Tag archive: mobile phone handsets

Another day, another chapter in the long-running patent battle between mobile technology giants Qualcomm and Broadcom: a federal court of appeals has vacated a ban on importing mobile phone handsets that use Qualcomm-made technology found to infringe on patents held by Broadcom. While the appeals court upheld the finding that Qualcomm infringed on a Broadcom battery-saving patent, the court also ruled that the International Trade Commission… Read More

OLEDs, intended primarily for use in mobile phone handsets, are made of electricity-powered light-emitting organic substances and have been praised for having a wider viewing angle, lower power consumption and swifter response time than thin-film transistor-liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) screens. “The development of 17-inch monitors will pave the way for Samsung to develop additional panels for larger TVs and monitors,” said an… Read More

The displays, known as LCDs, sharpen the images shown on televisions, mobile phone handsets and other screens. Seiko Epson — also known as Epson — will own 55 percent of the joint venture the companies will form on Oct. 1. Sanyo will own the remainder. The new new company will focus on small and mid-sized LCDs, or those mainly used in mobile phone handsets, digital still cameras and automobile electronics. Japanese… Read More