Dell's 4 new lower-cost tablets have Intel processors

Friday, 4 October 2013

 
Dell on Wednesday rolled out four tablet computers, two running on Android and two on Windows 8.1, and all employing various Intel processors, instead of the ARM-based processors Dell previously used in its low-end tablets. Pricing for the new models runs from $150 to $500. Jack Gold of J. Gold Associates said the Intel processors represent "a major coup for Intel."

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It's final: Verizon will take control of wireless unit for $130B

Tuesday, 3 September 2013

Verizon Communications moved to gain full control of its U.S. wireless assets after Vodafone Group agreed to sell its 45% stake in Verizon Wireless, a cash-and-stock acquisition worth $130 billion, the companies announced after Verizon's board signed off on the deal. "The opportunity really crystallized because of the capital markets. It was really a perfect storm on the financial perspective on the positive side," said Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam, who pointed to rising interest rates as a strong incentive to finally reach an agreement to end their 14-year partnership.

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AT&T said to pursue 4G gold in Euro telecoms

Wednesday, 17 July 2013

AT&T sees bargains among European carriers who have been slow to roll out 4G services, according to this published report which says the telecom has engaged in discussions with a range of companies, including Vodafone, Telefonica and the EE venture in the U.K. "Europe is stagnant and ripe for someone to look at it from a different perspective," said Roger Entner of Recon Analytics.

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Take 5 minutes now to download anti-theft protection apps

Before your wireless device is lost or stolen, take 5 minutes to download these anti-theft protection apps so you can easily remote track, locate, lock and/or wipe your personal information..

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Hackers find security holes in femtocells

A pair of security experts have demonstrated to journalists how they can hack into femtocell hardware and eavesdrop on private cellphone conversations. Carriers deploy femtocells to boost wireless signals inside homes and businesses. "This is not about how the [National Security Agency] would attack ordinary people. This is about how ordinary people would attack ordinary people," said Tom Ritter of iSEC Partners, a security firm. Verizon Wireless said it has issued a patch that resolves the issue. The hackers said they will elaborate on their findings at a conference in two weeks.

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