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Day two of India’s 3G auctions has ended with bids surpassing more than $900 million, according to the Department of Telecommunications (DoT). |
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| EU telcos demand Google pay for traffic |
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Three of Europe’s leading incumbent telcos are challenging Google to pay them for carrying YouTube content. |
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| Apple goes into the mobile ad business |
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Apple has built an ad platform into its new iPhone OS, once more invading archrival Google’s turf. |
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| Ofta postpones mobile TV auction |
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Hong Kong regulator Ofta has pushed back its planned auction of spectrum for mobile TV by six weeks to September. |
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| Nokia launches free music in China |
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Nokia’s Comes With Music service is now available for free in China as the company ups its battle against Apple’s iTune and tries to reinvent itself as an apps-led company. |
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| Apple to show new iPhone OS today |
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In a busy week for smartphones, Apple will today showcase the latest version of its iPhone and iPad OS, while more details have emerged of Microsoft's “Project Pink.” |
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| HTC boosts Q1 sales, earnings |
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Higher sales in the US and demand for Android devices have helped boost HTC’s first quarter net profit 3.1% year on year. |
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| Samsung forecasts 1Q profit surge |
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Korean vendor Samsung predicts a surge in first-quarter earnings, despite a recent decline in domestic handset sales. |
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| Mozilla claims 350m Firefox users |
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Around 350 million people worldwide are using the Firefox browser, giving it a global market share of near 30%, according to Mozilla, the open source software group behind the browser. |
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| Nokia inks $2b in Chinese retail deals |
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Nokia has renewed two Chinese handset distribution contracts, including one with China’s largest mobile retailer PTAC, worth more than $2 billion. |
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| Huawei seeks US green light for Motorola deal |
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Chinese vendor Huawei has begun lobbying US security officials in an attempt to pave the way for a tilt at Motorola’s network equipment unit, FT.com has reported. |
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| Apple sells more than 300,000 iPads on launch day. |
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Apple on Monday announced that it sold over 300,000 iPads in the U.S. on its first day of availability, including preorders shipped directly to customers, and purchases at Apple retail stores and Best Buy outlets. |
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| Bankers discuss IT applications |
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The three-day Banking Vietnam 2010 workshop and expo on computer programme (ICT) applications will run from May 26-28 in Hanoi featuring the main theme of banking modernisation on the verge of economic recovery. |
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| Apple to introduce iPhone OS 4.0 on April 8 |
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Apple sent out invitations on Monday for the event, scheduled for 10 a.m. Pacific, offering a "sneak peek of the next generation of iPhone software," according to Engadget. The event will be held at the company's Cupertino, Calif., campus. |
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| IT businesses awarded for outstanding performance |
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Thirty-three information-communication technology (ICT) awards were presented to ICT businesses in Hanoi on March 20 in recognition of their outstanding performance in 2009 and contributions to the ICT sector. |
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