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Single-chip GPS receiver IC (23/02/2006)

... low power consumption (62mW) make the ROM-based ATR0630 an excellent fit for handheld and mobile applications such as mobile phones, PDAs, smartphones, aftermarket navigational products and recreational consumer products.Other products such as ...

Hutchison 3 Group and Skype join forces (17/02/2006)

... countries including Austria, Australia, Hong Kong, Sweden, the UK and Italy. Trials will be carried out using enabled mobile phones from leading phone manufacturers.In Sweden, 3 is already offering a Skype bundle with a 3G flat-rate ...

Trainers or Takers? (17/02/2006)

... a logistics career might involve. He believes the sector must market itself better.“Generation Y prefer to sell mobile phones door to door than go for the driving or fork-lifting jobs. They’ve been told not to do blue collar jobs because it’s ...

Digital vector signal analysis measurement (14/02/2006)

... the digitised communication signals found in today's DSP (digital signal processor) based radio transceivers used in mobile phones, base stations, satellite and military communications systems and radar applications.For the first time, ...

Consumers drive industrial trends (13/02/2006)

... of new consumer electronics products. It is the place where product developers, manufacturers of computers, mobile phones and other consumer electronic devices, digital content providers, cable, television, broadcasters and wireless companies ...

Tiny, powerful PLCs (10/02/2006)

... 20 days of power outage.A very handy feature allows alarms and process status information to be sent to multiple mobile phones via SMS and SMS can be sent to the Alpha2, to turn on/off outputs, or to change a set point value.Temperature ...

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e-Solution - productivity improvement tool (3/02/2006)

... Tracking.All that a client needs to get up and running is an Internet connection and one of the new generation mobile phones."We can even provide the driver with maps and voice directions to each of their deliveries on the same mobile ...

Clear calls from the road (2/02/2006)

... 25 countries, including Australia, Italy, Israel and Japan, have passed laws restricting drivers from using handheld mobile phones. Three US states, including New York, have enacted similar laws, and at least 40 other states are now proposing such ...

Siliconix analogue switches/multiplexers (1/02/2006)

... single-pole/double-throw analogue switch (DG9053).The new devices are intended for use in end products including mobile phones, communication systems, modems, data acquisition systems, automated test equipment and automotive systems.All ...

Mobile phone revs to decline (23/01/2006)

... from US$155 ($208) in 2004. In contrast, ASPs decreased by a mild 2.7 percent in 2004.“Low-end, ultra-low-cost mobile phones are being pushed into emerging markets in large numbers. Meanwhile, at the high-end, wireless communications service ...

Bluetooth ramps slowly, then soars (19/01/2006)

... IC revenue of $1 billion for the year. Analysts say that most Bluetooth applications are for wireless headsets in mobile phones, other portable devices, and automotive applications. The Bluetooth SIG now has more than 3400 ...

Australians confused over 3G (19/01/2006)

... consumer mobile users at the end of 2004 belonged toAustralia's four major network operators; and one-half of the mobile phonescurrently used are camera equipped, one-quarter have MP3 playback functionalityand one-fifth have built-in ...

NAND’s Reign Continues (19/01/2006)

... and mobile phone data-storage demand, including MP3 players, digital still cameras, camcorders and camera-equipped mobile phones, for NAND’s 3 percent quarter-over-quarter share growth. Explained iSuppli, because of its capability to scale to ...

Small Display Market to Get Smaller (19/01/2006)

... market is about to get a lot smaller.According to ABI Research, the markets for small displays -- those used in mobile phones, PDAs, portable video, audio and game players, as well as automotive and navigation systems -- are showing explosive ...

The automotive infotainment quandary (19/01/2006)

... iPod. Open-air monologues in department stores, supermarkets and trains demonstrate the newfound indispensability of mobile phones. Others lean over handheld e-mail devices in a prayerlike trance, raptly manipulating their Blackberry's tiny keys ...

EMI Filter/ESD Protection Device for Portable Electronics (19/01/2006)

... signals and provide ESD protection for high-speed data interfaces such as color LCD displays, camera imagers in mobile phones and PDAs. With a desired cutoff frequency of 150 MHz, the EM8D-100L provides good EMI/RFI attenuation, which is better ...

Research into hydrogen fuel cells for PDAs. (19/01/2006)

... deliver a working prototype by 2008 that will enable high power output (up to 10 W) and longer operating time. Today, mobile phones and PDAs typically use about two Watts of power. After 2008, further development work is planned with Olympus that ...

The 10 most definitive technologies (19/01/2006)

... in the United States. Today there are more cell subscribers in the world than wireline phone subscribers, and mobile phones weigh as little as 3 ounces. "It's not unheard of, in certain developing countries, for people to pay up to 20 percent of ...

Toshiba Lays Out Capex, R&D Spending Plan (19/01/2006)

... to focus on high definition DVD, hard disc drives, its audio/visual (AV) notebook and thin and light PC lines, 3G mobile phones and multi-function printers.Among its base strategies for its digital products business, it specifically plans to ...

New standard may send Bluetooth into the plant (18/01/2006)

... Bluetooth, a wireless specification that offers a way for electronic devices to talk to one another, is still widely viewed as a consumer-oriented technology. But there soon may be another story, based on speculation that Bluetooth could see ...

Truck-specific GPS navigator for cell phones (18/01/2006)

... and Motorola Inc. have collaborated to launch PC*Miler|Mobile, the first spoken, truck-specific GPS navigator for mobile phones. The service is powered by Motorola's Viamoto technology and is available on Nextel's GPS- and Java-enabled handsets, ...

Charge-transfer Sensing-based Touch Controls Facilitate Creative Interfaces (18/01/2006)

... introduced charge-transfer device is an eight-key sensor IC for low power sensing in portable devices such as mobile phones, MP3 players, PC peripherals, remote controls and similar consumer products, which drives eight touch keys of different ...

Infrared on the Way Up (18/01/2006)

... Market Report, which includes comparisons with Bluetooth and near-field communications, says more than 200 million mobile phones featuring an infrared transceiver, IrDA-enabled, were sold in ...

Nokia Pushes the Technological Envelope (18/01/2006)

... with the Yankee Group. "It's no longer sufficient to churn out phones."As most people in the industry know, mobile phones weren't Nokia's main business until the 1990s. Founded as a wood pulp mill in 1865, it has gone through a number of ...

Europe Tests Mobile TV Technologies (18/01/2006)

... TV PilotNancy GohringThis summer, BT Wholesale and Virgin Mobile are conducting a pilot service to deliver live TV to mobile phones.BT Livetime is providing selected Virgin Mobile customer with access to Sky Sports news, Sky News and a new music ...

Survey: Women Not So Hip to Bluetooth (17/01/2006)

... are far more aware of Bluetooth than their North American counterparts. While traditional Bluetooth markets include mobile phones and headsets, there is significant interest in less traditional areas, such as digital cameras with Bluetooth. Almost ...

Islands in the Music Stream (17/01/2006)

... LaBelle and Black Eyed Peas, but skipped over Ciara and Santana.All of which brings me to MP3 capabilities over mobile phones. Microsoft founder Bill Gates recently told a German newspaper that mobile phones would overtake MP3s as the top ...

Take 3 (17/01/2006)

... is going to help drive handset sales in the U.S.," says Murray Kawchuk, vice president of Nokia's North American mobile phones unit, "but at this point, we don't know exactly how high."For equipment vendors, 3G's potential riches have yet to ...

Concurrent test (17/01/2006)

... in addition to conventional performance and compliance test techniques.Products with multiple functions—such as mobile phones with cameras or pocket PCs that incorporate Bluetooth wireless communication and GPS navigation—further complicate ...

Flat-Rate Messaging: No Simple Feat (17/01/2006)

... of pictures from a PC or other device to the central PictureMail server, so they can then display the photos on their mobile phones.For all its popularity, carriers looking to make the switch from per message to flat-rate plans do have to ...