Wearable electronics are going from geek to chic, as new smartwatches from the likes of Apple and Samsung have set a new standard for technological bling.
Apple and Samsung have led the market substantially since the inception of media tablets. However, the race for third is up for grabs and competition is heating up between Lenovo, Amazon, Asus, and other emerging vendors.
The use of smartphones in motor vehicles ? already a near-ubiquitous phenomenon ? is the most disruptive trend in the automotive infotainment business today, presenting both challenges and opportunities for automakers and their processor semiconductor suppliers, according to a new report from IHS Technology.
The aggressive deployment of LTE networks has encouraged higher data consumption, providing an opportunity for mobile operators to focus on introducing mobile plans with a higher data quota.
A retail audit by consumer research firm GfK for these products in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia reported a substantial spike in overall sales volume and value by 79 and 29 percent during January to July this year compared to last year.
Worldwide external disk storage systems factory revenues fell -1.4 percent year-over-year to nearly $5.9 billion during the second quarter of 2014 (2Q14), according to research firm IDC.
According to a new forecast from analyst firm IDC, worldwide phablet shipments (smartphones with screen sizes from 5.5 to less than 7 inches) will reach 175 million units worldwide in 2014, passing the 170 million portable PCs expected to ship during the same period.
Global unit shipments of smart cards are expected to rise by 2.1 billion from 2014 through 2019 ? about equal to the combined populations of China, the United States, Indonesia, and Brazil, according to research firm IHS Technology.
Worldwide PC shipments are expected to fall by -3.7 percent in 2014, an improvement from the previous forecast of -6 percent, according to research firm IDC.
