u-blox works with Intel on dedicated HSPA module for M2M

Astronomers using ESA's Integral and XMM-Newton space telescopes, NASA's Swift and the MAXI (Monitor of All-sky X-ray Image) instrument on the International Space Station have made the first detection of a substellar object being disrupted by a ...

Don't look now…but resource stocks are going up! It's been quite a week in fact. The Metals and Mining Index (XMM) has had its longest winning streak in six months: over five straight sessions of gains, it's up 9%. And this makes it the ...

In partnership with Etisalat Misr, Intel has launched the E-20 smartphone, which features an Atom Z2420 processor, an XMM 6265 HSPA+ modem and a

Submissions for the Telecoms.com LTE Awards have reached record numbers again this year as the organisers of LTE World Summit, which provides the backdrop for the awards, today announced those companies on the shortlist. This comes as the industry ...

Expansys has put the Huawei Ascend Mate smartphone on preorder for a mere £335. This device was unveiled earlier this year at CES in Las Vegas, together with the Ascend Mate D2 and it is a pleasant surprise to see that it actually went on sale ...

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As the week comes to a close, let's take a look at what has happened in mobility technology headlines. First up is u-blox, which has partnered up with Intel Corporation to produce a small, cost-effective 3G-only HSPA module. According to the news, ...

The constellation of Orion is one of the most recognisable in the night sky, but new photos show a dramatic red trail of interstellar dust behind its belt. The "fiery ribbon" phenomenon is actually light emitted from the dust at frequencies too long ...

Now that Commander Chris Hadfield has landed safely back on Earth, in Kazakhstan actually, his extraordinary five-month mission at the International Space Station (ISS) has been the most exciting out-of-this-world event since Neil Armstrong first ...