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Col. Charles Wells, project manager of the Distributed Common Ground System-Army (DCGS-A), told Defense Systems magazine today that DCGS-A Version 3 represents the Defense Department’s first tactical cloud computing node. Called the Griffin software build, this capability is in response to a joint urgent operational need from Army Maj. Gen. Michael Flynn.... -
Samsung is hoping that demand for LTE and WiMAX networks can catapult it to become one of the world's three largest infrastructure vendors by 2015, challenging the likes of Ericsson (NASDAQ:ERIC), Nokia Siemens Networks and Huawei. "In terms of revenue and the number of contracts, we're trying to break into the top three," I.P. Hong, head of the marketing... -
MusicWithMe syncs your iTunes library to your Android phone over 3G or Wi-FI, and for free! The app used to cost $15.00, but the developer is now offering it for free, perhaps to generate some positive publicity for a short time. MusicWithMe was called "dead simple to use" by Lifehacker, and also includes social networking functionality so you can share... -
Taiwan smartphone maker HTC Corp. aims to boost its market share in Europe, Middle East and Africa, or EMEA, region by 50% this year despite tough competition from competing handset manufacturers, a senior company executive said Wednesday. "In the EMEA region overall, we are above 10% [market share] and we are aiming to get to 15% by the end of this year... -
Two collaborative research projects led by Nokia Siemens Networks have been awarded the Award of Excellence in Gold by the Celtic Core Group at the 2011 Celtic-Plus* Event in Heidelberg, Germany on March 29. The Celtic Core Group selected 100 Gigabit Ethernet Transport Technologies** (100GET) and Wireless World Initiative New Radio +*** (WINNER+)for the... -
The amount of dynamic random access memory (DRAM) in media tablets will jump 147 percent in 2011 to an average of 676 megabytes (MB), according to new IHS iSuppli research. "With tablets handling more data-intensive applications such as video, the average DRAM content in these platforms during 2011 will be about two-and-a-half times more than last year’s... -
Amazon.com today announced that 91 titles from Dame Catherine Cookson are now available as e-books for the first time, exclusively in the Kindle Store (www.amazon.com/kindlestore). The collection of titles, including some which are out of print, represents the majority of the full-length novels from one of the UK's most-read novelists. These books, which... -
Facebook is shaping up to be a strong competitor to mobile operators that are in danger of underestimating the threat it poses, according to Ovum. In a new report the independent telecoms analyst states that Facebook is much more than a social network – this is just a starting point and its domain spreads much wider. However operators are being slow to... -
MEMS (Micro-electromechanical Systems) are starting to be the "Swiss Army Knives" of modern consumer electronics: they can take the form of (or be incorporated in) accelerometers, gyroscopes, magnetometers, altimeters, screens, projectors, and microphones. New data from ABI Research indicates that strong growth in the MEMS market over the next five years... -
Companies in IPTV value chain advise service providers on providing a multiscreen TV service; iOS named as best place to start when it comes to mobile screen. There could be ominous signs for Microsoft's Windows Mobile operating system if a session at IP&TV World Forum on Wednesday is anything to go by. Panellists at a conference session that focused...
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