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KFT looks at QUALCOMM's MediaFlo for mobile TV
According to local reports, Korea's KFT is evaluating QUALCOMM's MediaFlo mobile-TV format for KFT's planned mobile TV services. Last year, KTF and TU Media teamed up for a mobile TV service based
Qualcomm launches FLO technology
Qualcomm launched an over-the-air FLO (forward link only) technology that increases capacity and coverage while reducing costs for mobile content delivery. The technology is independent but
Qualcomm raises financial forecast
Qualcomm lifted its forecast for fourth quarter earnings citing a stronger demand for its chips. The company said profit will range from 32 cents to 33 cents a share, up from its prior forecast of
Qualcomm buys Elata for $57M
Qualcomm has purchased Elata , a small British mobile content firm, for $57 million in cash. Elata's main product is Senses, an OTA service that
Trend: Qualcomm's spending spree
Qualcomm has been on a buying spree recently. Last week the carrier bought mobile software firm Elata for $57 million, and just a few days before the company acquired Flash-OFDM wireless network
DEALS: Carrier Merger Mania
Carrier Merger Mania
Qualcomm acquires Elata for $57M
Qualcomm said it bought UK-based mobile content firm Elata for $57 million in cash. Elata develops applications that let carriers sell content to their subscribers. Qualcomm plans to combine
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Editor's Corner
Qualcomm and Flarion: WiMax Will Soon Get Some Competition Yesterday's news that Qualcomm agreed to buy OFDM wireless broadband company Flarion Technologies is reverberating
Qualcomm to buy Flarion for $600M
Qualcomm today said it has agreed to acquire Flash OFDM wireless broadband firm Flarion Technologies for $600 million in cash and stock. Qualcomm said it may pay an additional $205 million in cash
