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March 12, 2010

Motorola rolls out Android phones with Bing

US vendor Motorola will roll out Android smartphones in China that incorporate the Bing search engine by the end of the month.
 
Motorola said yesterday it will add Bing search and map functions to its Android-powered smartphones, as part of a global

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THE WRAP: Cisco’s super-router, Slim’s rich pickings

This week Cisco unwrapped the world’s biggest router and Carlos Slim proved there’s money to be made in telecoms.
 

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FTC seeks affidavits on Google AdMob deal: report

The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is reportedly collecting affidavits from Google’s rivals over its proposed acquisition of AdMob, indicating it could be planning to scupper the deal.
 

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FASTTAKES: AIS, Mobilink, DARPA, FCC, Opera

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March 11, 2010

Cellcos get WAC on OS fragmentation

Another year, another Mobile World Congress, and if we learned anything this year, it’s this: everyone is concerned about the fragmentation of device platforms.

Except for the actual platform developers, of course. A number of them made it quite clear that whatever you think about platform proliferation, they’re not going anywhere.

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Streaming video fuels demand for capacity

Mobile data bandwidth consumption grew 72% in second half of last year, driven by rapid uptake of streaming video.

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Messaging is the future

Mobile messaging is the optimum format for mobile advertising and is an untapped opportunity for mobile operators, said Blyk co-founder Antti Öhrling.

Messaging currently accounts for about 55% of mobile advertising, with 25% going to apps/website and 20% to search.

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Innovating telecom

With its new mobile operating system, Microsoft has delivered a lesson in innovation telcos would be advised to learn.

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From a position of strength

Few emerging operators have given the nascent mobile content market the attention in deserves. As a result, they have ignored their potential to dominate the sector, which has the potential to drive operator revenues in Asia’s emerging markets.

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Smarten up those pipes

When cellcos effectively entered the broadband access business by way of all-you-can-eat flat rates, most did so with the underlying fear that they would be transforming thems

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