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Byline: Preeti Anand A MediaTek Dimensity 8400 chipset will probably be included with the Redmi Turbo 4. The phone is anticipated to be marketed as the Poco F7 in foreign [...]

Byline: NPM Bureau NEW DELHI: Nokia today announced an automated, zero-touch elevated temperature detection solution designed to help spot potential COVID-19 infections in facilities with thousands of people. The Nokia [...]

Byline: PCQ Bureau Early this year, we came to know that Motorola is working to bring back its Razr smartphone, but what's interesting is that this time it would fold. [...]

Byline: PCQ Bureau While the Redmi Note 8 series is yet to be announced in India, Xiaomi has revealed that the upcoming series will also have liquid cooling that would [...]

Byline: PCQ Bureau Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has announced that its upcoming Redmi phone, which will be the first phone, will come with a 64MP imaging technology. The 64MP imaging [...]

OnePlus is famous for making some of the best smartphones in the world. You'd never expect them to come out with a TV, however, that's exactly what they're doing, making [...]

Smartphone industry in India is progressing leaps and bounds with plenty of devices now being introduced every month to satiate the needs of users - ultimately making the list of [...]

Byline: Consulting Editor China's OnePlus is working on a flagship smartphone - Redmi K2 Pro - which will be the company's first Snapdragon 855 chipset powered smartphone. While previous leaks [...]

Byline: Consulting Editor Lenovo-owned Motorola Mobility is planning to revive the iconic Razr brand which will be launched as a new foldable smartphone. Last month, Motorola CEO has confirmed that [...]

Byline: Guest Author Motorola Mobility will soon launch a quad camera smartphone in India. The device set to debut in the new X series is spotted by OnLeaks that has [...]

Byline: Guest Author OnePlus CEO Pete Lau in a Weibo post has hinted that OnePlus 7 will come with truly-wireless ear buds just like Apple's AirPods, Samsung's Galaxy Buds and [...]

Byline: PCQ BureauChina's OnePlus is all set to join the 5G bandwagon race and will show off its first 5G prototype smartphone at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Spain, in [...]

NAME A PRODUCT that's designed to global standards and has a leading-edge processor, a state-of-the-art power system, an ultracompact mechanical design, and an extensible operating system and feature set. There [...]

Investors may have turned away from technology shares but major technological advances are still being made. Ten emerging technologies are examined: electronic paper, nanotechnology, fuel cells, smart cards, 3G, Bluetooth, stem cells, biometrics, missile defence shield and telematics.

Peter Michaels, the CEO of Hop-On Communications, Inc., speaks of their company's product, the Hop-On disposable one-way cell phone.

As time goes by, J2ME is the buzzword that's appearing in more and more magazines and talked about beside more office coffee machines than any other. And slowly, the big […]

Third-generation (3G) mobile telephone technology is touted as providing a single worldwide standard and global roaming, but such promises will not come true soon. The Global System for Mobiles (GSM) standard dominates Australia; the IS-95 or CDMA (code division multiple access) standard is also being implemented, Other parts of the world use a variety of standards including Digital Advanced Mobile Phone Service (D-AMPS), which resembles GSM; personal communications service (PCS), and Personal Digital Cellular (PDC). Eliminating this confusing standards battle is a key goal of the 3G movement, but discussion is complex and heated. Ericsson leads a powerful consortium backing GSM, PDC and G-AMPS; and supports the wideband CDMA interface, while Qualcomm, which developed IS-95, staunchly favors cdma2000. Much of the controversy is linked to what frequency to use for supporting data as well as voice. Analysts say 3G will be more unified than its predecessor, but not completely so.

Are multimode phones a stopgap for spotty coverage, or are they here to stay? When the rotary phone first came to market, there was no guarantee of success. Although AT&T […]

Just imagine an Internet that doesn't require 20-pound PCs or their cumbersome connections to a telephone jack and electric outlet. Voice, data, maybe even graphics-perhaps one day video-are available over […]

NTT DoCoMo, L.M. Ericsson, Motorola, Fujitsu, NEC, Lucent Technologies and Nokia are collaborating on the development of next-generation wireless communication systems. Such systems will support very high data speeds for toll-quality voice, video telephony and specialized applications such as weather prediction, interactive gaming and automated security monitoring. However, issues concerning infrastructure, air interface and applications have to be resolved for such systems to become truly successful., The wireless industry scrambles for data-rich services - hoping that people will find a use for the technology even before they know what the technology is. Third-generation wireless news flash! [...]

Part 2: Digital Cellular When the FCC's Block C auctions for personal communications service (PCS) licenses closed on May 2, two large groups of service providers were mandated to build […]

As the popularity of portable phones continues to grow, some vendors are adjusting their product lines and struggling to stay afloat in the competitive, ever-changing industry. Portable phones have increasingly [...]

Motorola Inc. was able to expedite its product/process development activities through cross functional process mapping (CFMP). This initiative was introduced at the company after management realized that their customers complain mostly about time-related issues. Through this project, Motorola was able to drop work practices that customers thought were unnecessary and non-value-adding. CFMP requires the formation of teams composed of members representing every department involved in the new product development cycle. Then, these groups are asked to map each step within the process from start to end, indicating existing practices and those that need to be implemented. As a result, cycle time has been significantly reduced and improvements have been made in cost-effectiveness, efficiency and quality., As a result of rapid technological advances and the driving force of competition, a company's expertise in new product development (or, more precisely, the speed at which products are brought [...]

The cellular industry is exploding with potential and possiblities, created by the sizzling mobile craze, the red-hot drive toward convergence and the heat sink building from the evolving PCS industry. [...]

For months, even years, the cellular industry has been waiting. Waiting for the promise of improved wireless data capabilities that would provide solutions for a seemingly endless number of applications [...]

A lesson that the wireless industry can learn from the computer industry is that no matter how advanced a technology is, the technology cannot be popularized if the general public [...]

Over the years, the word cellular has become synonymous with the term 'car phone.' Although the marketplace is going portable, the general public still identifies the technology by the pigtail [...]

Everyone seems excited about the potential for wireless, but system designers face tough tradeoffs. A look at the options under consideration. In the not-too-distant future, you may find that you [...]

THE CELLULAR INDUSTRY is growing faster than ever, adding an average of 180,00 new subscribers a month in the US last year. That is a 40-percent over 1990, representing a [...]

Issues & Agendas Anticipating the future is almost as important as actually experiencing it. Looking forward to the new year brings optimism and hope. These thoughts can be used to [...]

Lessons for Future PCS As we grow into PCS, we can benefit from three key lessons we learned from cellular. Life in the world of personal communications is no longer [...]

In the days of old--15 or so years ago--you had to have high-powered, specialty hardware and software to run 3D graphics. Nowadays, 3D graphics on ordinary desktop machines are a […]

On September 27, The IMT-2020 (5G) Promotion Group of China announced the newest results of China's 5G technology R&D trial Phase III at the 3rd 5G Innovation and Development Summit. [...]

Byline: Jon Gold Now that the Galaxy S 5 is well and truly on its way, the initial flood of rumors has dried up a little, leaving behind only a [...]