Month of August, 2007

Casio has developed a digital camera that shoots at a rate of 60 photos per second at full resolution.

Hitachi will launch its digital video camcorder based on Blu-ray Disc in Europe in October.

Proposal would levy $2.8 million in fines to Alltel, Sprint, and U.S. Cellular for failing to meet E911 coverage requirements.

Less expensive base stations built using chips designed for mass-market handsets could spur growth and expand 3G coverage.

ABI Research projects a 75 percent per year growth rate for Linux-based phones.

Toshiba is launching slim new Gigabeat music players, including one with built-in Wi-Fi connectivity.

The new HTC-1100 smart phone is slimmer and faster than its predecessor, and runs on both GSM and third-generation WCDMA networks.

High-end TomTom GO 920 T has a voice-recognition function that lets users enter destination instructions hands-free.

Samsung is launching its first high-definition player supporting both Blu-ray Disc and HD DVD, plus new MP3 players.

The 3G-ready LG-KS20 joins LG's Prada phone as the company's second iPhone-like design.