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Cell phone subscriptions surge in India
April 10, 2006 Of the 140 million phone service subscriptions, 90 million are for cell phones, according to the Indian government.Photos: Tech gets to work in India
May 3, 2005 Bangalore and other subcontinental cities are the place to be for a growing number of Indians working in high-tech fields.Photo: Bollywood's cell-phone premiere
December 8, 2004 India's largest private mobile-phone service provider will play out a full-length movie on handsets.Putting HD video on your phone
June 25, 2007 Texas Instruments says its new OMAP cell phone chips will deliver crisper images and fewer hiccups as early as next year.Bringing Bollywood to video games
July 26, 2007 Start-up plans to release games based on Bollywood movies before the films come out; winners will get invites to premieres, meet the stars.Nokia sets up CDMA center in India
April 28, 2004 Growing popularity of CDMA-based cell phones in India and other Asia-Pacific regions prompts the Finnish handset maker to focus on the standard.Is a $20 cell phone on the horizon?
August 8, 2005 Texas Instruments is touting the cost benefits of a chip that it says combines all the crucial functions of a mobile phone.India spices up 'push to talk' campaign
May 28, 2004 Cell phone service provider Hutchison Essar, a division of Orange, becomes the second of the country's wireless companies in a week to start the walkie-talkie style cell phone service.Nokia cuts 50 jobs, focuses abroad
March 5, 2004 The cell phone giant confirms it is laying off 50 engineers in Texas as its concentrates its research and development efforts in the United Kingdom and India.Hotmail, MSN Messenger get a boost in India
December 13, 2005 Microsoft and Mobile 365 sign up more providers to bring e-mail and IM to cell phone subscribers.Rediff to market mobile content in India
August 31, 2005 The Indian portal will collaborate with TV magazine GR8 to market news and information about TV stars to cell phone users.Hotmail goes mobile in India
January 13, 2005 Microsoft strikes deal with Indian cell firms to deliver Hotmail and MSN Messenger over SMS.Nokia: 2 billion cell phone users by 2006
December 9, 2004 Adoption is accelerating faster than previously expected in some of the world's most populous countries, the company says.Qualcomm lands push-to-talk deal in India
March 19, 2004 Later this year, an Indian telecommunications provider plans to introduce a Qualcomm-based service that lets people turn their cell phones into walkie-talkies.With smart phones, it's all about the OS
November 28, 2006 IDC study of mobile phone habits from major world markets finds, among other things, that applications drive competition.Study: Wireless market set for subscriber surge
July 29, 2004 Worldwide subscriber numbers projected to jump from 1.5 billion in 2004 to more than 2.5 billion in 2009, fueled by CDMA.Gartner: Handsets to pull in strong sales
March 10, 2004 The cell phone sector is poised to do well again this year, following healthy growth in 2003 that was driven by emerging markets such as China and India, the market research firm says.Emerging markets fuel cell phone growth
February 14, 2007 The next wave of growth will come from poor, developing nations, leaders in the wireless industry say at 3GSM.Qualcomm debuts 'push to talk' service in India
May 27, 2004 India's Tata announces a walkie-talkie mobile phone service that uses Qualcomm software and Kyocera's handsets.Week in pictures: Robots on the march
May 13, 2005 roundup Cornell scientists create a robot that can clone itself, and robotics confab showcases latest advances. Also: Samsung cell phone takes on Motorola's Razr.
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