InVisage hopes to give camera phones a kick up the image quality with its new sensor technology, dubbed QuantumFilm. The start-up promises its sensor will be four times more efficient at capturing light than traditional silicon-based chips. This means it can increase resolution or dramatically reduce noise in low-light. Could this be the start of …
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LAS VEGAS–T-Mobile USA said it will soon have bragging rights as the nation’s fastest 3G …
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LAS VEGAS–To no one’s surprise, Sprint kicked off CTIA 2010 here by announcing its first …
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With literally hundreds of millions of mobile phones piling up in U.S. homes, how to …
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Every year at CTIA, the show’s organizers hold an Emerging Tech Awards contest to pick …
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Skype Mobile will arrive on select Android and BlackBerry phones this Thursday. Skype Back in …
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LAS VEGAS – In the next few years it will be difficult to buy a …
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LAS VEGAS–AT&T executives are pushing the government to allocate more spectrum for wireless broadband and …
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With this year’s Earth Hour bearing down on us like a stampede of light bulbs …
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