Featured Report: CTIA 2013: Wi-Fi in the spotlight

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LG Exec: Company Not Making Next Nexus Phone Wireless Week May,28,2013 By:Ben Munson LG's European vice president Kim Wong said his company isn't planning on making the next Google Nexus handset. Speaking with All About Phones, Kim cited LG's wish to push its own version of the Android operating system as a reason to move away from the Nexus, which runs stock Android. Kim also seemed critical of Samsung's move to allow Google to sell the Galaxy S4 with stock Android, saying a similar move provides "no added value for [LG]." He maintained that LG and Google still have a good working relationship. Meanwhile, LG just announced the white version of the Google Nexus 4. The white Nexus will hit Hong Kong May 29 and roll out to Europe, Asia, North America and the Middle East over the next few weeks. Read More

Rumor Mill: Mozilla, Foxconn team to expand Firefox OS to tablets Fierce Mobile Content May,28 2013 by:Jason Ankeny Mozilla and Taiwanese electronics manufacturing giant Foxconn Technology Group will hold a joint press event in Taipei on June 3 to launch a new product running the open-source software development initiative's fledgling Firefox OS. An industry insider told Focus Taiwan the two firms will unveil the first Firefox-based tablet. No concrete details of the product are known, but CNet notes other recent rumors of a Firefox tablet, lending further credence to the report. Neither Mozilla nor Foxconn responded to requests for comment. Read More

Featured Report

CTIA 2013: Wi-Fi in the spotlight   RCR Wireless U.S. May,23, 2013 by:Kelly Hill. Continuing the march toward more heterogeneous networks, the CTIA show has seen a series of announcement on the evolution of Wi-Fi in wireless networks. Ubiquiti released a report on the state of Wi-Fi that reflected nearly half of users giving the technology a "B" grade in their hometowns, and fully 70% saying workplace productivity was hampered when Wi-Fi is not available. Availability is affecting users' choices of where to spend their dollars, as well - a whopping 79% of the 1,000 working professionals surveyed said that they choose hotels and restaurants based on Wi-Fi availability. Thirty-two percent of participants said they want better Wi-Fi at hotels, with another 19% prioritizing restaurants and coffeehouses. Eighteen percent want more public, outdoor Wi-Fi connectivity. Read Report

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