Software developer UIQ, jointly owned by Sony Ericsson and Motorola, has filed for bankruptcy in a district court in Sweden.
The Sweden-based company began cutting staff six months ago after its owners decided to merge its software with the Symbian platform.
World number one mobile handset maker Nokia last month finalized its acquisition of Symbian and has [...]
Reuters – Stocks fell on Monday as investors booked profits after last week’s run-up, while analyst concerns about slowing wireless growth in 2009 weighed on large telecom and cable companies.
PC World – Online forums have been filling up with the cries of iPhone 3G users worldwide.
AP – Hong Kong stocks jumped 4.6 percent in their first session of 2009, led by Chinese telecom companies after the central government approved licenses for next generation mobile phone services.
Reuters – Nokia will focus on profit development amid a falling cell phone market in which many competitors are cutting prices, Chief Executive Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo told the Financial Times.
Reuters – China Mobile (0941.HK), the world’s top wireless carrier, jumped more than 3 percent on Friday, helping extend gains in the broader market, after China approved the issuance of licenses for next generation (3G) mobile networks.
AFP – China on Wednesday agreed to start awarding long-awaited third-generation mobile phone licences, state media reported, in a move that was expected to help battle an economic slowdown.
AP – China’s Cabinet said Wednesday it has approved licenses for next-generation mobile phone services in a long-delayed step that is expected to trigger billions of dollars in equipment sales.
AP – China is starting a long-delayed introduction of third-generation mobile phone service, setting off a politically charged scramble by foreign and Chinese equipment makers for up to $41 billion in orders.
PC World – India has postponed to Jan. 30, 2009, the auction of 3G spectrum to give potential bidders more time to study bid documents and rules for the auction, a government agency said Tuesday.
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