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China Mobile opens mobile app store
(Telecompaper) China Mobile has officially opened its mobile application store, Mobile Market. The application store is an open platform for all mobile software developers and China Mobile offers developers 70 percent of revenues from each application sold, the South China Morning Post reports. The applications are compatible with six major brands: Nokia, Samsung, LG, Dopod, Lenovo, and Dell. Mobile Market has six types of applications on offer: games, wallpapers, music, video, and e-books, and prices range from free to CNY 15. To promote the service, China Mobile is providing a free trial to users, waiving mobile internet fees.
dmeurope.com Tuesday, August 18, 2009

iSoft net profit up 137pc
AUSTRALIA'S largest listed health IT provider iSoft has lifted its net profit by 137 per cent to $34.7 million.
Australian IT Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Qualcomm becomes minority shareholder in Pantech
(Telecompaper) Mobile handset manufacturer Pantech has entered into a debt-to-equity conversion agreement with Qualcomm. The debt-to-equity conversion is part of a restructuring of Pantech's outstanding debt into equity with many of its creditors. Under the terms of the agreement, Qualcomm will become a minority shareholder in Pantech and Curitel Communications. Qualcomm will hold no more than 15 percent of the outstanding common shares of each company and will be a passive investor with no participation on the board or management of the companies. The transactions will take place in stages over a number of months.
dmeurope.com Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Minority Report: Mac tablet? I remain unconvinced
The rumour mill is in overdrive with reports - yet again - that Apple will soon unveil a Mac tablet. Seb Janacek is not so sure? Apple has a successful track record of taking things that exist already and innovating. The iPod is the perfect example. The market was full of competing products but no dominant player.
Silicon Tuesday, August 18, 2009

China Mobile confirms plans for Dell mobile phone
(Telecompaper) China Mobile confirmed it's developing a mobile phone with personal computer maker Dell. A spokeswoman for China Mobile told the Wall Street Journal that Dell will supply a handset called the mini3i that will support applications from China Mobile's just-launched online store. A Dell spokesman said the company is supporting China Mobile to create "a more personalised internet experience". He didn't provide details about the phone's availability, price or features. The Chinese operator's Mobile Market currently supports 10 handset models, including devices from Nokia, Samsung Electronics, LG Electronics, HTC's Dopod and Dell. The app store is expected to hel pdrive demand for new 3G services.
dmeurope.com Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Three-quarters of viewers prefer HDTV over SDTV - study
(Telecompaper) Given a choice between watching a programme in SD or HD, 77 percent of viewers prefer HD and 76 percent find HD quality better, according to French broadcast transmission services group TDF's latest digital TV barometer. HD significantly increases the amount of time spent on a channel. While zapping, viewers are 12.5 percent more likely to pick something in HD and to watch it for 25 percent more time. Using parameters such as heart rate, attention and posture, the study finds a higher emotional quality for HD, with 64 percent of respondents saying the format heightens emotions. On the other hand, HD also has an appeasing quality. Electrodermal testing to measure stress showed a 15 percent decrease when watching HDTV. The research also found that HDTV shows seem to be 35 percent shorter, supporting the adage that "time flies when you're having fun". The study was produced for EDF by "Laboratoire des Usages en Technologies d'Information Numeriques" (LUTIN), a department of
dmeurope.com Tuesday, August 18, 2009

RIM launches BlackBerry App World in LatAm
(Telecompaper) Research In Motion (RIM) has launch the Blackberry App World, a new application store for BlackBerry smartphones, in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Venezuela, with more Latin American country launches to follow. The new on-device application store offers a mix of free personal and business applications. Customers can download the BlackBerry App World application to their BlackBerry smartphone by accessing the BlackBerry web page or Wap portal. The BlackBerry App World is currently available in English or Spanish, with a Portuguese version of the client interface scheduled for launch later this year. BlackBerry App World in Latin America currently features a broad range of free applications. Paid applications are expected to be available for Latin American users at a later date.
dmeurope.com Tuesday, August 18, 2009

£50,000: The cost of unlicensed software for four businesses
Four manufacturing companies have reached legal settlements worth thousands of pounds over the use of unlicensed software. Software industry body the Business Software Alliance (BSA) took action against the four companies who were unable to produce licences for all the software installed on their PCs.
Silicon Tuesday, August 18, 2009

EU to invest EUR 18 mln in LTE project in 2010
(Telecompaper) The European Commission will invest around EUR 18 million in research to boost next-generation 4G mobile networks. The funding will be used for research on the enhanced version of LTE, LTE Advanced. In Europe, LTE trials are curently under way in Finland, Germany, Norway, Spain, Sweden and the UK. The technology is expected to become commercially available in Sweden and Norway in the first half of 2010. In September 2009, the EC will roll out negotiations on the details with project consortia, including the flagship Artist4G that builds on the achievements of the Winner projects and unites 4G industry and researchers from Finland, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Sweden and the UK. The new projects are scheduled for launch in January 2010.
dmeurope.com Tuesday, August 18, 2009

ACMA fines Telstra for telemarketing breach
TELSTRA has been fined over $100,000 for breaching the Do Not Call Register Act for the first time.
Australian IT Tuesday, August 18, 2009

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