After releasing a revised financial forecast for FY 2011 that predicts an annual $1.3 billion loss, its third in the last four years, NEC announced it will cut around 10,000 jobs. Bloomberg Businessweek reports President Nobuhiro Endo announced the cuts, revealing most of the cuts will come from the company’s mobile-phone handset business, with 7,000 of them expected to be in Japan
After releasing a revised financial forecast for FY 2011 that predicts an annual $1.3 billion loss, its third in the last four years, NEC announced it will cut around 10,000 jobs. Bloomberg Businessweek reports President Nobuhiro Endo announced the cuts, revealing most of the cuts will come from the company’s mobile-phone handset business, with 7,000 of them expected to be in Japan
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NEC will cut 10,000 jobs after forecasting $1.3 billion annual loss, mostly in mobile phone biz
The Obi110 bridges your phones together, letting you make calls from a traditional phone handset, but using Google Voice, a mobile phone service, or other VoIP or telephone services. It’s not truly plug-and-play ready, but the OBi can pay off if you take the time to configure it
The Obi110 bridges your phones together, letting you make calls from a traditional phone handset, but using Google Voice, a mobile phone service, or other VoIP or telephone services. It’s not truly plug-and-play ready, but the OBi can pay off if you take the time to configure it
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OBi110
In an annual list of tech predictions, I.B.M. says that in five years we’ll self-power our homes with incidental tasks, read thoughts and communicate across hundreds of languages.
In an annual list of tech predictions, I.B.M. says that in five years we’ll self-power our homes with incidental tasks, read thoughts and communicate across hundreds of languages.
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What’s Behind I.B.M.’s Big Predictions
As per Meizu’s usual elusive ways, this morning the company quietly opened its Hong Kong flagship store — the first-ever official Meizu shop outside mainland China. And like its mainland counterparts, we’re told that the new shop will be offering the MX Android handset on January 1st as well but with one significant difference: due to the lower local tax, the 16GB MX will be priced at just HK$3,099 (US$398), which is much lower than the CN
As per Meizu’s usual elusive ways, this morning the company quietly opened its Hong Kong flagship store — the first-ever official Meizu shop outside mainland China. And like its mainland counterparts, we’re told that the new shop will be offering the MX Android handset on January 1st as well but with one significant difference: due to the lower local tax, the 16GB MX will be priced at just HK$3,099 (US$398), which is much lower than the CN
Steve Ballmer, Microsoft’s chief executive, has replaced Andy Lees, the head of the company’s mobile phone group, with Terry Myerson, left, who has run the group’s engineering effort.
Steve Ballmer, Microsoft’s chief executive, has replaced Andy Lees, the head of the company’s mobile phone group, with Terry Myerson, left, who has run the group’s engineering effort.
While the rest of Hong Kong were enjoying their dim sum breakfast, we’ve been busy fiddling with the freshly delivered Meizu MX due out on January 1st. As expected, the customized Android 2.3.5 (dubbed Flyme OS) is pretty slick on that 1.4GHz dual-core Samsung Exynos 4210 and 1GB of RAM, but we keep an eye on the consistency of its performance
While the rest of Hong Kong were enjoying their dim sum breakfast, we’ve been busy fiddling with the freshly delivered Meizu MX due out on January 1st. As expected, the customized Android 2.3.5 (dubbed Flyme OS) is pretty slick on that 1.4GHz dual-core Samsung Exynos 4210 and 1GB of RAM, but we keep an eye on the consistency of its performance
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Meizu MX first hands-on!
That’s right, despite its short-lived battle with Apple last year, Meizu has finally decided it is time to make it out of China. Well, out of mainland China at least, as the company has chosen Hong Kong as its launch pad for entering the international market.
That’s right, despite its short-lived battle with Apple last year, Meizu has finally decided it is time to make it out of China. Well, out of mainland China at least, as the company has chosen Hong Kong as its launch pad for entering the international market.
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Meizu to launch first store outside mainland China, opening in Hong Kong this month
So it turned out that render of HTC’s Vigor on a Dutch online store wasn’t exactly kosher; but what might be are two spy shots that Droid Life obtained today, providing us with what would seem to be the first legitimate glimpse of the Verizon-bound, LTE-toting smartphone . Gracing its derriere is a texturized backplate, which sports the usual self-explanatory “WITH HTC SENSE” label along with a large lens plus dual LED flash; whereas on the other side we see a front-facing camera along with four capacitive buttons.
So it turned out that render of HTC’s Vigor on a Dutch online store wasn’t exactly kosher; but what might be are two spy shots that Droid Life obtained today, providing us with what would seem to be the first legitimate glimpse of the Verizon-bound, LTE-toting smartphone . Gracing its derriere is a texturized backplate, which sports the usual self-explanatory “WITH HTC SENSE” label along with a large lens plus dual LED flash; whereas on the other side we see a front-facing camera along with four capacitive buttons.
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HTC Vigor poses for a couple of spy shots, reveals little
For those who’ve been dwelling on this planet long enough, you might just remember a category of mobile computers by the name of UMPCs . In particular, think Sony’s VAIO UX and the elusive xpPhone .
For those who’ve been dwelling on this planet long enough, you might just remember a category of mobile computers by the name of UMPCs . In particular, think Sony’s VAIO UX and the elusive xpPhone .
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Fujitsu LOOX F-07C review
In other obvious news, Android and iOS continue to sit pretty atop the US smartphone market, according to a recent NPD study .
In other obvious news, Android and iOS continue to sit pretty atop the US smartphone market, according to a recent NPD study .
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Android still king of the US smartphone hill, Motorola facing a market nosedive
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