Sentences with phrase «mobile tech companies»

These stores also sell wireless solutions and products of T - mobile, Cricket, Net 10 and other mobile tech companies.

A mobile tech company called Placed, analyzed the shopping behavior of showroomers and found 18 % of all of B&N's customers are buying the content via Amazon.

Reach Cogent, a quad core handset from Reach Mobiles Tech Company is listed online for $ 2,999.

Not exact matches

Will Caldwell of San Diego is the co-founder and CEO of Dizzle, a mobile real - estate tech company that helps real - estate professional generate more word - of - mouth leads.

As we reported last week, if Nokia stays in health care, it's likely that the company's way forward will be as a business - to - business and licensing company, something it's found massive success within the telecom and mobile tech market — the company reported around $ 28 billion in revenue in 2017.

In the last 6 months or so we've seen how tech companies have gone after very different primary goals as they seek to transition consumers onto their mobile wallets.

The auctions were introduced by FCC Chairman Ajit Pai during Mobile World Congress in March this year with the aim of making the bandwidths available for tech and telecom companies.

Noteworthy tech startups include Gnip, which was one of few companies given access to Twitter's massive data streams, Orbotix, an $ 11 million - funded robotics mobile device innovator, and SendGrid, a cloud - based email infrastructure that has delivered 58 billion emails to date.

Neale Fong - chaired Chrysalis Resources has announced its intention to enter the tech market by acquiring a Philippines - based company which operates a mobile banking, payments and remittance platform.

Perth technology company APE Mobile has made it into the shortlisted top 5 in the 2014 - 15 OzAPP Awards, which seek the most innovative tech startup companies from the Asia Pacific region.

Partnerships with companies like Cisco and Microsoft are fueling development, a new tech - campus hub is in the works, and he's connecting citizens to government services through mobile technology.

Going forward, investors speculate that Alibaba will continue looking for tech companies that will help it expand in electronic payments, mobile commerce, and gaming.

The closest she's come is a mashup of whatever's working for other tech companies (e.g., mobile, video), with the phrase «daily habits» slathered on to provide some Yahoo - ness.

The rollout of hurtling 5G speeds — amid an ever - crowding mobile landscape and a burgeoning Internet of Things — has been hotly anticipated by tech companies and consumers alike.

Good has been aggressively pursuing Blackberry customers; last month it launched a comprehensive «migrate now» program to entice corporate tech chiefs to switch from Blackberry to Good's system, which allows companies to manage their corporate email and other software on Apple (AAPL) iPhones and tablets and devices running on Google's (GOOG) Android operating system as well as Microsoft (MSFT) «s Windows mobile platform.

Yet the company is definitely active in the tech area: It's tested and implemented mobile apps, radio - frequency identification technology (RFID), the internet of things devices, mobile payment options and PayPal deposits.

Companies are showing off tomorrow's tech today at the Mobile World Congress: 5G wireless and Li - Fi Internet

That helps explain Apple's reticence in welcoming those streaming competitors onto its own hardware, with tech news site Apple Insider noting that the company's policies discourage third - party services from selling video content through Apple's mobile and TV operating systems.

It looks like the South Korean tech company may have a plan to outdo the competition when it comes to mobile health tracking.

The tech company is expanding beyond its core PC gaming audience to sponsor developer Super Evil Megacorp's mobile MOBA (multiplayer online battle arena) game, Vainglory, through the developer's ESL partnership.

With the rise of mobile tech for retail, companies in the M2C space are leveraging technology to increase their reach.

He's a technology executive who has scaled B2C and B2B tech companies in mobile, social, e-commerce, and advertising.

Qualcomm CEO Steve Mollenkopf compared the dispute with Apple over potentially billions of dollars in royalties on mobile chipsets to earlier fights Qualcomm has had over the years with other tech companies that were settled out of court.

The multifaceted Japanese tech giant is not letting a failed bid for T - Mobile stand in the way of its quest to become the biggest company in the world.

The gold rush metaphor applies well to tech startups, as evidenced in companies such as Critical Path, which as you likely know created and supported mobile apps as an outside contractor.

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Sticking to Asian companies and the mobile market, Chinese phone maker Xiaomi filed to go public in Hong Kong and raise up to $ 10 billion, which would easily rank as the largest initial public offering of the year and third all - time among tech companies, trailing only Alibaba and Facebook.

YellowPepper, a Miami - based tech company, is undergoing a growth spurt, recently deploying its mobile payments technology in Colombia, Ecuador and Mexico and looking to expand to other Latin American countries.

It isn't disclosing which companies are using its tech, except to say that the startup is in talks with some of the leaders in the gaming, VR / AR, mobile, music and automotive industries.

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Most of China's tech giants, including instant messaging and gaming company Tencent, mobile handset maker Xiaomi, portal and microblogging giant Sina, and the country's video streaming sites YoukuTudou, iQiyi, and LeTV, all have rushed into the rapidly growing space, joining upstarts such as Panda TV, an e-sports streaming app owned by Wang Sicong, the son of Wang Jianlin, China's richest man, a real estate mogul with aspirations in media and entertainment.

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Verve is not the first mobile ad tech company to run into trouble this summer: One of its competitors, GroundTruth — long known as xAd — recently ousted its CEO after a breach of company policy, triggering an «investigation» that the company has still declined to publicly explain.

«Mobile is a piece of everything we do because if you're a tech company today, mobile falls all the way up and down the tech stack, from security and storage up to apps,» Ms. GouwMobile is a piece of everything we do because if you're a tech company today, mobile falls all the way up and down the tech stack, from security and storage up to apps,» Ms. Gouwmobile falls all the way up and down the tech stack, from security and storage up to apps,» Ms. Gouw said.

«We see the Company as well positioned to grow its many emerging fin tech business in mobile...

Companies and startups from a wide variety of industries including autonomous, automotive technologies, water - tech, UAV, safe - city, social, mobile, cyber security, IoT, healthcare, smart - city, energy and security, amongst others.

I typically represent technology companies in various sectors including web 2.0, mobile, semiconductors, EDA, security, software, networking, clean tech, digital media, video games, virtual worlds, medical devices and pharmaceuticals.

In its prospectus, Redfin differentiates itself from other tech companies that use only the internet and mobile apps to connect consumers with businesses.

* Our portfolio companies are in the fields of SaaS, Enterprise Software, Health - tech, E-commerce, Mobile, IoT, but we are not limited only to those areas.

Dell, the pioneering computer company that has struggled to match innovative mobile products from Apple, Google, and Samsung, is in talks to go private with help from prominent tech private equity firm Silver Lake Partners and software giant Microsoft, according to multiple reports.

In particular, the GIC believes investors should diversify their tech exposure by owning leading companies in SMAC — security, mobile / social, analytics and the cloud — key tech growth areas that the GIC believes may produce strong returns.

While in the past online and offline retailers tended to be mortal enemies, in China the rapid growth of e-commerce and mobile shopping is encouraging tie - ups like the Alibaba - Suning deal as Internet companies teamed with old - school retailers try to leverage each others» strengths to introduce new, mobile - tech - enabled products and services.

Every big tech company seems to be making bets on mobile payments, the Internet of Things, and virtual reality.

The tech - money world is abuzz today with news that Starbucks (a coffee company you may be familiar with) has teamed up with Square (a mobile credit card company you will...

The tech - money world is abuzz today with news that Starbucks (a coffee company you may be familiar with) has teamed up with Square (a mobile credit card company you will soon be very familiar with.)

Tech companies — Facebook, Google and IBM, to name a few — are quick to tout the world - changing powers of «big data» gleaned from mobile devices, Web searches, citizen science projects and sensor networks.

The latest IT news on technology topics, including operating systems, software, security, mobile, storage and Internet, emerging tech, and technology companies.

Ihave been an x-ray tech for 28 years and decided to start my own mobile x-ray company.

TECH CRUNCH - Sep 3 - According to new data from U.S. / German carrier billing company mopay, mobile gaming is currently the biggest generator of carrier billing revenues, accounting for over half of all transactions and growing at a rate of ~ 30 % YOY.