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i-mate: Working on an Intel-based, Windows 8 handset
The Dubai-based manufacturer i-mate might be planning a grand return to
the smartphone scene after several years in the doldrums. According to a
recent report, the company, which made a name for itself by selling
HTC-made, Windows Mobile devices in the middle of last decade, is set to
unveil an Intel Clover Trail based smartphone, which will boot Windows 8
Pro, not Windows Phone 8. The smartphone will carry the name i-mate Intelligent. Read more »
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Avaloq acquires German company Höll Computer & Software GmbH
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The Avaloq group, the international reference for integrated
and comprehensive banking solutions, has acquired a 100% stake in Höll
Computer
& Software GmbH. The software company, based in Germany’s
Rüsselsheim, is
the developer of the ITREXS banking system.
The acquisition of Höll
Computer & Software GmbH means
that the Avaloq group substantially extends its presence in the German
market. The Avaloq Group sees the move as the next logical step
following its internationalization strategy and aims to establish a firm
presence in Germany, a strategically vital market for the Group.
As a result of
the acquisition, the Avaloq group will over time integrate Höll Computer &
Software GmbH’s software assets into the Avaloq Banking System. Höll Computer
& Software GmbH, which was founded in 1983 by Roland Höll, has 30 employees
who solely concentrate on the development of banking software – the ITREXS
product family, which focuses on private banking, wealth management and asset
management.Read more »
12:58 AM Rashiduzzaman Khan
For the first time, New York City's Metropolitan Transportation Authority has release an iOS app that shows train arrival times on seven subway lines. New York City's Metropolitan Transportation Authority finally joined the smartphone era today by releasing an iOS app showing train arrival times for seven subway lines.
Available for the iPhone, the iPod Touch, and the iPad, MTA Subway Time will display train arrival times for 156 stations on the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 lines and the S shuttle line. Read more »
2:34 AM Rashiduzzaman Khan
Google-owned Motorola plans to release a sophisticated new smartphone next year, the Wall Street Journal reports.
As the demand for smartphones grows even larger, tech companies won't be holding back trying to grab a larger portion of the lucrative market. As Apple's iPhone continues to dominate other handsets, Google looks like it will attack the iPhone with its very own "X Phone."
The X Phone is a joint venture between Google and Motorola, according to The Wall Street Journal. Read more »
Google is planning a Nexus 7 that could eventually go as low as $99, an Asia-based report claims.
Google is planning low-ball itself with an even cheaper Nexus 7, according to an Asia-based report.
Google and Asus wowed consumers with the $199 Nexus 7 and now they're aiming at price points below $150, ultimately going as low as $99, according to Taipei-based Digitimes, citing sources at display component maker O-Film Tech. Read more »
HTC plans to make tablets based on the Windows operating system, giving
Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) another ally in its challenge to Apple Inc.
(AAPL) and Google Inc. (GOOG) in the $63.2 billion market, people
familiar with the matter said.
HTC, excluded earlier this year from the first batch of Windows tablets, is working on a 12-inch device and a 7-inch version that can also make phone calls, according to a person familiar with the company’s plans, who declined to be identified as the information isn’t yet public. Read more »
Nokia the Finnish mobile-phone maker struggling to reverse a slide in
sales, agreed to a patent-licensing deal with BlackBerry maker Research
In Motion Ltd. (RIM), ending all legal disputes between the companies.
RIM will make a one-time and “on-going” payments to Nokia, the Espoo, Finland-based company said today. Financial terms weren’t disclosed.
Nokia is trying to add revenue from its patent portfolio as sales at its unprofitable smartphone unit drop. It may get a one-time payment of $150 million to $200 million, and about $50 million annually over the next 10 to 15 years, depending on when the patents expire, according to estimates by Hannu Rauhala, an analyst at Pohjola Bank Oyj in Helsinki. Read more »
Google Inc. agreed to sell its Motorola Home business to Arris Group
Inc. (ARRS) for $2.35 billion, finding a buyer for a division that sells
television set-top boxes while it focuses on expanding in smartphones.
Arris, a cable-equipment maker, will pay about $2.05 billion in cash and about $300 million in newly issued shares that will give Google a stake of about 15.7 percent, the companies said yesterday in a statement.
NY subway arrival times: in new iOS app shows
12:58 AM Rashiduzzaman Khan For the first time, New York City's Metropolitan Transportation Authority has release an iOS app that shows train arrival times on seven subway lines. New York City's Metropolitan Transportation Authority finally joined the smartphone era today by releasing an iOS app showing train arrival times for seven subway lines.
Available for the iPhone, the iPod Touch, and the iPad, MTA Subway Time will display train arrival times for 156 stations on the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 lines and the S shuttle line. Read more »
Google 'X Phone' : Competition with Apple and Samsung
2:34 AM Rashiduzzaman KhanGoogle-owned Motorola plans to release a sophisticated new smartphone next year, the Wall Street Journal reports.
As the demand for smartphones grows even larger, tech companies won't be holding back trying to grab a larger portion of the lucrative market. As Apple's iPhone continues to dominate other handsets, Google looks like it will attack the iPhone with its very own "X Phone."
The X Phone is a joint venture between Google and Motorola, according to The Wall Street Journal. Read more »
Google plans: Cheaper Nexus 7, report claims
12:48 AM Rashiduzzaman Khan
Google is planning low-ball itself with an even cheaper Nexus 7, according to an Asia-based report.
Google and Asus wowed consumers with the $199 Nexus 7 and now they're aiming at price points below $150, ultimately going as low as $99, according to Taipei-based Digitimes, citing sources at display component maker O-Film Tech. Read more »
HTC: Said to Plan Windows Tablets to Challenge Apple’s IPad
12:30 AM Rashiduzzaman Khan
HTC, excluded earlier this year from the first batch of Windows tablets, is working on a 12-inch device and a 7-inch version that can also make phone calls, according to a person familiar with the company’s plans, who declined to be identified as the information isn’t yet public. Read more »
Nokia: Is to Get Payments From RIM as Companies End Disputes
12:17 AM
Rashiduzzaman Khan
Rashiduzzaman Khan
RIM will make a one-time and “on-going” payments to Nokia, the Espoo, Finland-based company said today. Financial terms weren’t disclosed.
Nokia is trying to add revenue from its patent portfolio as sales at its unprofitable smartphone unit drop. It may get a one-time payment of $150 million to $200 million, and about $50 million annually over the next 10 to 15 years, depending on when the patents expire, according to estimates by Hannu Rauhala, an analyst at Pohjola Bank Oyj in Helsinki. Read more »
Google: Plans to Sell Motorola Home to Arris for $2.35 Billion
Google Inc. agreed to sell its Motorola Home business to Arris Group
Inc. (ARRS) for $2.35 billion, finding a buyer for a division that sells
television set-top boxes while it focuses on expanding in smartphones.Arris, a cable-equipment maker, will pay about $2.05 billion in cash and about $300 million in newly issued shares that will give Google a stake of about 15.7 percent, the companies said yesterday in a statement.
Read more »
A new revamp of Facebook Messages is pointing the way to let people buy access to your inbox on the social network.
In a "small experiment" starting today, Facebook said it'll be evaluating the "usefulness of economic signals" to determine what messages, from those with whom they have no connection, might be relevant to a given user.
Facebook: Is to test $1 fee for inbox access
In a "small experiment" starting today, Facebook said it'll be evaluating the "usefulness of economic signals" to determine what messages, from those with whom they have no connection, might be relevant to a given user.
"This test will give a small number of people the option to pay to have a
message routed to the Inbox rather than the Other folder of a recipient
that they are not connected with," Facebook said in a blog post. Read more »
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