Cell Phones

Hitachi Displays started mass production of 800 x 480 2.9" LCD panels for use in mobile phones, which the company claims is "the industry's first 800 x 480 product as a mobile phone display panel."

Low-cost femtocells could emerge as an attractive alternative to voice over Wi-Fi (VoFi) in future homes, according to research firm Strategy Analytics.

Samsung today announced a new high-performance memory that promises to boost the performance of high-end smartphones.

According to a new study by MobileWeb Metrix, which tracks trends among mobile Internet use, more users are looking up weather information from their cell phones than from a notebook or desktop PC.

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Samsung's BlackJack phone almost has a full QWERTY keyboard. Notice the semi-colon and 'L' keys are combined.

Intel has announced what it called the industry's first volume shipments of 65nm NOR flash multi-level cell (MLC) products, including the 65 nm 1Gb monolithic part for cell phones.

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Sanyo Epson today said that it has developed a 2.2" cellphone display that is just 1.1 mm thick and can display QVGA (320 x 240 pixel) resolution.

CyLab researchers at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) have developed a new anti-phishing tool to protect mobile users.

Criminals could one day be routinely trapped on the basis of how they write cellphone texts.

Intel on Tuesday introduced its first NOR flash products aimed at the emerging low-cost cell phone segment.