Vodafone announces strategic virtue-signalling partnership
Operator group Vodafone will be flogging the Fairphone 3 to its European customers from next year.
Operator group Vodafone will be flogging the Fairphone 3 to its European customers from next year.
Struggling Taiwanese device maker HTC has finally found a full-time CEO by tapping into the European telecoms scene.
Social media giant Facebook is blocking the preinstallation of all its apps on Huawei phones according to a report.
The smartphone market in China declined by 11% in Q4 2018 and by similar magnitude the whole year, according to numbers from the research firm Strategy Analytics.
While the vast majority will have to wait some time before experiencing the euphoria of an extra ‘G’ Deloitte is predicting there will 50,000 early adopters in the UK.
A judge in the District Court for the Northern District of California has denied the police a warrant which would force suspects to open their phones through biometric authentication.
It’s that time of year again and before we set about the food, booze and pressies with shameless abandon we decided to collate some predictions from the cognoscenti of our industry.
The Korean media has reported that the world smartphone leader Samsung and its struggling compatriot are going to launch the first 5G smartphones at MWC and ship in March.
Under pressure to be seen to comply with an EU antitrust ruling, Google has indicated that the only way to do so is to start charging for what was previously given away.
The world’s largest smartphone maker Samsung has unveiled the Galaxy J2 Core, its first phone built on Android Go for the entry smartphone segment.
Mobile chip giant Qualcomm used the first day of Mobile World Congress Shanghai 2018 to launch new chips for smartphones and watches.
After years of trying (and failing) to create its own messaging platform to compete with the OTTs, Google has herded together Android device manufacturers to create a new carrier-based service: Chat.
Huawei’s IFA keynote session was one perhaps many in the industry weren’t expecting, it actually said something interesting.
It’s official. Like a phoenix, Nokia smartphones have risen from the ashes to take on the world once more.
Huawei has posted year-end results showing impressive 33% YoY profit growth across the entire group, fuelled by the rise of its consumer devices business.
T-Mobile US has continued its war against Verizon and AT&T by launching a new smartphone rental scheme, enthusiastically called “JUMP! On Demand”. Customers on the tariff can trade in their existing smartphone for a shiny new one up to three times a year.
A report has claimed Samsung will snub Qualcomm’s Snapdrgaon chips in the next Galaxy S smartphones and use its own instead. According to the report, which quoted unnamed sources with knowledge of the matter, the Korean vendor has tested the new Snapdragon 810 chip but found it overheated during the trial.
Microsoft is set to unveil its new mobile strategy tomorrow, aiming to better establish itself in the mobile computing market. The software giant is about to release Windows 10, the operating system designed to work across all hardware platforms, which Microsoft reckons will make life easier to consumers and app developers alike.
Amazon has taken another hit on its faltering Fire phone, by conceding a second price slash on its first smartphone offering. The online retailer has now listed the phone for $199.00 unlocked, which also includes a full year of its Prime service worth $99.
Japanese vendor NEC is ending its development, manufacture and sale of smartphones. However, it will continue providing maintenance and support services for its existing smartphones and continue developing and producing feature phones and tablet devices.
Speed is not a quick route to 5G revenues https://t.co/6lw8Unxqf4 #5G #ECITelecom
17 February 2020 @ 14:24:32 UTC
Stop messing with our code - Google Project Zero https://t.co/qgsvsEakK0 #Security #Android
17 February 2020 @ 13:04:32 UTC
Facebook once more begs to be regulated https://t.co/YN0RPUnTVL #ContentApplications #Regulation
17 February 2020 @ 13:04:32 UTC
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