BenQ plans to launch its first tablet PC by the end of January, 2011. The device will adopt Android 2.0, a 10.1-inch panel and will be produced by Qisda.
Taiwan-based networking/communication equipment maker Arcadyan Technology expects to begin shipments of 3G femtocells and LTE routers, mainly to telecom carriers in Europe, in the...
China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) aims at 150 million subscribers of 3G communication services in the China market in 2011, a difficult goal viewing that...
The China telecom market officially entered the 3G era just two years ago, much later than some of its neighbors, such as Japan and Taiwan. But its 3G market will be growing fast...
White-box handset makers in China are gearing up their production of in-house designed smartphones and 3G handsets, a trend which will benefit Taiwan-based IC design house MediaTek...
In China's 3G handset market, Taiwan-based vendors including HTC, Inventec Appliances, Asustek Computer and Acer, are facing increasing competition from China-based and international...
The number of 3G users in China should reach 270.9 million in 2014 despite slower-than-expected acceptance of the new telecom service at the start of operations in 2009, according...
There were a total of 38.64 million subscribers of 3G mobile communication services in the China market as of the end of October 2010, according to statistics released by the Ministry...
Mag.Layers Scientific-Technics has started small volume shipments of 3G antenna switch modules, and expects the new product segment to become the company's major growth driver in...
With smartphones becoming functionally more powerful and supporting a growing list of communications standards, testing certification is increasingly more complicated, said Chen Hengzhong,...
Asia Pacific Broadband Telecom (APBT), the only 3G mobile telecom carrier adopting CDMA 2000 in Taiwan, attained the goal of 2.78 million subscribers for 2010 in October, according...
Taiwan's National Communications Commission (NCC) has said it will closely examine 3G base station equipment produced by China-based makers because of national security concerns.
VIA Technologies will offer a non-customized CDMA EV-DO 3G single-chip at US$25 for use by China-based 3G handset players, with the price lower than US$33 for Qualcomm's 6085 single...
