UCILIA news digest: stories you may have missed in January 2012
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- Published on Tuesday, 31 January 2012 18:00
Welcome to UCILIA monthly news digest, a place to find a summary of the hottest news from telecoms industry, high-tech companies and cloud providers.
We have rounded up all stories we covered in January 2012 and placed them right here for your enjoyment and convenience...
Telecommunications
- China Telecom reveals upcoming launch of iPhone 4S
- Verizon launching a family data plan
- Technology firms create DMarc to fight phishing
- North Korean government labels cell phone users as war criminals
- How Wi-Fi could squeeze wireless carriers
- Ericsson is buying BelAir, betting on Wi-Fi
- Nokia fined for spam texts in Australia
- Samsung suffers German court setback in Apple battle
- AT&T hikes data prices, caps for smartphones
- CY.SEND: Recharge Orange Uganda cell phones online
- Visa Europe: By 2020, half of all Visa payments will be mobile
- Cellphone makers can expect poor reception in 2012
- Samsung seeks to merge smartphone operating platforms
- iPhone sales halted after shoppers pelt Apple store
- Samsung promises all-day battery life on phones
- Ofcom boosts 4G coverage plan in rural 'not-spots'
- Intel Medfield chip on Motorola and Lenovo smartphones
- New ViewPhone 3 accepts dual SIM cards
- China next in line to sue Apple, illegal App store sales
- Mobile carriers: Five predictions for 2012
Innovations
Technology
- Amazon Fire skips preloaded Google apps
- iPhone, iPad apps for children with learning difficulties
- World's biggest tech show searching for "wow"
Cloud technology
- States allow voting via cloud for citizens overseas
- 10 ways big data is remaking energy
- Securely upload data to the AWS cloud
- SoundCloud reaches 10 million registered users
- Cloud provider Joyent gets $85 million for global expansion
- Quantum computing could head to 'the cloud'
- Cloud computing democratizes digital animation
- Personal cloud computing to launch in Kenya
- Bank signs up for cloud computing
- Cisco powers video in the cloud with new Videoscape products
- Dropcam takes home video monitoring into the cloud
- 10 cloud startups to watch in 2012
- Microsoft to enable Linux on its Windows Azure cloud in 2012
Phishing scam
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