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"You're More Responsible For Microsoft Losing The $400 Billion": Android Co-founder To Bill Gates
Android co-founder Rich Miner has criticized Bill Gates for Microsofts failure in the mobile market, which Gates admitted cost the company $400 billion.
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Telcos' Body COAI Says Mid-Band 6GHz Spectrum Needed for Mobile Operators, 5G Services
Industry body COAI on Tuesday made an aggressive pitch for setting aside mid band 6GHz spectrum for mobile operators, saying it is critical for proliferation of 5G services, and that delicensing it to a "use for all" will hit the quality and cost of the next-generation services. Cellular Operators' Association of India (COAI) cautioned that 5G depl...
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BharOS: 5 Points On Mobile Operating System Introduced By IIT Madras
An Indian Institute of Technology Madras-incubated firm has developed a mobile operating system that can benefit India's 100 crore cellphone users. It is called BharOS and has been developed indigenously.
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Huawei Said to Be Working on Its Own Mobile Operating System to Replace Android
Huawei is considering alternatives in the case it is forced to ditch Android.
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DoT to Meet Telcos, Regulators on Call Drops on Wednesday
The meeting is also slated to discuss the new stringent call drop norms that were enforced by telecom regulator TRAI in October last year.
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TRAI Issues Interconnectivity Rules, Fixes 30-Day Deadline for Entering Agreements
TRAI on Tuesday issued the 'Telecom Interconnection Regulations 2018' that comprises rules for crafting network connectivity agreements.
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Xiaomi to Hold Its First MIUI Partnership Day in India on November 7
Xiaomi on Tuesday announced it would be holding it first MIUI Partnership Day in India next month.
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Reliance Jio Effect: TRAI to Consult on Rules for New Mobile Operators
The issue of specific framework for trial services had cropped-up last year after newcomer Reliance Jio's stormy entry into the telecom sector.
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Android or iOS: What Do the Gadgets 360 Writers Use, and Why
The Gadgets 360 Staff is split between Android and iOS users just like everybody else. Here's what we use, and why.
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Apple's iOS 10 Beta Hints at Lots of Change - Not All of It Welcome
After a week with the beta, I'm confused about where Apple is heading with this update.
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Cyber Security Firm Offers $1 Million for Apple Hack
Computer security firm Zerodium on Tuesday offered a $1 million (890,000-euro) bounty to hackers who can find a way to breach Apple's latest iOS 9 mobile operating system.
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Get Ready to Pay More for Your Mobile Calls From Monday
Increased service tax rate of 14 percent comes into effect from June 1.
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After Big Sales and Some Scares in Debut Year, Manu Jain on Xiaomi India's 2015 Plans
Xiaomi's India head Manu Jain talked to NDTV Gadgets about its plans for 2015, how it's going to build an ecosystem around phones, and why the Ericsson case won't affect its plans too much.
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Researcher Claims iOS Backdoor; Apple Says for 'Diagnostics' Only
The question of 'who has access to data on our smartphones?' has reared its ugly head again.
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Lawsuit Against Google's Android Policies Could Play Into Rivals' Hands
The suit was filed in California federal court in May by two consumers, and accuses Google of monopolising prime real estate on Android smartphones
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"You're More Responsible For Microsoft Losing The $400 Billion": Android Co-founder To Bill Gates
Android co-founder Rich Miner has criticized Bill Gates for Microsofts failure in the mobile market, which Gates admitted cost the company $400 billion.
-
Telcos' Body COAI Says Mid-Band 6GHz Spectrum Needed for Mobile Operators, 5G Services
Industry body COAI on Tuesday made an aggressive pitch for setting aside mid band 6GHz spectrum for mobile operators, saying it is critical for proliferation of 5G services, and that delicensing it to a "use for all" will hit the quality and cost of the next-generation services. Cellular Operators' Association of India (COAI) cautioned that 5G depl...
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BharOS: 5 Points On Mobile Operating System Introduced By IIT Madras
An Indian Institute of Technology Madras-incubated firm has developed a mobile operating system that can benefit India's 100 crore cellphone users. It is called BharOS and has been developed indigenously.
-
Huawei Said to Be Working on Its Own Mobile Operating System to Replace Android
Huawei is considering alternatives in the case it is forced to ditch Android.
-
DoT to Meet Telcos, Regulators on Call Drops on Wednesday
The meeting is also slated to discuss the new stringent call drop norms that were enforced by telecom regulator TRAI in October last year.
-
TRAI Issues Interconnectivity Rules, Fixes 30-Day Deadline for Entering Agreements
TRAI on Tuesday issued the 'Telecom Interconnection Regulations 2018' that comprises rules for crafting network connectivity agreements.
-
Xiaomi to Hold Its First MIUI Partnership Day in India on November 7
Xiaomi on Tuesday announced it would be holding it first MIUI Partnership Day in India next month.
-
Reliance Jio Effect: TRAI to Consult on Rules for New Mobile Operators
The issue of specific framework for trial services had cropped-up last year after newcomer Reliance Jio's stormy entry into the telecom sector.
-
Android or iOS: What Do the Gadgets 360 Writers Use, and Why
The Gadgets 360 Staff is split between Android and iOS users just like everybody else. Here's what we use, and why.
-
Apple's iOS 10 Beta Hints at Lots of Change - Not All of It Welcome
After a week with the beta, I'm confused about where Apple is heading with this update.
-
Cyber Security Firm Offers $1 Million for Apple Hack
Computer security firm Zerodium on Tuesday offered a $1 million (890,000-euro) bounty to hackers who can find a way to breach Apple's latest iOS 9 mobile operating system.
-
Get Ready to Pay More for Your Mobile Calls From Monday
Increased service tax rate of 14 percent comes into effect from June 1.
-
After Big Sales and Some Scares in Debut Year, Manu Jain on Xiaomi India's 2015 Plans
Xiaomi's India head Manu Jain talked to NDTV Gadgets about its plans for 2015, how it's going to build an ecosystem around phones, and why the Ericsson case won't affect its plans too much.
-
Researcher Claims iOS Backdoor; Apple Says for 'Diagnostics' Only
The question of 'who has access to data on our smartphones?' has reared its ugly head again.
-
Lawsuit Against Google's Android Policies Could Play Into Rivals' Hands
The suit was filed in California federal court in May by two consumers, and accuses Google of monopolising prime real estate on Android smartphones
