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Survey Shows Risky Use of Mobile E-Mail Devices

Written on
October 21st 2008
Author
Reuters Group

A California train engineer who was sending and receiving text messages was blamed last month for causing one of the worst railroad crashes in U.S. history that killed 25 people. Despite such risks, many Americans send and receive text messages on mobile e-mail devices in dangerous situations, according to a survey [...] more...

Mobile Video: Are U.S. Subscribers Ready?

Written on
September 15th 2008
Author
David Sloan

ADOTAS EXCLUSIVE — Mobile devices in the U.S. are not as advanced as they are in more cutting-edge regions such as Asia and Europe. In addition, 3G adoption is much lower as well. However, American users are getting used to SMS messages with 60% already sending and receiving text messages, [...] more...

Google Plants Stake In Flourishing Mobile Market

Written on
March 19th 2008
Author
Editor

ADOTAS - Google has been reporting a noticeable increase in online activity among the mobile phone crowd in recent months since the firm has introduced faster web services on a few models. Google’s services being offered on Blackberry phones, Nokia devices for multimedia picture and video creators and iPhones have [...] more...

Free Streaming Video For BlackBerry By QuickPlay

Written on
January 14th 2008
Author
Editor

QuickPlay Media, a mobile TV and video solutions provider announced today the availability of VideoStreams, a free video streaming service for BlackBerry smartphones from Research In Motion (RIM). The streaming video service features music videos, comedy, horoscopes and extreme sports available immediately in the U.S. and Canada according to the [...] more...

CrackBerry Syndrome On Its Way To China

Written on
July 5th 2007
Author
Jason Jaramillo

According to a New York Times article, the Canadian telecommunications and technology development company, Research In Motion or RIM, who is responsible for the extremely popular BlackBerry has received clearance to sell the device in China. This has been an effort of more than eight years in the making. The company [...] more...

China Expands Wireless Services

Written on
May 12th 2006
Author
Editor

China continues to expand its wireless technology with Research in Motion’s (RIM) announcement yesterday that China Mobile Communications Co. will offer BlackBerry service in China. RIM and China Mobile will initially offer the service to multinational companies with operations in China, but BlackBerry service will soon be available nationwide. [...] more...