‘The Intel – Cyprus Merger’ showed how the world’s first merger of a country and a corporation might be possible, and advantageous for both parties. Moreover through the execution of due diligence, stakeholder engagement and communication, how such a merger could be enacted responsibly, and in the best interests of both, or how at least it might appear so
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Finally back home so service will resume as normal and i’ll finally get to write down my notes […]
Shigureden is a newly-opened museum in Arashiyama, Kyoto, which showcases the game and the estetics of Ogura Hyakunin […]
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The Connect to Art initiative by Nokia launches with a mobile exhibition featuring three Finnish artists, Stefan Lindfors, […]
NEC will release this month laptops that use biodegradable plastic. The plastic is made from materials derived from […]
Nokia has launched a push-to-talk consultancy service for the enterprise market. In its service trial, PoC Enterprise Market […]
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British Telephone yesterday announced plans to provide the next generation of services through a “21st century network”. Complementing […]
UK’s video mobile network 3 is launching today a handset recycling scheme, hoping to raise £40,000 for two […]
Next Monday, COSMOTE Mobile Telecommunications will introduce DoCoMo’s i-mode service on the Greek market. Greece is the ninth […]
Sony is to stop selling PDA on the US and European markets to focus on wireless devices that […]
NTT DoCoMo announced today that it has surpassed 4 million FOMA subscribers (that’s just two months after having […]
Motorola has issued the Cross-Technology PoC (Push-To-Talk over Cellular) for users to have “push-to” connectivity across and between […]
Burdines-Macy’s stores in Florida and communication provider Sprint came up with a concept that mixes online shopping with […]
Mobile operators join forces for new operating system A number of mobile operators – including Vodafone, Orange, Telefoncia […]
Exeter-based Last Mile Communications is proposing to use lamp-posts and street signs to offer ultra-fast broadband internet across […]
The glowing plastic Orb gives you the information you care about by changing colours. Ambient Devices (Cambridge, Massachusetts) […]
The Madge WLAN Probe 2 is the world’s first wireless intrusion detector. The probe constantly scans the airspace […]
Sony has studied how external experiences, including the use of electronic devices, entice emotional responses, and transposed the […]
Last year, the provider of education material McGraw-Hill proposed Study To Go, a student self-assessment program for PDAs […]
Australian company specialised in facial animation technology , famous3D, has developed FoneFace, a technology that enables you to […]
Sony’s car navigator/multimedia player with PC dock features two cradles, one for the car and one to hook […]
Japanese IT and networking technologies giant, NEC is currently developping a new kind of battery that needs just […]
Rimax, a company specialized in advanced electronics, has created the first security system to monitor babies. ‘Kangoo Kam’ […]
Microsoft is to partner Accenture, GlobeRanger, Internec Technologies and Porvia Software to work on the development of RFID […]
The Skype software that already allows some 10 million users to make free worldwide computer phone calls has […]
After Internet, the adult entertainment industry has clear intention to get itself a comfortable place on the mobile […]
Grenoble CEA Leti, ST Microelectronics and France Telecom R&D center jointly founded in Grenoble of MINATEC IDEAs Laboratory, […]
The Japanese mobile communication company, NTT DoCoMo has just established officially the “Mobile Society Research Institute” to analyse […]
How CellSpotting works is really simple : “A mobile phone is a radio device, when turned on, it […]
The Japanese telecoms company, NTT DoCoMo said it has developed a device to control home electronics equipment with […]
US broadband phone service provider Vonage will introduce mobile Wi-Fi phones later this year: subscribers will be able […]
Feeling unconfortable in front of the succes of Skype service that allows free VoIP (voice call over the […]
The Norwegian company, Opera Software is to launch a speech-recognition technology , relying on IBM’s ViaVoice technology, for […]
Avon Cosmetics Japan has come up with a new way to analyze the skin of customers: its sales […]
Danish based Imity gave a good speak at Where 2.0 about their mobile community software. Imity are not […]
Developped in 2001 (the idea didn’t take off immediately because of lacks of investments) at the Institute of […]
Picsel Technologies Ltd. announced last week that it will launch a web browser that enables an entire screen […]
Wi-Fi and VoIP should be approached in synergy and not considered like two separate technologies, reports The Register.
nTag Interactive have developped an intelligent tag the size and weight of a PDA to wear around the […]
X3D Technologies believes 3D displays that can be viewed without special goggles are the future of advertising. Earlier […]