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5G handsets will generate almost $20 billion annually in global royalties for intellectual property (IP) holders in 2025, according to the latest research from Strategy Analytics. Strategy Analytics said its [...]

Zayo Group Holdings has been selected by a colocation provider for a wavelengths network to connect its facilities in the U.S. According to a media release, Zayo will provide a [...]

The fiber-optic cables are used for connecting millions of business and homes for high-speed data network. Analyst at Telcordia Technologies Inc. expects that fiber-optics would connect at least 33million homes and would cost about $45 billion to $50 billion by the year 2020.

2007 seems to be the year when tech shares will outperform the broad market as evidenced by the tech sector's achievement of almost doubling the Dow Jones Industrial Average's 10% growth. Google still dominates Yahoo and the company is better positioned to capture advertising revenue. Nokia is expected to gain market share in 2008.

The stock market's pullback after a six week rally during late October 2007 was blamed on the sudden increase of crude oil to more than $90 a barrel. Juniper Networks stocks has risen 95 percent up until October 2007 and expectations for the stock remains bullish.

BlackBerry maker Research In Motion has a message to deliver. RIM has delayed the release of BlackBerry 10, its save-the-company product; is poised to let go of 5,000 employees, reducing [...]

SAN FRANCISCO-Worries about layoffs of thousands of employees at Nokia and billions of dollars in cost-cutting didn't deter the handset maker and Microsoft from looking toward the future of their [...]

Byline: Jim Duffy A favorite marketing tagline for Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise is 'Change the Conversation.' But Alcatel-Lucent doesn't come up much in conversations about leading Ethernet switching vendors. Maintaining flat revenue [...]

Byline: Dan Lyons The BlackBerry's future lies in the hands of a new CEO. Thorsten Heins bristles when asked why anyone would buy a BlackBerry instead of an iPhone. 'I [...]

Newly minted RIM CEO Thorsten Heins gave an interview with the Crackberry blog Jan. 26, in which he attempted to refine earlier comments about the company's overall direction.Specifically, he sought […]

Now that Nokia's unveiled its first midmarket Windows Phone for the U.S. market, the story is shifting to the Finnish phone maker's inevitable follow-up. Chris Weber, president of Nokia's U.S. [...]

Apple's iPhone may be the best-selling smartphone on the market, but Nokia CEO Stephen Elop intends for his company to take an approach more like that of Google's Android-to offer [...]

Nokia CEO Stephen Elop bet the future of the Finnish phone maker Feb. 11 when he unveiled the plan to make Microsoft Windows Phone the centerpiece of the company's smartphone [...]

It's time for a 'radical change' at Nokia, new company CEO, Stephen Elop emphatically insisted in an internal note to employees, posted Feb. 8 by Engadget and reviewed by the [...]

Byline: Doug Woodburn Doug Woodburn SonicWall's chief executive hailed the strength of the security vendor's UK business ahead of its EMEA partner summit. Matt Medeiros revealed the vendor has grown [...]

SAN FRANCISCO-Sony Ericsson's new CTO, Jan Uddenfeldt, told a group of industry executives June 3 that the 4G mobile broadband market is 'exploding' at this time and that the powerful [...]

Byline: Jeff Caruso In our recent look back at 2009, I mentioned that Nortel tried to hang on, but ended up filing for bankruptcy protection in January. This week, the [...]

Research In Motion is going to build out its BlackBerry application ecosystem by offering developers as many tools and choices as possible, according to Mike Kirkup, RIM's director of developer […]

Which high-speed wireless infrastructure will win the increasingly intense horse race between WiMax and the Long Term Evolution (LTE) mobile standard? For the answer InformationWeek turned to Motorola's Bruce Brda, […]

Consumers are likely to take advantage of aggressively-promoted new touch-screen mobile smartphones in the run-up to Christmas, analysts say. If their predictions prove true, the mobile handset industry could end […]

The global economic recession has taken its toll on Sony Ericsson, but the world's fifth-largest handset maker expects to return to profitability next year, according to co-president Bert Nordberg. The […]

(click image for larger view) BlackBerry Tour Research In Motion had a boost in sales and earnings for its first fiscal quarter, and it added 3.8 million new BlackBerry subscribers. […]

Research In Motion announced a plethora of BlackBerry-related products at its eighth annual Wireless Enterprise Symposium on Monday, including deals with Hewlett-Packard and Cisco, a new application programming interface for […]

Information about Motorola's project which aimed to deploy a prediction market and aggregate new business ideas suggested by Motorola employees is provided. Today, the company's staff submit ideas to an application called ThinkTank. However, it is also believed that market parameters that work in one circumstance would not necessarily work in another.

iPod Repairman Charged With Defrauding Apple Apple's warranty repair program for iPods allows customers to receive replacement units before the original nonfunctional music players are returned. Verizon Wireless Tops Call […]

There's general agreement among the mobile phone players and prognosticators that handset shipments will fall this year, but there's disagreement about the degree of the drop. Nokia is a relative […]

Research In Motion is planning more touch-screen BlackBerrys and thinks its brand and push technology can help it weather the economic slowdown, co-CEO Mike Lazaridis said in an interview with […]

Sony Ericsson stunned the mobile handset sector Friday by reporting that consumer demand for the joint venture's phones has been plunging and will cause a substantial first-quarter loss. The predicted […]