Approximately 350 media and analysts attended a Motorola Mobility press conference in Las Vegas today to hear CEO Sanjay Jha announce new devices that give consumers new ways to stay connected to their business and personal lives. The highly anticipated, Motorola XOOM, is the company’s first tablet device that will be added to the growing [...]
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The home automation industry has followed a long and tortuous road, but a number of new products on the market and planned broadband services suggest we may have turned a corner. Word came out today that Verizon has a smart-home trial planned for next month, and a broader commercial launch scheduled for some time in [...]
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It’s been three years since Comcast made a splash at CES with the unveiling of Tru2way, and since then, both cable and telco providers have kept a pretty low profile at the show. However, with the growth of mobile broadband, and broadband video, operators are likely re-evaluating how they should approach the annual Vegas shindig. [...]
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Verizon threw down the gauntlet early on with its FiOS IMG guide interface and features like TV widgets, a decent search function, and VOD cover art. However, the guide has always had certain shortcomings – like no HD display – and cable companies have started to roll out their own improvements to compete with the [...]
Back in September, Verizon and Motorola launched the Ultimate Game Day Access sweepstakes with a chance to win a VIP experiences at one of 10 NFL regular-season games as well as a trip and tickets to Super Bowl XLV with VIP access. The contest is now over, but with more than 85,000 entires, it ranks [...]
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