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Intel lays out wireless roadmap
The fact that LTE connectivity is becoming ubiquitous in smartphones and tablets isn't lost on Intel, which aims for its baseband processors to be used in more mobile devices and base stations.
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MWC: EC offers £43m funding for 5G
The European Union is ?shooting itself in the foot? when it comes to the mobile industry, Europe's Digital Agenda Commissioner told CEOs in Barcelona.
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UK firm launches first white space transceiver chip for Internet of Things
In what may be seen as a breakthrough for the Internet of Things, Cambridge-based wireless firm Neul has launched the world?s first transceiver chip to operate over the ?white space? spectrum, which has become available due to the transition from analogue TV to digital broadcasting.
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Cambridge start-up Neul gets $5m funding for white space technology
Cambridge-based wireless firm Neul has secured an additional $5 million in equity funding for its wide-area network technology dedicated to machine-to-machine (M2M) traffic.
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'Talking' smart cars begin year-long tests aimed at accident reduction
Researchers hope they can sharply reduce the number of car accidents by enabling vehicles to communicate with each other - and they're putting the theory to the test.
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NFC on the iPhone 5? Apple still concerned about mobile payment security
Apple will launch Passbook together with iOS6, but could Near Field Communication (NFC) also show up on the iPhone 5? Apple is said to be concerned that squeezing in the required chip and a new antenna may severely impact the iPhone's battery life.
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Qualcomm adds IPv4/IPv6 to low-power 802.11n to embedded Wi-Fi chip
Qualcomm has released a low-power 802.11n radio chip, the AR4100P, designed for embedded machine-to-machine wireless communications for smart building and smart appliance applications.
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SandForce buyout won't affect other system makers' SSDs, says LSI
LSI said its planned purchase of flash chip maker SandForce will not affect other equipment makers that use the company's products.
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Qualcomm to launch pet-tracking service
Qualcomm will launch a pet-tracking service built using proprietary technology from its communications business later this month.
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AES encryption vulnerable to attack, claim Microsoft researchers
Researchers from Microsoft and the Dutch Katholieke Universiteit Leuven have discovered a way to break the widely used Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), the encryption algorithm used to secure most all online transactions and wireless communications.
