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| T-Mobile Lifts Bandwidth Cap for Google Phone
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| submitted by cellsea 18 days ago |
We removed the 1GB soft limit from our policy statement, and we are confident that T-Mobile G1 customers will enjoy the high speed of data access over our 3G network. The specific terms for our new data plans are still being reviewed and once they are final we will be certain to share this broadly with current customers and potential new customers....
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| Mobile web standards announced today
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| submitted by cellsea 2 months ago |
Today the WWWC announced new mobile web standards for webmasters to use to insure that all sites are easily accessible via the mobile device. The new standards look to not only create enjoyable mobile browsing experiences but also to insure that folks with disabilities can benefit from the mobile web....
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| Virgin Mobile buying SK Telecom's Helio
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| submitted by cellsea 3 months ago |
Virgin Mobile USA Inc said on Friday it will buy SK Telecom Co Ltd's money-losing U.S. mobile unit, Helio, for $39 million in stock, hoping a combination of their youth-focused services will help weather a slowing economy. South Korea's SK will also invest an additional $25 million in Virgin Mobile, as will the Virgin Group, which jointly owns Virgin Mobile with Sprint Nextel Corp....
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| Microsoft Launches Windows 6.1
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| submitted by cellsea 6 months ago |
Microsoft Corp. today announced improvements to Windows Mobile, including a plan to add desktop-browsing quality seen in Internet Explorer 6 for new smart phones by the end of the year.
The new version of IE Mobile will make it easier to pan and zoom through Web pages and to access the Web at the outset from a phone, said John Traynor, senior director of mobile communications at Microsoft. "It's going to be much closer to the desktop experience," he said. ...
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| By 2013 One in Every Three Phones Sold Will be a Smartphone
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| submitted by gateway 6 months ago |
The market for smartphones will grow from around 10% of the total handset market in 2007 to 31% of the market in 2013. A new study from ABI Research projects this meteoric growth to be a product of a number of complex factors including carriers’ drives to grow data revenues from advanced services and the general trend to pushing “smart” operating systems down into middle tier devices....
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