Rival of Garmin and TomTom shifts gears and lays off 55 employees as it exits the hardware business in favor of a licensing model.
|
AT&T grabs for coin on every aspect of the new iPhone released Friday--GPS will cost subscribers an extra $10.
|
Nice incremental improvements, faster browsing, but no revolution this time.
|
GPS device maker beats Wall Street expectations despite competition.
|
Dutch chip maker navigates its way into the booming but crowded GPS chip set market with purchase of U.S. GPS semiconductor maker.
|
Celtic House-backed Memsic, whose chips pack motion detection into mobile phones, debuts on the Nasdaq.
|
The company says it will boost the market for its mobile search and mapping application by using cell towers to locate mobile users.
|
Market saturation and falling handset prices are forcing phone makers into services. But can they really compete with carriers?
|
AT&T offer nanny service to let parents limit their children’s mobile phone usage, block unsavory communications, and filter access to inappropriate web sites.
|
U.K. startup will use cash infusion from the U.S. to create new high-value location services.
|
GPS company plans to come out with Net connection; analysts warn competition is coming.
|
LPs increasingly willing to drop firms.
|
U.K. chip designer is bringing together the two wireless designers on one chip.
|
Among other things, the company has come up with a GPS for the human body.
|
Internet news briefs for the week of April 24, 2006.
|
Following Disney, Sprint launches a service to locate children.
|
Disney releases details of its cell phone service for this June.
|
Cellular firm finds closest gas station using spy technology embedded in cell phones.
|
SiRF Technology buys TrueSpan for an undisclosed sum.
|
The wireless carrier plans a child-tracking service in May.
|
Page
1
of
2
|