At a glance: Top mobile-phone processor makers

Intel Corp. is re-entering the market for mobile-phone chips with the proposed $1.4 billion acquisition of the wireless-chip division of Germany's Infineon Technologies AG. Below are the rankings of the top makers of processors and other communications chips for mobile phones, as ranked by Gartner Inc. based on worldwide figures in 2009.

Details about LG’s E900 Windows 7 Phone revealed

The website Android.com.pl has posted specs, images and video of the yet to be released LG E900 smartphone powered by Windows Phone 7. Some specs posted about the phone reveal that it is powered by Qualcomm’s 1.3 GHz Snapdragon processor (QSD8650). Other specs include: - 3.7 capacitive TFT LCD display - Light sensor - [...]

LG Windows Phone 7 tips up

THE INQUIRER Looks surprisingly good

Foxconn Loss Widens on Declining Prices for Phones

Foxconn International Holdings Ltd., the world’s biggest contract maker of mobile-phones, said its first-half loss widened after the company increased research spending to attract orders and average selling prices declined.

Intel seeks to close mobile gap with Infineon unit

Intel seeks to close mobile gap with Infineon unit