Category Archives: wireless

The G-phone stirreth

Posted on October 16, 2007 by Thomas Purves

Google said to be shipping 50,000 Gphones by year’s end. A UBS analyst is rumored to have information that HTC, a Taiwanese handset manufacturer, will ship about 50,000 cell phones made for Google by the end of the year. “These … Continue reading →

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Pierre Karl Peladeau on Wireless Competition

Posted on September 21, 2007 by Thomas Purves

To set the scene for you yesterday at the Empire Club luncheon: Perre Karl Peladeau, CEO of Quebecor and would-be new entrant in the Canadian mobile industry, 200 investment bankers in serious suits, former prime minister Brian Mulroney of Canada … Continue reading →

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And if that doesn’t do it, WiMax is coming

Posted on September 18, 2007 by Thomas Purves

From Intel’s developer forum today: “Intel is developing a Wimax enabled CPU [chipset?] called Echo Creek in the middle of next year, with a number of vendors committing to producing notebooks that use the chip. By 2012, over a billion … Continue reading →

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