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Articles tagged with: Asustek
US trade agency opens flash memory chip inquiry
The U.S. International Trade Commission has launched an investigation into certain types of flash memory chips that a Pennsylvania company claims violates its patents. more
Related Tags: itc, international-trade-commission, samsung, flash-memory, apple, dell, lenovo-group, pny-technologies, research-in-motion, sony, transcent-information, USA
Micron's Highest Density Multi-Chip Package for High-End Mobile Phones
Micron Technology says that it is currently sampling the industry's highest density all-in-one NAND-based multi-chip package (MCP), a solution including 16GB of multi-level cell NAND, for high-end mobile phones. more
A Slippery Slope For Contract Manufacturers
Conditions in the global electronics contract manufacturing business are continuing to deteriorate due to the recession and the weakening high-tech industry, prompting iSuppli to further cut its short- and long-term growth expectations for this volatile industry. more
Related Tags: ptc, isuppli, ict, itu, nortel, bankruptcy, oem, notebook
Garmin to Launch a Range of Mobile Phones
Navigation device manufacturer, Garmin has teamed up with Taiwan's asustek Computer to launch a range of navigation optimised mobile phones. The two firms say that they have already begun joint development on a diverse mobile phone product line, which will be known as the Garmin-Asus nüvifone series, with the first models expected this year. more
Vodafone, Sony Ericsson Join Google Phone Alliance
The Open Handset Alliance - which develops the Google backed Android operating system for smartphones - has announced fourteen new members, including Sony Ericsson and Vodafone. more
Related Tags: android, google, sony-ericsson, windows-mobile, semiconductor, smartphone, huawei, vodafone, smartphones, wind, open-handset-alliance, ericsson, toshiba, softbank, garmin, sony, symbian, open-source, walkman, windows
Huawei Adds Windows 7 Support to USB Modems
Huawei has unveiled a new portfolio of mobile broadband solutions that are Windows 7 compatible. The centrepiece among this new suite of solutions is a notebook-embedded 3G module that supports Microsoft Windows 7 - HuaweiÃ's EM770. The EM770 3G module delivers uplink speeds of 5.76Mbps and it has already been integrated into notebooks manufactured by asustek Computer and Elitegroup Computer Systems. more
Related Tags: windows-mobile, microsoft, huawei, wind, usb-modem, mobile-broadband, usb-modems, windows, notebook
Taiwanese OEMs Switching from Ericsson to Qualcomm for 3G Phones
Taiwan's handset manufacturers are increasingly switching from the Ericsson mobile phone platform to Qualcomm's own handset platform - report local industry sources. Sources told DigiTimes that because HTC has had good success with its Qualcomm-based 3G handsets, other major handset vendors such as Motorola, LG Electronics, Hewlett-Packard (HP) and Palm all intend to adopt the Qualcomm platform for their 3G products. more
Related Tags: motorola, qualcomm, ericsson, cdma, lg, palm, htc, stmicroelectronics, hewlett-packard, nxp, sharp, modem, Taiwan
Ericsson U360 platform selected for HSPA PC card
Ericsson has announced that its U360 mobile platform has been selected by Taiwanese mobile device manufacturer asustek Computer for its recently launched T500 PC card. Ericsson's U360 platform is an EDGE/WCDMA/HSPA platform with quad-band EDGE as well as triple-band HSPA capabilities on the downlink. The T500 PC card provides users with high-speed mobile broadband and offers special phone communication functions for the desktop or notebook. more
Related Tags: wcdma, hspa, edge
Taiwan's Chunghwa Telecom Aims for 3.6 Million 3G Subscribers by 2009
Taiwan's Chunghwa Telecom (CHT) expects that its 3G subscriber base will grow to 3.6 million by the end of 2008, according to reports in the local DigiTimes publication. CHT had 800,000 3G subscribers at the end of 2006 and projects it will have 2.20 million subscribers at the end of 2007 says the newspaper. more
Related Tags: chunghwa-telecom, taiwan-mobile, Taiwan
TTPCom has announced that its 3G dual-mode protocol technology has successfully passed GCF and IOT testing and is currently undergoing final carrier acceptance trials. As such, it represents the first multiplatform 2G/3G dual mode protocol software available on the open market to achieve this high level of certification. TTPCom's dual mode protocol stack has already been integrated onto multiple silicon platforms from different vendors and is available now for license. more
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