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Qualcomm debuts 2.5 GHz Snapdragon mobile chip

Chip-maker Qualcomm Inc. (NASDAQ:QCOM) is debuting a new version of its Snapdragon mobile processor offering speeds of up to 2.5 gigahertz and twelve times faster than its predecessors.

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Sprint plans range of embedded devices for holidays

Sprint Nextel Corp hopes win new customers using devices other than cellphones with new wirelessly-connected gadgets coming on the market starting later this year, an executive for the company said on Wednesday.
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Hulu plans to charge, expand to devices: sources

Free video website Hulu plans to soon begin charging customers and is looking to expand its content to consumer devices like the Xbox and iPad, according to two sources, as the site's media owners experiment with platforms beyond an ad-supported TV model.
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Global ad industry eyes boost from mobile devices

The global advertising industry is eager to capitalize on booming use of mobile phones for Internet access as more enhanced devices are coming to the market to get more consumers reachable online.
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Chipmakers battle over next wave of mobile devices

As tablets and e-readers vie to dominate the next generation of mobile Internet devices, another battle is raging in the chip market between Intel Corp, Qualcomm Inc, Nvidia Corp and Marvell Technology Group Ltd.
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Tablet? Slate? New devices emerge as Apple looms

Call it a slate or call it a tablet, the technology world is suddenly awash with a novel category of mobile devices seeking to grab the spotlight from a hugely anticipated product launch by Apple Inc later this month.
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AT&T eyes wireless in auto, tracking devices

AT&T Inc wants to add wireless links to car entertainment systems and consumer devices to keep track of everything from parcels to wandering children, according to a top company executive.
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German bright spot for electronic devices spending

While consumers in Europe are struggling with the effects of the recession, Germany is a bright spot in electronic devices spending, industry executives said on Wednesday at the opening of Europe's largest consumer electronics trade show IFA.

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