Featured Report: How tech's giants lost the tablet and smartphone war, even if they don't know it yet

How tech's giants lost the tablet and smartphone war, even if they don't know it yet ZD Net Oct,06, 2013 by: Steve Ranger It's no secret that the PC market is in a tailspin - worldwide shipments are expected to drop 10 percent this year. And it's hard to see how things are going to get much better, as the old PC players are consistently outmanoeuvred by rivals with a totally different business model, and better designed, cheaper devices - and who, having dominated the consumer market, now want to sweep up the enterprise market too. Read More

AT&T expects to launch first VoLTE smartphone this year   Fierce Wireless Oct,08,2013 by:Phil Goldstein Share Tools Comment Print Contact Author Reprint HOLLYWOOD BEACH, Fla.--AT&T Mobility (NYSE:T) expects to launch its first Voice over LTE smartphone by the end of the year as a prelude to a wider VoLTE deployment in 2014, according to a senior AT&T executive. Krish Prabhu, the president of AT&T Labs, said during a keynote appearance here at the PCIA wireless infrastructure conference that "I do believe there might be a VoLTE-compliant device for the holidays this year." He said AT&T is conducting network upgrade testing for VoLTE right now and that the technology will generally appear in the network next year. He said VoLTE will power an HD voice experience for customers who are using VoLTE handsets at both ends of calls. Read More

What's driving the future of the connected car? Fierce Mobile IT Oct,03,2013 By:Jason Ankeny Wireless carrier executives are all revved up by the connected car opportunity. AT&T (NYSE:T) CEO Randall Stephenson has been particularly vocal about the possibilities: "The way we think about the car is that it's just a big smartphone on wheels," Stephenson said earlier this year at Mobile World Congress. "The connected car will become just as routine as people carrying a smartphone." Read More

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