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- Commentary: China new LED lighting subsidy policies to focus on commercialization
- Polysilicon price to stay at US$30/kg in March
- STB chip vendors experiencing increasing orders
- Micron becomes largest shareholder of Inotera
- Demand for 2.5G/2.75G handset solutions picking up
- China handset players pessimistic about Microsoft pushing Tango OS in China
- Digitimes Research: Panasonic improves OLED lighting efficiency to 128lm/W
- Adlink reports growth in revenues, but drop in profits
- AUO lands 65-inch naked-eye 3D TV panels from LG and Vizio, says paper
- E Ink posts EPS of over NT$6 in 2011
- Asustek plans no booth at CeBIT 2012
- Taiwan market: Global Mobile unveils dual-mode smartphone
- Chunghwa Telecom to deal out 2011 cash dividend of NT$5.45 per share
- Taiwan market: Sandy Bridge notebooks expected to see 20% price drops at the end of March
- Catcher to see revenue contribution from notebooks surpass 50% in 2012
- Motherboard vendors adjust shipment forecasts for 1Q12, says paper
- ASRock steps in ODM production of IPC motherboards
- First Tegra-powered smartphone announced with Icera modem technology
- Inotera mulls NT$10 billion syndicated loan
- Taiwan market: Demand for driving recorders to top 400,000 units in 2012
- Taiwan 2011 economic growth stands at 4.04%
- Taiwan January unemployment rate remains unchanged
- Lantiq/Altair solution adopted by IPWireless for LTE end-user devices
- Neo Solar Power to release new shares via private placement
- PChome offers global online shopping service
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- Apple, Google, Amazon, smartphone makers sign privacy accord (Feb 22) - Reuters
- Intel chefs bake Wi-Fi into mobile chips (Feb 19) - Wired
- Huawei orders US$6 billion worth of US hardware (February 20) - ZDNet UK News
- Apple's iPhone loses China market share (February 17) - Reuters
- Mobile Internet devices will outnumber humans this year, Cisco predicts (February 14) - Ars Technica
- Google gets US, EU nod to buy Motorola Mobility (Feb 13) - Reuters
- 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
- 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
A portal for information about Taiwan's WiMAX industry.
Spending on LTE infrastructure construction is growing rapidly.
HTC is revising its strategies in the face of fierce competition in the smartphone market.
MediaTek's sales are declining as a result of a continued slowndown in feature phone demand.
Peer-to-peer Wi-Fi: Talking Wi-Fi Direct with Broadcom VP Michael Hurlston
Late last year the Wi-Fi Alliance introduced the Wi-Fi Direct peer-to-peer specification that allows...
Intel steps up its pace: Interview with Navin Shenoy, general manager, Asia-Pacific region for Intel
One major topic at Computex Taipei this year is the rise of mobile computing devices built on the ARM...
The new frontier in mobile computing: Q&A with Qualcomm EVP Steve Mollenkopf
Current trends in mobile devices have substantially changed how we think about computing in general,...
Gearing up for smartphones: Q&A with Arima president Owen Chen
Via the ODM business model, Arima Communications has established a firm foothold in the worldwide market...
- Taiwan handset overview - Jun 2010
The global handset market did not have a banner year in 2009, with overall shipments of 1.167 billion units representing a drop of 3.2% from the previous year,...
- Taiwan handset industry overview - Jun 2008
The use of handsets continues to grow around the world, both in mature and emerging markets, as the communication devices become ever more ingrained in people's...
- Taiwan handset overview - Jun 2007
Global handset shipments topped 977 million units in 2006, according to Digitimes Research, with Taiwan-based handset makers accounting for 14% of the market on...
- Handset vendor descriptions - Jun 2007
The leading handheld device manufacturers in Taiwan come from many areas of the IT industry, ranging from companies focused solely on handsets and PDAs, such as...
- Taiwan ICT industry development and outlook
A presentation prepared for Taiwan Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA), offering an overview of Taiwan's key ICT industries and the dynamics influencing future development. The report is free for download.
- Standards and scale of Asia LED lighting markets
Digitimes Research projects marked growth in LED markets across Asia over the next five years. This Digitimes Research Special Report provides an overview of the standards in the major LED lighting markets in Asia.
- Development of electronics manufacturing bases in China central and western regions
The recently published 12th Five Year Plan clearly states the intention to reform the industrial structure. Central government policy has succeeded in making the central and western regions the most important manufacturing sites for the coming decade.