VeloCloud Networks today announced that it continues to extend its global market leadership with accelerating growth in the European market.
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The Communications and Information Technology Commission (CITC), Saudi Arabia’s telecommunications regulatory authority, has announced that Saudi Arabia will open up the country to online calling services, lifting a longtime ban.
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Nokia has officially launched its three Android smartphones in Indonesia. The launch marks Nokia's comeback to Indonesia's market.
Since it launched its first Nokia-branded smartphones at the start of the year, HMD Global, the licensees of the Nokia brand, has been prompt in releasing Android security patch updates every month.
Apple has today sent out invites for its annual iPhone event, which is taking place on September 12 at its new Cupertino HQ, at the Steve Jobs Theater.
Western Digital today announced its 400 GB SanDisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-I card, the world’s highest-capacity microSD card for use in mobile devices.
VirnetX Holding Corporation today announced it has entered into a Patent Standstill Agreement with HTC. The deal was facilitated by VirnetX's licensing partner, IPVALUE Management Inc.
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Hospitality WiFi provider Airangel has unveiled a new market strategy, to increase its channel based sales and enter markets such as the expanding private rentals sector, in response to increased customer demand and growth.
Samsung has announced that it will launch ‘Relúmĭno,’ a visual aid application for the people with low vision. Relumino is a name that originates from Latin meaning ‘to return back the light’.
Galaxy Studios transport visitors to a one-stop experience of mobile connectivity, where they can try out Samsung’s latest devices such as the Galaxy S8 and S8+, Gear VR with Controller and Gear 360.
Samsung today announced Samsung ARTIK™ Cloud Monetization for the Internet of Things (IoT), a new service to monetize the data shared by IoT devices and enable an IoT data economy.
Facebook has expanded its 'Find Wi-Fi' feature globally on both iOS and Android devices for its two billion users. The social networking giant had begun testing a Find Wi-Fi option last year on mobile only for iOS users in select countries.
