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eSIM vs. iSIM: Comprehensive comparison and key differences explained
iSIM and eSIM are both technologies related to the SIM cards used in mobile devices, but they serve different purposes and have different characteristics. Here’s a breakdown of the differences between the two.
Read moreSemtech expands PerSe product portfolio with launch of new chipset for 5G mobile devices
Camarillo, United States – Semtech Corporation, a high-performance semiconductor, IoT systems, and cloud connectivity service provider, announces the expansion of its PerSe product portfolio with the release of a new integrated circuit (IC) purpose-built for 5G mobile devices. Semtech’s PerSe technology senses human proximity and enables end devices such as smartphones to implement advanced radio frequency (RF) control.
Read moreWi-Fi-enabled product shipments to grow to 4.6bn in 2027, says IDC
San Mateo, United States – The decline in smartphone and PC shipments in 2022 took its toll on overall shipments for Wi-Fi-enabled products, causing them to fall for the first time ever in Wi-Fi’s decades-long history. After shipments grew 8.6% in 2021 fueled by pandemic-driven market changes, they fell 4.9% in 2022 to 3.8 billion
Read moreiPhone X impresses former Samsung owners, finds Strategy Analytics
Analysing early adopter reviews of Apple’s iPhone X from major online retailers, a new report from the Consumer Sentiment Analysis (CSA) service at Strategy Analytics “iPhone X Impresses Former Samsung Owners, but Price Dampened Conversion Enthusiasm” has found that more than four out of five iPhone X buyers
Read moreValidation of Comprion GSMA SGP.23 Type B Device Tests activates new GCF work item
The tests specified as Type B by the GSMA are now part of the GCF mobile type approval program. “Manufacturers of consumer devices who want to use their smartphones, tablets, PCs, or smartwatches in the GSMA eSIM environment, now must prove that their devices correctly support switching of the operator.
Read moreBezel-less and edge-to-edge designs are rapidly becoming the norm, finds Strategy Analytics
Bezel-less and edge-to-edge designs are rapidly becoming the norm, allowing OEMs to squeeze larger displays into a more compact form factor. However, optimising one-handed usability and adding value through smart implementations of edge interactions is becoming critical.
Read moreGoogle leads in AI powered smartphones
According to the latest research from Strategy Analytics, one out of every three smartphones sold worldwide this year will use artificial intelligence (AI) to power virtual assistants. But cloud-based AI which powers virtual assistants results in slower response times – On-device machine-learning will significantly speed smartphone AI.
Read moreHuber+Suhner RF components bring high-speed Wi-Fi to iconic Berlin Fan mile
HUBER+SUHNER, a manufacturer of components and systems for fibre and RF connectivity, has implemented its state-of-the-art connectivity solutions for the installation of a public gigabit standard Wi-Fi access point at the famous Fan Mile in Berlin, Germany.
Read moreSmith Micro announces the launch of SafePath® Family platform with Sprint
Smith Micro Software, Inc., announced that Sprint has launched its SafePath® Family platform, marking the first deployment of Smith Micro’s industry-leading family location and parental controls platform by a U.S. wireless operator.
Read moreWill mobile devices replace computers?
For the first time in history, US consumers are using mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets, more than PC’s to access the internet. This is the main reason why more and more companies are creating apps and making their websites mobile-friendly to reach more consumers.
Read moreRenesas delivers R-Car reference package for Android supporting Android™ 8.0
Renesas Electronics Corporation, a premier supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, announced the availability of the R-Car reference package for Android™ for Renesas R-Car automotive system-on-chips (SoCs). This package supports Android 8.0, the latest OS announced by Google on August 22, 2017.
Read moreThe Internet of Things needs edge cloud computing
Internet of Things is no longer a trend or a future dystopia; it is happening today, is growing rapidly and will surely revolutionise many industries. As a result, there will soon be too many devices generating too much data for central cloud to operate efficiently.
Read moreThe bustling growth of IoT-connected smart cities
Technology is growing beyond our palm-held smartphones. It is now sizing up to empower cities and nations to become true global powers.
Read moreCisco Jasper launches platform for automated enterprise mobility management service
When an enterprise has hundreds or thousands of employees with business mobile devices like smartphones or tablets, managing and monitoring the connectivity, data usage, and general operation of those mobile devices can be a challenge that leads to high enterprise mobility costs.
Read moreASUS uses Infineon REAL3 image sensor chip to bring Augmented Reality into compact smartphones
The REAL3™ image sensor chip from Infineon Technologies AG has been incorporated in the new Augmented Reality (AR) smartphone by ASUS.
Read moreBanks cannot ignore the Internet of Things and must embrace it
Despite its name, the concept of big data has evolved to embrace nearly all data, regardless of whether that data is considered big or small.
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