Latest News from WIRELESS DEVELOPER'S JOURNALLatest News from WIRELESS DEVELOPER'S JOURNAL450mm Wafers Next- May 11, 2008 Intel wants to transition from 300mm to 450mm wafers in 2012 and has gotten Samsung and TSMC to agree to an 'industry-wide collaboration' to ensure that everything's in place and there are pilot lines being tested by then. It should mean lower-cost MPUs, diminish overall use of resources per chip and cut air pollution, global warming gases and water use.read morehttp://wireless.sys-con.com/node/563149 ShoZu Adds Eight New Destinations to Mobile Social Media Service- May 9, 2008 ShoZu announced that it has expanded its mobile social media service to Photobucket, Dailymotion, Friendster, Twitter and four additional Web 2.0 and Mobile 2.0 communities. With these eight new integrations, ShoZu now enables mobile users to interact with their choice of 36 social networks from a single screen on their handsets - reducing the time, effort and money required to upload images, update social profiles and check friends' latest posts from the phone.read morehttp://wireless.sys-con.com/node/563024 Eurasia's ICT Capital Attracting U.S. Companies In 2008- May 8, 2008 Interest from the international arena for CeBIT Bilisim Eurasia is on the increase every year. CeBIT Bilisim Eurasia, serving as a gateway between East and West is enriching its content every year in line with the global trends. In 2007 the show hosted 140,000 local and international visitors and 1,852 press members and it is expected to attract a myriad of professional visitors this year. CeBIT Bilisim Eurasia hosts delegations from international non-governmental organizations in ICT sector...http://wireless.sys-con.com/node/562220 Truvo Mobile Goes Live in Belgium with mobilePeople- May 7, 2008 Truvo has launched a downloadable Java search service for mobile users in Belgium based on mobilePeople's liquid platform. Truvo, formerly called World Directories, is an international directory publisher that adds multiple content sources in a searchable format next to their own yellow and white pages listings.read morehttp://wireless.sys-con.com/node/561710 Next Stage of the Computer Revolution Waits on Atom- May 3, 2008 Atom, the new chip that Intel built for so-called netbooks and phones in hopes of touching off the Internet-in-you-pocket phase of the computer revolution and widening its earnings, is in short supply. Asustek, which is supposed to launch an Atom-based Eee next month, said during its earnings call Wednesday that it thinks the part will be quite scarce into Q3 when MIDs are supposed to start flooding the market.read morehttp://wireless.sys-con.com/node/558113 |