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Mobile entertainment market to triple
The global mobile entertainment market is set to rise from US$20bn in 2007 to more than US$64bn by 2012, according to Juniper Research.
Staff Writers
Jan 25 2008 3:13PM
Financial Services
Mobile network to nab nuclear terrorists
US researchers are developing technology to power a network of mobile phones that could find and track radiation sources..
Robert Jaques
Jan 25 2008 7:50AM
Hardware
Teens subjected to mobile phone bullying
A Queensland University of Technology study has found nearly all teens will experience some form of mobile phone bullying by the time they graduate, and boys are more likely to be exposed.
Staff Writers
Jan 24 2008 7:42AM
Oddware
Huawei promises green mobile base stations
Chinese telecoms manufacturer Huawei has promised to cut power consumption in its mobile phone base stations by 60 percent..
Iain Thomson
Jan 24 2008 7:30AM
Telco/ISP
Mobile worm spreads through networks
Experts are warning of a new worm spreading across mobile networks via Symbian phones.
Iain Thomson
Jan 23 2008 3:30PM
Security
Microsoft ditches Mobile and Embedded DevCon
Microsoft has cancelled its Mobile and Embedded DevCon events in 2008, despite attracting more than 8,500 people last year..
Matt Chapman
Jan 21 2008 6:58AM
Software
China Mobile picks BlackBerry over iPhone
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) appears to have cracked the Chinese market at the expense of the iPhone, following a breakdown in talks between China Mobile and Apple.
Matt Chapman
Jan 18 2008 12:10PM
Hardware
ACCC investigates Crazy John's for alleged false advertising
Only two months after the death of its founding member John Ilhan, mobile phone chain Crazy John has found itself in hot water, with the ACCC over misleading advertising.
Lilia Guan
Jan 17 2008 2:47PM
Strategy
One billion mobile workers by 2011
A billion workers around the world will be classed as mobile by 2011 according to IDC..
Jan 16 2008 7:07AM
Training & Development
Mobile broadband pricing 'too complex'
Pricing structures for mobile broadband in Europe are too complex, and are driving some customers away from the technology, according to new research.
Staff Writers
Jan 15 2008 1:37PM
Telco/ISP
Sun picks UK mobile sync software
Sun Microsystems has licensed mobile synchronisation software from UK-based developer Synchronica.
Robert Jaques
Jan 11 2008 1:52PM
Software
Commonwealth Bank trials Australia's first contactless payment system
In an Australian first, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia is piloting a contactless payment solution that supports both credit card and prepaid mobile phone payments at the MasterCard Masters Golf Tournament.
Staff Writers
Jan 8 2008 3:38PM
Software
Text-for-sex mobile user exposed
A 17 year-old New Zealand woman has been charged with misusing a phone after luring a man to an incorrect address with the prospect of enjoying the company of two friendly ladies..
Guy Dixon
Dec 18 2007 7:04AM
Oddware
Canadian expresses shock at $85k mobile phone bill
A 22-year-old Canadian oil-field worker recently received a mobile phone bill for nearly US$85,000 after repeatedly using his handset as a modem for his computer..
Guy Dixon
Dec 17 2007 2:45PM
Oddware
People increasingly tracked via their mobile phones
The tracking of people through their mobile phones is set to increase as concerns over personal security outweigh reservations over privacy, according to a new study by Juniper Research..
Staff Writers
Dec 14 2007 7:46AM
Hardware
Nokia touts green mobile phone
Handsets comprising plant-based plastics, 100 per cent recycled steel and a wearable strap made from solar cells could be the way forward for environmentally concerned mobile phone users..
Guy Dixon
Dec 13 2007 7:18AM
Hardware
Kindle and EEe PC herald new mobile era
Amazon’s new Kindle e-book reader device and ASUSTek Computer’s ultra-mobile Eee PC are "conspicuous examples" of a new class of internet-connected products which will become popular over the next five years..
Robert Jaques
Dec 13 2007 7:18AM
Hardware
Mobile Linux specs revealed
Specifications have been released for Linux on mobile phones by the Linux Phone Standards (LiPS) Forum..
Iain Thomson
Dec 12 2007 7:10AM
Software
Pundits blast mobile web
Mobile handsets are being crippled by a poor web experience, according to one analyst firm..
Shaun Nichols
Dec 11 2007 7:03AM
Software
Mobile services will survive rise of Wi-Fi
Mobile phone services will co-exist with wireless VoIP rather than being wiped out, according to a Wi-Fi management company..
Matt Chapman
Dec 10 2007 7:11AM
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