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A week after the PlayBook received poor reviews, Verizon says it is still evaluating whether or not it will sell the tablet. RIM has said it plans to make the PlayBook available on Verizon's 4G network, but now it may not work out that way. A Verizon spokeswoman told Reuters: "We're still evaluating the BlackBerry Playbook and have not made a determination... -
FancyFon, a pioneer in mobile device management solutions that empower organizations to securely and centrally manage multiple smartphones and tablet devices over the air, today unveiled support for Research in Motion’s (RIM’s) PlayBook tablet. Canadian-based RIM launched the PlayBook to market today, announcing that the tablet offers "full computing... -
After its success in recent years IFA continues to build on its leading role within the international retail trade, industry and the media. Europe is the world’s largest market for consumer electronics and home appliances digitalization 2.0, networking, 3D TV and eMedia – year-end boom in sales. IFA, the world’s number one, continues to expand. In 2011 its... -
3D with and without glasses, web meets TV, apps and tablets, chips and platforms Due to the rapid pace of innovations the consumer electronics industry is constantly setting new standards. The merging of television with the internet, media and devices in 3D and HD, the massive upsurge in sales of tablet PCs, apps and smartphones, as well as networking for... -
The earthquake-related nuclear disaster in Japan could prove to be a boon to the photovoltaic (PV) industry in Germany and Italy, the world’s two largest solar markets, which have become sensitized to the dangers of a nuclear meltdown, according to new IHS iSuppli research. "Reaction to the Fukushima nuclear crisis has been swift in Germany and Italy,"... -
According to ABI Research 302 million smartphones shipped in 2010, chalking up a resounding 71% growth over 2009’s shipment levels. Android’s success since its launch is expected to continue: some 69 million smartphones running the Android operating system shipped last year, and ABI Research expects that in 2016 Android will have captured 45% of the market... -
Apple's new iPhone 5 should go into production in September says Avian Securities in a note this morning. This suggests the iPhone won't be on the market until the end of this year, or even early next year possibly, says Avian. Apple could also be developing a lower price/lower spec iPhone model, says Avian. The report is based on conversations with a "key... -
China Mobile has selected Ericsson to participate in the world’s largest TD-LTE trial network deployment to date. With the approval of the Chinese Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), Ericsson will build a TD-LTE trial network in the city of Shenzhen, one of the most advanced telecommunications markets in China. Will support China Mobile... -
Owing to a strong industrial sector and rising sales of consumer electronics devices, China’s microcontroller (MCU) market is expected to reach $4.7 billion in revenue by 2015, up more than two-thirds from $2.8 billion in 2010, according to new IHS iSuppli research. "Government plans designed to stimulate growth in the electronics business helped the... -
Now that nearly a month has gone by since the horrific tsunami in Japan on March 11th, it is starting to become clear just how much economic damage has been done. The truth is that the Japanese economy is in much bigger trouble than most people think. This is almost certainly going to be the most expensive disaster in Japanese history. The tsunami that...
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