Stay ahead with the latest mobile news in electronics, where rapid advancements in smartphones, 5G networks, and mobile components redefine connectivity. Electronics Weekly tracks key innovations in chipsets, displays, power management, and antenna design, critical for product development in the mobile ecosystem. Industry giants and startups alike continue to expand globally, launching transformative mobile solutions that drive the consumer electronics market. Our in-depth coverage ensures readers are informed on critical design challenges, manufacturing shifts, and emerging trends shaping the future of mobile technology.
Aaronia will reveal USB and portable real-time spectrum analysers at the IMS Microwave Symposium in San Francisco next week. Spectran V6 Mobile is the portable analyser (photo right), with a real-time bandwidth of 490MHz. “This means that even the 320MHz wide channels of the new IEEE 802.11ax standard can be fully recorded,” according to the company. “The tablet, which is ...
A strong mobile signal is futile if end user devices deliver unsatisfactory quality of service, argues Stuart Waine In a world driven by digitisation, reliable mobile coverage for high speed voice and data services is taken for granted, regardless of location. Its use is no longer limited to conventional communications. Ubiquitous mobile connectivity is one of the enabling technologies that ...
Imagination Technologies is aiming at automotive and data centre application on top of its usual market of phones and digital TVs with its latest family of graphics processor: the B-Series, with introduces multi-core options and ISO26262 functional safety. Up to 30% reduction in power and 25% area reduction is claimed over previous generations of Imagination GPUs. “B-Series is a further ...
Sky Mobile has joined Vodaphone, EE, O2, BT and Three in launching a 5G network. It will initially be available in 20 cities and towns across the UK, including London, Edinburgh and Belfast, while the company plans to roll out availability to 50 UK destinations by summer 2020. In addition to the aforementioned cities, the full list of cities where ...
The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 9.c is to increase access to ICT (information and communication technologies) and a report released by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) is encouraging. It states that least developed countries (LDCs) are on track to achieve the goal of universal and affordable Internet access by 2020. The report, ICTs, LDCs and the SDGs: Achieving universal ...
T-Mobile is planning to enter the US pay TV market with the acquisition of Layer3 TV. The mobile operator has announced plans to launch a new TV service in 2018. Denver, Colorado-based Layer3 TV products stream online video content and social media in five cities across the US. “People love their TV, but they hate their TV providers. We’re gonna ...
Keith Armstrong, worldwide electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) expert at EMC Standards, looks at how electrical interference from mobiles and shop scanners can cause heart-rate pacemaker issues. Even everyday technology can have a dangerous effect on pacemakers and other implanted medical devices. Research has indicated that interference may be caused by holding a mobile phone within 150mm of the implanted device, or ...
The best of Mobile World Congress, highlighting latest trends in mobile technology and services.
Imagination Technologies is aiming to bring sophisticated gaming to mid-range mobiles with a series of PowerVR graphics processors.
London is to get a small cell backhaul network which will provide businesses in the city with up to 1Gbit/s internet access. The network will be created and managed by Luminet and will deploy small cell wireless basestations developed by CCS. The advantage of a backhaul network of small cells it is more spectrum efficient and will provide operators with ...
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