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Articles tagged with: Skype and Facebook
Mobile Data Usage on INQ1 Tops Performance of Smartphones
Hutchison Whampoa backed mobile phone manufacturer, INQ Mobile has released data on usage of its first phone, the INQ1 on the Hutchison 3G UK network. The company's handset was built from the ground up with social media and internet services at its core. An average of 65% of INQ1 customers are using Facebook, with the majority of users accessing once a day or more. more
Related Tags: hutchison-whampoa.-hutchison-3g-uk, inq-mobile, inq1, mobile-im, hutchison, 3, UK
Hutchison Shows off First In-House Developed Mobile Phone
Hutchison Whampoa has shown off the first of its new in-house designed mobile phones, which will be sold under the INQ brandname. The INQ¹ (yes, with a tiny 1) has been designed to offer a tight integration with the Facebook social networking website, and will be available exclusively from the Hutchison 3G mobile networks. more
Related Tags: wind, hutchison-3g, rcom, mobile-internet, 3, hutchison, hutchison-whampoa, windows
Hutchison Whampoa Launches Handset Subsidiary
Hutchison Whampoa has launched its own mobile phone subsidiary, INQ Mobile to develop phones for its 3G networks worldwide. The company aims to launch a range of low to mid-priced handsets based largely on free operating systems, likely to be either Linux or the Google backed Android OS - and will be based on Qualcomm chips. more
Related Tags: android, google, social-networking, qualcomm, voip, seven, hutchison, inq-mobile, linux
Mobile VoIP Application Embeds Social Networking Connectivity
VoIP provider, Nimbuzz has an application which the company says offers an all-in-one solution for free mobile VoIP calling, conference calling, instant messaging, chat and group chat, and photo and file sending across multiple IM communities, including skype, MSN, Google Talk, Yahoo!, AIM, Jabber and ICQ, plus 23 social networks, including Facebook and Myspace. more
Related Tags: google, samsung, voip, symbian, free-mobile
Laqtel eyes financing deal by end-Nov, focusing on wireless broadband
Since being awarded a license in June 2005, Laqtel has encountered difficulties in finding financing and missed several deadlines to launch services. more
Related Tags: social-networking, qtel, mobile-wimax, edge, compete, digicel, Trinidad and Tobago