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Articles tagged with: Texas and Nokia
Nokia Deal to Boost Qualcomm's Dominance in Mobile Handset Baseband Chips?
Due to its recent agreement with Nokia, Qualcomm is likely to solidify its lead in the global market for mobile-handset baseband semiconductors, according to iSuppli Corp. Based on iSuppli's preliminary estimate, Qualcomm in the fourth quarter accounted for 40.6 percent of worldwide revenue from shipments of mobile handset baseband semiconductors, up from 36.3 percent in the third quarter. more
Related Tags: broadcom, 3g, sim, semiconductor, texas-instruments, intel, qualcomm, isuppli, ict, rcom, mts, ericsson, mobile-broadband, stmicroelectronics, semiconductors, partner, chipsets, umts, 4g, nokia,, radio-frequency
Handango Publishes Top Mobile Applications Chart for 2008
Mobile applications retailer, Handango has published its 2008 Handango Yardstick. For the first time, Handango is releasing 'Handango's Top Ten' list identifying the top ten downloaded applications across all operating platforms and devices and sold through Handango's multiple distribution channels. more
Related Tags: android, windows-mobile, sim, smartphone, samsung, smartphones, gps, wind, palm, blackberry, symbian, 3, omnia, weather, handango, ea, email, 3-mobile, palm-os, os, gold, backup, apps
Mobile Internet Usage on WiFi Widespread Across the USA
Mobile advertising agency, AdMob has highlighted widespread mobile Internet usage on WiFi in the United States and strong growth in Western Europe in its January 2009 Mobile Metrics Report. more
Related Tags: sony-ericsson, windows-mobile, iphone, smartphone, samsung, wind, ericsson, admob, sony, mobile-internet, windows, california, new-york, wifi, os, mobile-web,
Mobile Phone Market Poised for Slowdown in 2009
The impact of the global economic crisis will spread to the mobile phone market resulting in a downturn in shipments in 2009. According to IDC, total mobile phone volumes will be 2.2% lower in 2009 than 2008 levels, the first downturn in annual shipment volumes since 2001 when shipments declined 2.3%. Over the past several years, the mobile phone market has enjoyed double-digit annual growth due to an increased emphasis on emerging markets. However, emerging market growth has been steadily slowing as these markets mature. IDC now expects worldwide growth to be just 7.3% in 2008 before slipping into negative growth in 2009. more
Related Tags: texas-instruments, social-networking, smartphone, qualcomm, smartphones, lte, idc, chipset, mediatek, wave, pace, option
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