Most smartphone brands are worthless
New research from IHS Markit reveals that, beyond Apple and Samsung, people aren’t loyal to smartphone brands.
New research from IHS Markit reveals that, beyond Apple and Samsung, people aren’t loyal to smartphone brands.
Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei has said the R&D business unit in Silicon Valley will be uprooted and relocated to Canada.
Figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) suggest investment towards R&D is heading the right direction, though there is still work to be done to compete with the worlds’ best.
Whenever Huawei is facing scrutiny, rivals simply have to sit back and reap the benefits, though Ericsson and Nokia are upping the focus on research and development to compound the gains.
Perhaps ZTE has just been enjoying an uncomfortable silence and expensive milkshake in recent months, but with its financials for the first half of 2019 are screaming for attention.
The last few years has seen an increasing number of consumers hold onto devices for longer, and the trend does not seem to be changing right now.
Samsung has reportedly announced the formation of the Advanced Communications Research Centre, which will have the mission of creating a 6G leadership position for Samsung.
New research from EY suggests British businesses are more concerned than ever about security. Funny that, considering there’s now a whopping fine to worry about.
The power of artificial intelligence is unquestionable, but what remains unknown is how long it will take for the technologies to be considered mainstream. Are people afraid of the power of AI?
The US Commerce Department has refused to renew an export licence at a Huawei subsidy in Silicon Valley, meaning China cannot access new developments at the site.
Research from Northeastern University claims 73% of Americans believe AI will lead to a loss of more jobs than it creates, while 58% say the technology is a bigger threat to their job than immigration.
It’s a trend which the telcos have been fighting hard to resist, but the growing wave of commoditization is seemingly starting to swallow them up.
Another week has passed, and another piece of research has emerged about the potential of AI, but the human cost is starting to become a very big elephant.
With the emergence of the connected era, gaining buy-in from the everyday man for data sharing is becoming critical, however new research has shown we may not be as far along as we think.
A new report has had a look at the market for network function virtualization (NFV) and reckons it’s due for a growth spurt.
It looks like TalkTalk is suffering from the telco equivalent to post-traumatic stress disorder from last year’s devastating attack on its network – according to research from Kantar Worldpanel.
According to new research from BT, Brits are becoming more needy as less time is spent in the real world and more time on social media.
Research from CCS Insight has forecast a glass ceiling for mobile phone growth capping the market at two billion units a year for the next five years.
A study of people aged 15-35 commissioned by network infrastructure company CommScope has found they have an umbilical degree of dependence on being connected at all times.
ABI Research has had a go at forecasting the total value of global service revenues derived from 5G in 2025 and reckons it could hit a quarter of a trillion dollars.
Vodafone ranks number one in the Ofcom competition no-one wants to win https://t.co/GmC1J548d7 #4GLTE #Broadband
24 January 2020 @ 15:21:04 UTC
Orange proves convergence should be telco business basics https://t.co/THdrvqRxtT #4GLTE #Broadband
24 January 2020 @ 11:52:03 UTC
RT @paolopescatore: Enjoyed joining @jamie_telecoms @iainwmorris on the latest @telecoms podcast. Out next week; guess who ate all the @kri
24 January 2020 @ 11:48:02 UTC
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