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As the importance of mobile email access continues to grow, several mobile service providers and device manufacturers are offering various solutions to cater to business users' needs. In this analysis, we examine the capabilities and limitations of several mobile email solutions, highlighting the ones that offer the best performance,
Telecommunications equipment industry
Motorola, the number one manufacturer of handsets in China, has selected Berkeley DB, a widely used data management software, for its new Motorola A768 smart phone. The A768, designed for corporate users, follows the success of the Motorola A760 model introduced last fall. By integrating open source technologies, including Berkeley
Telecommunications equipment industry
Motorola, in collaboration with the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, has chosen the 25 top acting and directing nominees to showcase their latest innovation, the V600 cellular phone. This phone is more than just a communication device; it's a stylish and sophisticated tool that offers a
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Serbia Broadband (SBB), the largest cable and broadband operator in Serbia and Montenegro, has chosen Scientific-Atlanta Europe's equipment to improve its cable network. The upgrade enables SBB to deliver a wide range of services, including over 50 free-to-air TV channels, high-speed internet connectivity, and data services for businesses.
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The historic Willard InterContinental Hotel in Washington, D.C. has installed a wireless minibar network, courtesy of Bartech Systems. The cutting-edge technology connects the hotel's 341 rooms and gives each minibar an IP address, allowing it to communicate with Bartech's central unit through wireless access points.
Telecommunications equipment industry
Zoran's Generation9 ICs and software will power new digital cable-ready receivers and the Digital Convergence Platform (DCP) from Motorola Broadband, enabling high-quality video processing and multiple digital features. Motorola's new products will showcase Zoran's ZDX technology, allowing for adaptable video quality on various display
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Aligo, a global leader in mobile software solutions, has completed a $10.5 million round of Series C expansion financing, led by existing investors Thomas Weisel Venture Partners and RBC Capital Partners. The new funding will enable Aligo to accelerate its growth strategy, expand its product offerings, and strengthen its
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DCT, a company specializing in embedded Java applications, has announced the release of Amark 1.3 benchmark scores for its Bigfoot Java-acceleration technology. The Bigfoot platform is designed to accelerate Java performance on mobile devices, and the benchmark results demonstrate its capabilities compared to other solutions. According to DCT, the
Telecommunications equipment industry
As the quest for an all-in-one device continues to evolve, the lines between personal digital assistants (PDAs) and mobile phones are increasingly blurring. The latest crop of devices, while showing promise, fall short of delivering the complete experience promised by their predecessors. With significant inroads made in the all-in-one category,
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Lucent Technologies has inked a two-year framework agreement with Portugal Telecom to supply solutions and services that will enable the deployment of over 100,000 high-speed lines in Portugal. This significant deal marks a collaboration between the two companies to expand broadband services to both residential and business customers in
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Motorola and its partners in the SAIC-Siemens consortium have been selected to provide a comprehensive public safety communications system for the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece. The system will utilize Motorola's Dimetra technology, which is based on the TErrestrial Trunked RAdio (TETRA) standard, to provide secure two-way
Telecommunications equipment industry
Reverse stock splits have historically been viewed as a desperate attempt by tiny companies to avoid delisting, but a growing number of established companies, including AT&T Corp., Lucent Technologies Inc., and Palm Inc., are now contemplating or completing reverse splits as a necessary step in their restructuring efforts.
