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Our clients include Pre-IPO Startups and Fortune 500 companies who design, manufacture, build and sell state of the art, bleeding edge technologies. They include semiconductor companies focused on (SOC) Systems on Chip development as well as product companies which integrate these core technologies into systems and infrastructures for the delivery of next generation voice, data, or multimedia content. See our client list


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Read the latest industry news from the Emerging and Advanced Communication Technology sectors.

technology New app promises wireless sync for iPhone — if Apple approves it (Ben Patterson)

Ben Patterson - Zune users have been able to sync their music and videos over Wi-Fi for years now — not so for patrons of the iPhone or iPod Touch, which can only sync up files via USB tethering. That said, an enterprising developer is looking to change the game when it comes to wireless iPhone and/or iPod Touch syncing ... if Apple will let him, that is.

BlackBerry's new Pearl 3G goes old-school with 14-button keypad (Ben Patterson)

Ben Patterson - What's the first thing that comes to mind when it comes to a BlackBerry? For me, it's Research In Motion's iconic QWERTY keypad, or at the very least the modified "SureType" keyboard, which crams a couple of letter keys on each number key. So it's a little jarring to get a load of RIM's new, pumped-up Pearl 3G — the first BlackBerry ever with a standard alphanumeric keypad, same as on many garden-variety cell phones.