CEVA has announced that Ceragon Networks has licensed the CEVA-X2 and CEVA-XC4500 DSPs.
IoT specialist Kerlink and chip company Semtech Corp have mounted an urban geolocation live-test in Aguascalientes City, Mexico.
Apigate and Orange’s new hub, Bizao, will draw on their respective geographical strengths across Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, to deliver a suite of APIs to businesses, providing a streamlined and efficient method of accessing customers via a single entry point across regions.
Fabless semiconductor company MediaTek has joined the "China Mobile 5G Device Forerunner Initiative".
PayJoy and mobile distributor Allied Mobile are collaborating to bring affordable smartphone payment plans to markets across Africa.
Mobile technology disruptor and global service provider Truphone has announced the launch of its new IoT proposition Truphone Io3.
Device and application security specialist Trustonic has announced that its technology is now being integrated by the world’s fourth largest smartphone manufacturer, OPPO.
KaiOS puts internet access and smartphone features within reach of a much larger group of people.
BIMA affordable insurance and health products address the very low rates of insurance penetration in African emerging markets.
Smartphone shipments fell in China for the first time during 2017, dropping 4% compared to 2016 to 459 million units.
Xiaomi has taken Samsung’s place at the top of the Indian smartphone market after seeing its Q4 2017 shipments top 8.2 million devices.
Google has released a version of its most recent Android OS designed to operate on the lower end devices typical to many emerging markets.
When billionaire Alibaba founder Jack Ma wrote in an open letter earlier this year “we need to fight counterfeits the same way we fight drunk driving”, his sentiments reflected how bad the global counterfeiting trend has become.
Moroccan IT brand Accent has selected Spreadtrum's LTE platform SC9832 and WCDMA//HSPA(+) platform SC7731C for its smartphones.
Shipments of iPhones in China hit 11 million in Q3, a year-on-year increase of 40% that goes against the trend of diminishing smartphone sales in the market.
Apple may be granted some of the concessions it has sought in India as a condition for manufacturing iPhones locally.
Telenor Pakistan’s CEO Irfan Wahab Khan has called for the country’s government to offer subsidised smartphones to expand high-speed connectivity among Pakistani consumers.
Chinese handset manufacturer Xiaomi has been confirmed by Google as a partner on its Android One programme.
Apple has asked the Indian government to provide its suppliers with tax breaks.
Zong 4G has collaborated with LePhone to launch affordable 4G handsets in Pakistan.
Six consecutive quarters of growth for smartphones in China came to an end in Q2 2017, as device shipments dropped by 3%.
Samsung is aiming to double the amount of handsets it manufactures in India to ten million units a month with a KRW700 billion ($623 million) investment.
Apple has begun manufacturing iPhone SE handsets in India, and will begin selling them in the market as early as this month.
Apple is set to begin trialling smartphone production in India from May without waiting for a governmental response to its tax concessions plea.
Indian newcomer Reliance Jio is collaborating with Google to develop a low-cost 4G smartphone that can only be used on its network.
