Mobile computing
Wi-Fi & Small Cell Networks will rule
Mobile Operators expecting 50% Of Their Data Traffic To Be Wi-Fi & Small Cell Networks
Panasonic extendes its Toughpad range of rugged business Tablets
Panasonic extendes its Toughpad range of rugged business Tablets with a fully rugged 10.1" windows 8 PRO AND 7" Android tablets.Read more: Panasonic extendes its Toughpad range of rugged business Tablets
New Panasonic Toughbook for business
New Panasonic Toughbook for business
Panasonic today unveiled what they claim is the world’s lightest* business rugged, convertible Ultrabook™ with a Flip-Over design making it ideal for mobile sales workforce, merchandisers and executives to use in notebook or tablet mode.
Destiny wireless Profile
Destiny Wireless Ltd, a world leader in the business market for the delivery of mobile data capture solutions. destiny® is a subsidiary of Anoto AB and a global Platinum Partner.
New Getac rugged laptops to improve effiency for water company
Come rain or shine, in England South East Water’s technicians are out on the road to ensure that water keeps flowing to customers’ taps, so it is vital the equipment they use is able to cope in these harsh conditions too.
Read more: New Getac rugged laptops to improve effiency for water company
Saxo cloud banking in Moscow
Saxo Bank expansion with new office in Moscow
Saxo Bank, an online trading and investment specialist today announced the opening of a new representative office in Moscow in order to respond to growing demand by Russia's sophisticated investor base.
Western European Consumers Moving on From Laptops to iPads
According to IDC´s ConsumerScape 360° latest survey, Western Europeans spend an average of three hours a day online, with search and email being the main activities they devote to during this time, regardless of the type of device used (smartphone or computer).Read more: Western European Consumers Moving on From Laptops to iPads
Psion starts shipment of new rudded PDA EP10
Psion PLC have announced the general availability of its latest rugged enterprise PDA, the EP10™ in all its major markets. The device is aimed at users that require a feature-rich, small form factor, robust mobile computer.IDC Survey Indicates European Workforce Mobility on the Rise but Challenges Remain
IDC, has announced the Western European results from its 2010 EMEA Enterprise Mobility Survey which questioned 1,240 end users in 13 countries across EMEARead more: IDC Survey Indicates European Workforce Mobility on the Rise but Challenges Remain
Toshiba adds a large-screen version to its Satellite C series
Read more: Toshiba adds a large-screen version to its Satellite C series
A word from the Swiss sidelines
Smartphone users already consume on average five times more data capacity than users of ordinary mobile phones. With the number of smartphones set to rise from today's global estimate of 500 million handsets in use, to almost two billion by 2015, operators are already having to employ multi-pronged strategies to keep up with demand – and not all are succeeding.
"Mobile operators have been investing billions to upgrade and improve the capacity and performance of their networks, but in some high-usage cities, such as San Francisco, New York and London, we are still seeing users frustrated by chronic problems of network unavailability.
