MEX Notes: Retailers, cash rich, to spend on IT: report

15 years ago

Retailers, cash rich, to spend on IT: report - Technology aimed at facilitating short range wireless transactions, such as NFC…

MEX Notes: Google plays catch-up with offline mapping

15 years ago

New Google Maps Mobile App Offers Downloadable Maps For Offline Navigation - Google Maps may be the most frequently used…

MEX Notes: A surprising snapshot of the UK’s most used mobile services

15 years ago

GSMA Mobile Media Metrics Report Issued on UK Mobile Applications Usage -- LONDON, June 22, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- - These…

MEX Notes: Verizon to eliminate unlimited data plans

15 years ago

Verizon to eliminate unlimited data plans - Following AT&T's earlier move, Verizon is the latest US operator to introduce a…

MEX Notes: Splitscreen wins Nokia Shorts video competition

15 years ago

Splitscreen wins Nokia Shorts video competition - MEX alumnus James Whatley featured this video on his blog, entitled 'Splitscreen' by…

MEX Notes: iOS grows while Android flattens in US

15 years ago

iOS grows while Android flattens in US - In the 3 months from February to May 2011, the percentage of…

MEX Notes: Korean device manufacturers tempt buyers with lavish competition prizes

15 years ago

Korean device manufacturers tempt buyers with lavish competition prizes - Network operators in South Korea are not allowed to subsidise…

MEX Notes: Thoughts on the UX of Nokia’s E6 Touch and Type

15 years ago

Thoughts on the UX of Nokia's E6 Touch and Type - All About Symbian's article on the E6 is -…

MEX Notes: Review concludes evidence "increasingly against" phone cancer risk

15 years ago

Review concludes evidence "increasingly against" phone cancer risk - When the possibility of a link between mobile phone usage and…

MEX Notes: OnLive CEO reveals 'entirely new approach' to wireless, credits Rearden for toppling Shannon's Law

15 years ago

OnLive CEO reveals 'entirely new approach' to wireless, credits Rearden for toppling Shannon's Law - A combination of technological limits…