Service is trialling self-driving trucks between Texas and Arizona in partnership with autonomous vehicle specialist TuSimple.
Jaguar Land Rover is testing out a new rewards scheme that will see drivers rewarded with cryptocurrency for sharing data.
The IoT bit of Norwegian operator group Telenor has had a go at predicting the IoT market, with a bit of help from its friends.
Qualcomm and Apple agreed to settle all the ongoing litigations with the iPhone maker paying the chipset maker an undisclosed amount. Intel’s decision to pull out 5G smartphone modem market may have played a role.
O2 has announced it will switch-on its 5G network at Millbrook Proving Ground in Bedfordshire to fuel the testing of autonomous and connected vehicles.
The UK might be a world leader in connected and autonomous vehicles, but Brexit could throw out a few roadblocks and speedbumps.
The long-awaited new Tottenham Hotspur stadium hosts its first Premier League match today and fans might even be able to get on the wifi for once.
Smart speakers were only about developing a new dynamic in the relationship between the OTTs and the consumer, and Walmart’s new ‘Voice Order’ feature is a taste of things to come.
Microsoft has partnered up with the BMW Group to launch a new initiative aimed at stimulating growth for IoT in the smart factory segment.
Intel has seemingly learned a lesson from the woes of stumbling giants, announcing it has invested $117 million in ‘disruptive’ start-ups at its annual VC conference.
Mesh wifi specialist Plume has launched itself onto the UK market, bringing with it a new service which aims to make consumer IOT more secure.
The industrial Internet of things (IIoT) has the potential to drive a new generation of device management and analytics that help industrial companies optimize business processes and make smarter decisions, faster. Ragu Masilamany, VP of Products at Incognito, met with Telecoms.com to discuss the new business opportunities IIoT presents for service providers, the technologies needed to support these mission-critical applications, and the role of Incognito in helping to support the remote management of connected devices and providing the analytics generated from telemetry data.
The battle for the soul of the European connected car industry has come down to G5 vs 5G and the European Commission has just picked a winner.
Legere is on the way out! https://t.co/O63S4nXzoH #Corporate #CEO
18 November 2019 @ 16:59:06 UTC
Nokia makes its network functions available on AWS https://t.co/nrUOaJHhQm #Cloud #AWScloud
18 November 2019 @ 12:58:32 UTC
Apple forecast to dominate the 5G smartphone market next year https://t.co/awEGinv9s8 #5G #HandsetsDevices
18 November 2019 @ 12:17:03 UTC
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