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- China Mobile reportedly to obtain 4G license in December 2012
- Nokia, Motorola and Sony likely to increase handset orders to Taiwan ODMs
- Gross margins for ODM TV production to remain low in 2012
- MStar sees 8-13% sales drop in 1Q12
- Asustek, Pegatron see mixed January revenues
- Taiwan market: Chunghwa Telecom poised to offer mobile satellite communication service
- New products to account for 60% of AUO total shipments in 2012
- Intel, Nvidia to showcase latest technologies at MWC 2012
- Coretronic looks to rising projector shipments in February
- HannStar Display posts sequential revenue gains in January
- Lenovo 4Q11 revenues hit record
- Compal Communications, Arima Communications post mixed results for January
- Thinking Electronic positive about ultrabook demand
- Delta sees falling January revenues
- PTI 1Q12 sales to drop up to 10%, says chairman
- Novatek expects sales to hit bottom in 1Q12
- Largan expects shipments of phone camera lens modules to begin to rise in 2Q12
- Nvidia expected to benefit from new HTC strategy
- Touch panel makers Young Fast, J Touch post declined sales in January
- Growth of global TV shipments to fall to 7% in 2012, says GfK
- Amtran revenues down in January
- Lite-On IT, Quanta Storage see January revenues decrease
- Silicon wafer shipments down in 2011, says SEMI
- Digitimes Research: Solar wafer makers in Greater China increase quotes
- Digitimes Research: Solar PV installations booming in US southwestern states
10-Feb-2012 markets closed
| Last | Change |
| TAIEX (TSE) | 7862.27 | -48.51 | -0.61% |
| TSE electronic | 294.11 | -2.94 | -0.99% |
| GTSM (OTC) | 115.45 | +0.00 | +0% |
| OTC electronic | 150.67 | -0.14 | -0.09% |
- Nokia to cut 4,000 smartphone factory jobs (February 8) - The Financial Times
- Sony sees $2.9 billion loss, reveals daunting task for new CEO (February 2) - Reuters
- Qualcomm 1Q net income beats expectations (Feb 1) - CBS News
- Motorola Mobility loses ground in smartphone fight (January 27) - The Financial Times
- Nokia loses US$1.25 billion amid Windows Phone switch (January 26) - Information Week
- ZTE shares log biggest fall in 5 months on slew of rumors (January 19) - Reuters
- Apple ends China iPhone store sales after launch issues (Jan 13) - BBC News
- Kodak alleges patent infringement against Apple, HTC (January 10) - Company release
- TD handsets break through bottleneck and enter golden age
- EgisTec releases UniQXcess, remote file access application on Apple iPad and Android tablet
- HTC announces Ray Yam as corporate VP and head of HTC Communication in China
- Femtocell expanding into enterprise market, supply chain changing
- China 3G users to top 270 million in 2014, says Digitimes Research
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- Commentary: Could automation solve labor issues for Foxconn?
- Digitimes Insight: RIM PlayBook a poor debut for QNX
- Digitimes Insight: Google support against Apple will be noted in China
- Digitimes Insight: HP shows that tablet success can be had, at a price
- Digitimes Insight: BBM Music will help RIM on smartphone front only
HTC is revising its strategies in the face of fierce competition in the smartphone market.
Spending on LTE infrastructure construction is growing rapidly.
MediaTek's sales are declining as a result of a continued slowndown in feature phone demand.
A portal for information about Taiwan's WiMAX industry.
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- Taiwan ICT industry development and outlook
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- Standards and scale of Asia LED lighting markets
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- Development of electronics manufacturing bases in China central and western regions
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