Mobilog

Tuesday, July 22, 2003

As the EMEA market for mobile devices heats up, smartphones garner the most attention. Nokia leads overall, with Palm retaining the largest share of the handhelds market.
4:35:05 PM

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Jupiter Research reports that the majority of U.S. consumers are not interested in smartphones.
4:31:53 PM

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ARM acquires Belgian company [CNET News.com]
4:30:57 PM

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Sprint jumps into public-access Wi-Fi. Sprint has embraced public-access Wi-Fi and plans to provide users with software allowing them to easily switch from its cellular network to Wi-Fi. [Computerworld Mobile/Wireless News]
4:29:58 PM

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I.B.M. Explores Shift of White-Collar Jobs Overseas. A tape of an internal discussion provides a revealing look at how companies are grappling with a growing trend. By Steven Greenhouse. [New York Times: NYT HomePage]
3:37:21 PM

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Siebel seen eyeing IBM tie-up for hosted CRM. No official word, but analysts and competitors are responding to rumors and press reports that Siebel is considering offering its applications online on a subscription basis, with IBM's Global Services unit handling hosting duties. [Computerworld News]
3:37:01 PM

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Samsung unveils fastest handheld chip. The Korean electronics giant says it has developed the world's fastest mobile CPU, which runs at a core speed of 533MHz, and outpaces Intel's processor. But for how long? [CNET News.com]
3:36:26 PM

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Wi-Fi revenue predicted to fall as use climbs [IDG InfoWorld]
3:35:50 PM

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Wireless pioneer bets on broadband. Mobile industry billionaire Craig McCaw invests in NextNet Wireless, another sign of renewed interest in equipment used for high-speed wireless Web access in homes and offices. [CNET News.com]
3:35:23 PM

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