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iPhone deal put on hold in China
Plans to introduce the iPhone to China have been derailed by a breakdown in negotiations, local press reports say.
Simon Burns
Jan 15 2008, 7:45AM
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Huawei trumps Nokia Siemens Networks
Chinese manufacturer Huawei won more orders for mobile phone base stations than any other firm in the last quarter of 2007, according to new research.
Simon Burns
Jan 15 2008, 7:44AM
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China handsets sales soar to 200m a year
The number of mobile phones sold annually in China will surpass 200 million by 2009, local analysts report.
Simon Burns
Jan 11 2008, 7:31AM
Mobility
Samsung chases Nokia with low-cost phones
Samsung plans to produce more low-priced phones to compete with market leader Nokia, according to Korean press reports.
Simon Burns
Jan 10 2008, 7:34AM
Mobility
Nokia Siemens expands R&D in China
Nokia Siemens has opened a second research centre in China, focusing on technologies including 3G, WiMax and Internet HSPA.
Simon Burns
Dec 4 2007, 6:48AM
Hardware
LG upgrades dual-format DVD drive
New combo drive writes Blu-ray discs 'considerably faster'.
Simon Burns
Nov 28 2007, 6:55AM
Hardware
Sony tests seven-layer holographic disc
Sony has successfully recorded data on a seven-layer holographic disc, researchers announced at a technology conference in Singapore.
Simon Burns
Nov 8 2007, 6:29AM
Hardware
Toshiba posts mixed Q3 results
Revenues at Japanese electronics maker Toshiba rose 18.5 per cent in the most recent quarter to US$17.7bn.
Simon Burns
Oct 31 2007, 6:38AM
Finance
Profit slump at second largest memory maker
Analysts expect more bad news before profit recovery next year.
Simon Burns
Oct 23 2007, 5:55AM
Finance
Asus unveils OLPC competitor
A low cost notebook PC touted as a potential competitor to the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project has gone on sale in Taiwan..
Simon Burns
Oct 18 2007, 2:57PM
Hardware
Spam levels soar in Asia
Almost 90 percent of all email sent from some Asian nations is spam, according to recent research.
Simon Burns
Oct 12 2007, 2:45PM
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Home automation boom coming to Asia
The market for home automation systems in Asia-Pacific will be worth more than US$500m by 2011, according to the latest forecasts.
Simon Burns
Oct 4 2007, 6:45AM
Finance
Open source winning Asia security battle
Improving security is the number one reason for companies to switch to open source software in several major IT markets in the Asia-Pacific region, according to a new survey.
Simon Burns
Oct 3 2007, 2:52PM
Security
Hitachi hard drive losses fuel sale rumours
Predictions that Hitachi will lose more than US$286m at its hard disk subsidiary in the current year have strengthened speculation that the unit could be sold off.
Simon Burns
Oct 2 2007, 6:41AM
Finance
Asia-Pacific telcos step up overseas investment
Cash-rich telcos in Asia's mature markets are turning to neighbouring countries and industries to fuel expansion, according to analysts.
Simon Burns
Sep 3 2007, 7:19AM
Collaboration
China VCs double web 2.0 investment
US$200m during the second quarter of 2007.
Simon Burns
Aug 15 2007, 10:02AM
Mobility
Hitachi hard disk losses continue
Hitachi, has reported an operating loss of more than [US$177m] in its most recent quarter.
Simon Burns
Aug 7 2007, 7:35AM
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Digital camera sales double
Strong growth of high-end SLR market.
Simon Burns
Aug 6 2007, 3:15PM
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Asia leading world in research growth
But quality of US research considered higher.
Simon Burns
Aug 6 2007, 7:50AM
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China chip technology advances
65nm process on the way for leading chip maker.
Simon Burns
Jul 31 2007, 7:27AM
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