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Huawei
enters handset mart
Huawei Technologies has announced its entry into the Indian
open market with the launch of its new series of handset devices—Hangout
and Android
PC
sales cross 8 million units in 2009-10
MAIT has announced the findings of its Industry Performance
Review for FY 2009-10. PC sales between April 2009 and March
2010—including desktop computers, notebooks and netbooks—stood
at 8.03 million units, a growth of 18% YoY
Indian
mobile handset sales to reach 138.6 million in 2010, says
Gartner
Mobile device sales in India are forecasted to reach 138.6
million in 2010, an increase of 18.5% over 2009 sales of 117
million units, according to Gartner, Inc
India
allows telecom equipment imports but imposes security guidelines,
Ovum
The Indian government has issued new guidelines with immediate
effect allowing the import of network equipment from foreign
telecommunications vendors
SAP
APJ reports double-digit growth in Q2 2010
SAP Asia Pacific Japan (APJ) saw solid growth across markets
and business units in the region during Q2. Software and software-related
services revenues for Q2 2010 grew by 18% (8% including Japan)
to €307 million
Nokia
celebrates 15 years of mobility in India with Project Ujjwal
Celebrating the milestone of 15 years in India, Nokia has
announced an initiative named Project Ujjwal to drive 100%
household mobility in five villages located in Raebareli,
Uttar Pradesh
Qualcomm
announces collaborations for Indian LTE venture
Qualcomm Incorporated, winner of Broadband Wireless Access
(BWA) spectrum in four telecom circles in India, has announced
that Global Holding Corporation Pvt. Ltd. and Tulip Telecom
Ltd
Mobile
devices may pose the greatest threat to confidential information,
ISACA
ISACA has released a white paper detailing how the increasing
popularity of mobile devices poses a significant threat of
leaking confidential enterprise information and intellectual
property
Brief
Ovum
comments on BlackBerry services ban in UAE
“The UAE government’s decision to ban some functions
of RIM’s BlackBerry from October 11, citing security
risks, reflects concern among some governments that the BlackBerry
service does not allow them to monitor data traffic sent and
received by BlackBerry users, and that this data is handled
and stored offshore out of government control
Olive
Telecom launches OlivePad 3G Tablet
Olive Telecom has launched the OlivePad VT100, India’s
first 3.5G tablet. The device was unveiled by Arun Khanna,
Chairman, Olive Telecom; David Hind, CEO, Olive Telecom, Americas
and Artem Orange, CEO, Olive CIS/CEE
Spice
Mobile launches M-6 Sports phone
Spice Mobile has announced the M-6 Sports phone priced at
Rs. 4,499 with pre-embedded features including sports, social
networking and Java applications
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