Microsoft’s flashier, more consumer friendly version of the Windows Mobile platform, version 6.5, is drawing plenty of attention from handset vendors, with Toshiba stepping up as the latest manufacturer to sport a device based on the OS.
Google has already won support from a handful of key players in the netbook and mobile computing spaces for its newly announced operating system.
Nortel and Toshiba have announced an agreement to jointly develop mobile WiMAX base stations for the global market. The base stations will offer low power consumption and will feature miniaturized equipment, the companies said. Toshiba will supply the radio module, while Nortel will provide the digital module. In Japan, Nortel and Toshiba jointly participated in […]
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