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Articles tagged with: Ibm and Ipod
Apple Finally Gets its New iPhone Boss
After settling a legal dispute, Apple has announced that former ibm vice-president, Mark Papermaster will finally be joining the Company as senior vice president of Devices Hardware Engineering. The job posting was originally announced last November, but has been mired in a legal dispute after ibm claimed that he was breaching a clause in his contract preventing him from leaving to work for a competitor. more
Related Tags: iphone, apple, steve-jobs, texas
More Rumours of a Nokia Laptop Computer
Rumours that Nokia may start production of its own brand laptop computers have resurfaced after UBS analyst Maynard Um issued a research note saying that it was increasingly likely to happen more
Related Tags: nokia, smartphone, nfc, apple, apple, smartphones, ericsson, compete, fujitsu, oled, linux, notebook, laptop
Consumers Will Accept New Forms of Advertising if Companies Follow Their Rules
ibm's survey of consumer digital media and entertainment habits revealed that consumers are adopting digital content services -- such as social networking and videos -- on mobile phones and personal computers at an accelerated pace, and it is impacting traditional consumption habits. more
Related Tags: microsoft, iphone, social-networking, nintendo, personal, sony, mobile-content, Australia
Former IBM Exec to Lead Apple's iPhone Development
Apple has announced that Mark Papermaster is joining the Company as senior vice president of Devices Hardware Engineering, reporting to Apple CEO Steve Jobs. Papermaster, who comes to Apple from ibm, will lead Apple's iPod and iPhone hardware engineering teams. more
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Nokia Denies Reports of Return to the Computer Market
Nokia has denied reports that it might consider selling laptop computers with embedded 3G/HSPA modules. Nokia's global marketing VP, Anssi Vanjoki refuted the reports in an interview with the UK trade magazine, Mobile Today earlier this month. more
Related Tags: hspa, fujitsu, laptop
iPhone Open for Business? Blackberry Battle May Loom
SAN FRANCISCO -(Dow Jones)- The phrase "new enterprise features" in a recent Apple iPhone-related event invite was all it took for some to anoint the iPhone as the next big challenge for Research In Motion, the world's leading supplier of smartphones. more
Related Tags: oracle, cisco, blackberry, rim, ben, notebook
How Apple Wins Markets and Influences Chips
Related Tags: cisco, isuppli, dell, oem, on-semiconductor
Research Boosts Wireless Data Transfer
New research at the Georgia Institute of Technology could soon make that tangle of wires under desks and in data centers a thing of the past. Scientists at the Georgia Electronic Design Center (GEDC) at Georgia Tech are investigating the use of extremely high radio frequencies (RF) to achieve broad bandwidth and high data transmission rates over short distances. more
Related Tags: samsung-electronics, analog, wlan, laptop, multiple-input-multiple-output, georgia-tech, philips, georgia
Nokia and Motorola Boost Chip Spending in 2005 and 2006
Leading mobile-phone makers Nokia and Motorola will increase their semiconductor spending by the highest percentage among the world's top-10 OEM chip buyers in 2005 and 2006, iSuppli Corp. predicts. Top-ranked mobile-phone brand Nokia will boost its chip spending by 15.1 percent in 2006 as an encore to its 12.7 percent increase in 2005, according to data from iSuppli's OEM Semiconductor Spend Analysis service. Number-two mobile-phone OEM, Motorola is projected to increase its semiconductor purchasing by 14.5 percent in 2006, following a 20.7 percent rise in 2005. more
Related Tags: isuppli, lenovo, oem
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