- View Tables Showing Fixed-Line and Mobile Phone Subscribers and Penetration in Asia Along With Asia's Top 10 Mobile Operators.
DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c44020) has announced the addition of "2006 Asia - Mobile Communications and Mobile Data Statistics (Tables Only)" to their offering. This report comprises statistical tables only. 183 tables are provided on a country by country basis, with a brief introduction. Some of the data ......
- 40 UNDER 40: RAJIV LAROIA
20 RAJIV LAROIA, Chief Technology Officer, Flarion Technologies Does Rajiv Laroia, chief technology officer of Bedminster-based Flarion Technologies, wish he were CEO? "No," he says. "I would run it into the ground if I were." Laroia doesn't waste time on false humility. The 39-year-old engineer believes the wireless technology he ......
- Can mobile phone photos get rid of the "jitters"?
A shaking hand can ruin a mobile phone photo. More megapixels won't solve the quality problem—they just guarantee better resolution of a jittery photograph. The answer? Image stabilization technology based on microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) devices. But cost and size requirements for the compact mobile phone have been an obstacle. Invensense, ......
- Have we 'mortgaged' our future? LEDs andsolar energy are among the bright spots, but fiscal uncertaintiesreign.
Despite many concerns during the first few months of 2007, the year was a good one. After a slow start, consumer spending on mobile phones, PCs and other products formed a good atmosphere for backend assembly, despite rising energy prices. The 2008 outlook is not as positive, but there are ......
- The China Syndrome
Creating a growing business is basically a matter of offering the right products for the right markets at the right times, and then producing everything at the lowest possible cost. There's no easy way to find the first three variables in this formula, but when it comes to cutting manufacturing ......
- Chip growth reaches new heights
Semiconductor suppliers will post strong revenue growth over the next two years, but some chip suppliers will do better than others. Those that focus on wireless communications and consumer electronics may post stronger growth rates, because those two end-customer segments will continue to soar and their need for semiconductors will ......
- Why you'll pay it
Buyers can expect weaker prices and stable leadtimes in 2007 for most electronic components as global demand for end equipment slows down and supply and demand remains balanced for most components. One exception could be DRAM. The release of Microsoft's new Vista operating system will mean heightened demand for double ......