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Service tax on spectrum allotment: Bad news for India telcos
(16/05/16)
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Open source software from Google to unite smart home devices
(13/05/16)
- Honeywell to take on IIoT with new business unit (11/05/16)
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Next-gen cellular tech to carve smooth path for 5G
(11/05/16)
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Google expands free Wi-Fi service to 3 more railway stations
(09/05/16)
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Sensors required for speedier IoT network deployment
(09/05/16)
- IoT: Banking on promises that may never come to be (09/05/16)
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Cypress buys Broadcom's ₹3,716 crore IoT business
(29/04/16)
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Bell Labs: Telcos will fall behind traffic demand by 2020
(29/04/16)
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'IoT fatigue' to arise from fear of 'Big Data'
(27/04/16)
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Telco concept digitises living cell data on microfluidic chip
(26/04/16)
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Wearable electronics bring computers in your clothes
(18/04/16)
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Facebook plots out AR/VR, AI in 10-year roadmap
(14/04/16)
- New system collects real-time data for 3D driving simulations (04/04/16)
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IT firms prep for slow topline expansion
(04/04/16)
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Smartphone sales to grow at record low in 2016
(04/04/16)
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Sub-6 GHz Backhaul seen to take 35% market share in 2020
(01/04/16)
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Cisco to lay out 25,500km broadband network
(18/03/16)
- Telink enables connected GE lighting with BLE technology (14/03/16)
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Google's Project Fi aims to connect all
(09/03/16)
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Wireless sensor network ups the ante of sports broadcasts
(03/03/16)
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Network slicing carves bright path for 5G virtualisation
(03/03/16)
- Gov't seeks Project Loon telco partner (29/02/16)
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4G, digital innovations grow internet users to 3.2B
(24/02/16)
- MWC panel calls for more services, lower 5G cost (24/02/16)
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GPS tech yields precision down to centimetre level
(12/02/16)
- Growth spurt of 4G in India to be evident this year (02/02/16)
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Connected cars: Drawing the line in securing personal data
(01/02/16)
- IoT security stands on shaky ground, but help is on the way (25/01/16)
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Wireless charging OTA expected in a decade
(25/01/16)
- Connected platform maker for IoT receives $15M VC (25/01/16)
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Analyst expects IoT networks to mature this year
(15/01/16)
- Qualcomm, TDK ink JV to deliver RF front-end sol'ns (15/01/16)
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In-building mobile data traffic to see 6-fold growth by 2020
(13/01/16)
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2,500 more Wi-Fi hotspots to rise across India
(12/01/16)
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BlackBerry sees upbeat future with Android
(12/01/16)
- Paving the way for low-power WAN (11/01/16)
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Low-power pedestrian navigation IC operates without GPS
(08/01/16)
- GE's Bluetooth smart control products: Light sol'n made easy (08/01/16)
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PTC to buy software dev't company for $100M
(29/12/15)
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Has the sun set on 3D TV and RFID?
(28/12/15)
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Apple agrees to pay Ericsson for patent dispute
(24/12/15)
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7 promising car tech companies
(23/12/15)
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On the road to find killer app for Thread
(22/12/15)
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ZigBee ratifies solution for IoT apps
(21/12/15)
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What can OEMs do to leverage shorter product lifespans?
(18/12/15)
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Tool allows faster dev't of mobile apps for industrial IoT
(16/12/15)
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ST collaborates with Chinese partners to boost IoT dev't
(10/12/15)
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Qualcomm repudiates antitrust allegations from EC
(10/12/15)
- Bosch, China join forces for IoT research (09/12/15)
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