While this is the year of the Cortex A9 for ARM, it’s already talking up its successor.
Mobile phone start-up focuses on the user experience in order to offer something new.
At MWC 2010, headset-maker Plantronics revealed a focus on empowering the remote worker.
A total of 20 Android handset launches are planned this year by the US phone-maker.
Smaller manufacturing processes will be a key battleground for future SoCs.
In the shadow of the world’s biggest mobile phone trade show, PC-oriented tech companies have been performed better.
Claims to out-gun its competitors when it comes to microarchitecture optimisation.
Having snapped-up the ATI handheld division a year ago, Qualcomm has now turned it into the Adreno graphics platform.
Data security technology coupled with near field communication could revolutionise the way we shop and bank.
The GM of NVIDIA’s mobile business rubbishes the claims of its biggest mobile competitors.
The PC chip giant was in bullish mood at MWC 2010, predicting great things for its mobile phone processors.
Facebook has announced that it will introduce a text-only version of the popular social networking website exclusively for mobile users.
Windows Phone 7 series is an attempt to redefine the way people interact with their mobile devices.
Qualcomm’s colour, non-backlit display will appear in a 5.7 inch device this autumn.
The PC giants were all showing off their latest mobile internet devices at a special showcase.
Latest iPad challenger arrives in the form of a 7in, Intel Moorestown-powered tablet that promises to compliment the home PC.
Research in Motion has taken the wraps off a lightweight, freeware version of its BlackBerry Enterprise Server software.
The alliance finally bears fruit in the form of a completely open source, Linux-based, mobile operating system.
The software giant had to deliver with its mobile OS and, judging by its presentation at MWC 2010, it has.
Forget everything you ever knew about Windows Mobile as Microsoft unveils plans to deliver "a different kind of mobile experience" in 2010.
Next-gen system-on-chip to offer a 40 per cent increase in performance for tomorrow's mobile computing device.
The nHD chip is Texas Instrument’s smallest DLP Pico engine yet, enabling projection to be embedded into phones.
Is this a first look at Microsoft's next-generation mobile operating system?
The world's leading mobile operators announce an open applications platform that will bring new apps to billions of users.
A cool, new, tiny QWERTY smartphone and a vow to integrate more with other Sony devices from Sony Ericsson.
With the technology sector more converged than ever, this could be the most important show yet for the IT industry.