Yamaha Corporation started shipping its mobile phone sound chip AudioEngine in May 2005. AudioEngine features Yamaha’s proprietary hybrid synthesizer, a high-quality sound processor, and an...

Following yesterday's speculations, Siemens AG said BenQ will take over its troubled mobile phone operations in a deal that will see the German...

Siemens has possibly found a partner in the mobile industry, after a period of heavy losses in its mobile phones section. The joint venture between...

After a drawn-out approval process, BenQ will now be able to sell phones under their own brands in Chinese the market. BenQ and Inventec Appliances,...

Nokia is straying from its core cellular business with its first non-phone mobile device, a handheld Internet tablet for accessing the Web around the home...

ATI Translating Success in PC Gaming to the Handheld Platform As the leader in discrete PC graphics, ATI Technologies Inc., (TSX:ATY)(NASDAQ:ATYT) is reinventing the handheld...

Vodafone is launching a back-to-basics mobile phone in response to customer demand for simplicity. Vodafone Simply will be available in two handsets offering just voice...

Motorola will launch handsets that support mobile TV, but has yet to decide which technology it will choose, according to Jerry Kuo, technical and product...

Finnish mobile phone giant Nokia will expand its video gaming platform to a range of phones, moving away from a dedicated strategy of having a...

JupiterResearch announced in its newly released report, "Video on Cell Phones: It's Real in 2005, but a Paying Consumer Audience Isn't". According to the report,...