Sports and Wellness dri...

A slew of new devices leveraging improved connectivity to mobile handsets have fueled strong growth for wearable wireless mHealth devices in 2012. By the end of the year, nearly 30 million devices will have shipped, up 37% on 2011 shipments. The inclusion of Bluetooth Smart Ready...

Sprint will be adding 4...

iPhone 5 and other 4G LTE supported smartphone power data users in several cities will soon enjoy a super-fast smartphone data experience and benefit from an “all you can consume” 4G LTE plan. Sprint is laying the long term building blocks to stay in the race and potentially...

Desktops left behind &#...

Juniper Research, a mobile research company appraises new high growth market sectors within the mobile ecosystem, anticipates that the next-generation wearable devices market, including smart glasses, will be worth more than $1.5 billion by 2014, up from $800 million this year. Wearable...

Motorola Mobility gives...

The long-lasting Motorola RAZR MAXX and the all-new Motorola RAZR V come to India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand Motorola Mobility is bringing the longest-lasting mobile smartphone on the market Motorola RAZRTM MAXX, and the sexy yet affordable Motorola RAZRTM V to India,...

PayPal moving in on the...

In a move to dampen Square and Intuit’s GoPayment hold on the mobile payments market, PayPal shoots for the stars with PayPal Here. The product, called, “PayPal Here” is a global mobile payments solution that allows small businesses to accept nearly any form of payment....

Verizon Wireless gets D...

Verizon Wireless and Motorola Mobility, Inc. (NYSE: MMI) announced the second-generation Android™-powered DROID X2 by Motorola, designed for the consumer who does everything on their smartphone. Fly through the Web with the DROID X2, which boasts Verizon Wireless’ first dual-core 1GHz...

Nokia smartphone shipme...

ABI Research estimates that 100 million smartphones were shipped in Q1 2011. That represents a 0.5% reduction over Q4 2010 shipments and a 75% gain over Q1 2010. In comparison the overall handset market is estimated to be 380 million devices, or a 2.5% reduction from Q4 2010...