the increasing growth rate of 3G and 4G technologies is expected to support the cloud gaming market growth in the region. The players included in the report are Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft, NVIDIA, Samsung, LG, etc. The study covers and analyzes the "Asia ... ( read original story ...)
San Marino will be Europe’s first 5G nation
One of Europe's smallest countries has revealed plans to be the first in the world to feature nation-wide 5G network coverage. The republic of San Marino, sandwiched between France and Italy, has announced plans to launch superfast next-generation networks ... ( read original story ...)
Huawei Launches Australia’s First 4G SIM Enabled Smart Watch
When the Huawei Watch 2 is launched with Vodafone in Australia today, it will be the first 4G SIM-enabled smart watch available on the Australian market. “Huawei strives to improve life through innovation and connectivity and the Huawei Watch 2 is a ... ( read original story ...)
4G availability rises in Cambodia, but speeds still slow
putting it on par with Southeast Asian countries Indonesia and Malaysia, and well ahead of the Philippines. Analysing more than 86 million measurements collected from 8,414 devices during the quarter, OpenSignal examined the 3G and 4G user experience of ... ( read original story ...)
Global 5G connections to reach 1.4bn by 2025
Global 5G connections are forecast to reach 1.4 billion globally ... there has been little indication of when the technology will launch commercially on the African continent. Earlier this month, Vodacom group CTO Andries Delport said the operator wants ... ( read original story ...)
Vodafone release their plan for the Huawei Watch 2 – available with a $10 per month SIM plan
The long awaited first 4G enabled smart watch, the Huawei Watch 2 is now available from Vodafone in Australia. The watch is available for purchase over 12, 24 or 36 months with a $10 per month ‘Red Wearable Plan’. The plan is a month-to-month plan ... ( read original story ...)
Nemaura Signs Heads of Terms for sugarBEAT® with Device Technologies for Australia and New Zealand
Device Technologies is a leading Medical Device distributor employing over 600 healthcare specialists and support staff in Australia and New Zealand. Dr Faz Chowdhury CEO of Nemaura Medical comments, "Device Technologies have a strong understanding of ... ( read original story ...)