Archive of all Wireless news
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Mobile Acuity’s visual recognition platform powers a Nokia
Mobile Acuity’s visual recognition platform has enabled Nokia Interactive to win the Most innovative use of technology in mobile marketing and Best creativity in mobile marketing categories at the mobilemarketing08 awards. The Company’s visual recognition platform powers Shoot & Score, a mobile marketing campaign created by Nokia Interactive and Mobile Acuity for one of the world’s largest mobile operators. -
Artilium Acquires Location-Based Software Innovator Trisent Communications
More accurate than Google, up to 25 times cheaper than GPS, Trisent Software with Artilium’s Platform Enables Operators to Monetize Location-Aware Services. -
BBC Innovation Labs - Opportunities in Wireless
BBC Innovation Labs - Opportunities in Wireless Future Media & Technology is looking for new formats that allow for interactivity around events and event-based programming, using mobile devices. -
Tag Games set for expansion
Dundee games company, Tag Games, is set for expansion following a successful drive to raise investment.
Tag Games Limited – whose founders have helped create and develop titles such as Grand Theft Auto and State of Emergency – has raised “significant funds” from a variety of sources.
In particular, the company has attracted the interest of leading Scottish technology entrepreneur Bill Dobbie, as well as funding from the Scottish Enterprise Seed Fund. The company is now looking to recruit six new members of staff.
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Scottish Software Awards
Wireless Innovation are sponsoring the “Best Wireless/Mobile Software Solution” at this years Scottish Software Awards. Companies developing any application, solution or product across the whole of Scotland are encouraged to nominate themselves for this category. -
Hillington Park Innovation Centre plays host to European Mobility Conference
Wednesday 10th October is the date for Scotland’s largest mobility conference in 2007 where 85 technology entrepreneurs from across Scotland will be invited to the Hillington Park Innovation Centre to hear some top class speakers from the mobile and wireless marketplace, and interact with other like-minded SME technology companies from across Europe, as well as Multinational Enterprises (MNE’s). -
Extended Small Business Funding for Innovative Website Builder training course
Following a highly successful pilot programme, Glasgow City Council has agreed to continue funding local SME companies attending an innovative web training course run by Glasgow design and consultancy firm NSDesign Ltd. -
GSMA to tackle mobile innovation bottleneck
The GSMA has launched an ongoing programme to help the thousands of small and medium-sized companies developing innovative mobile products and services reach mobile operators and bring their innovations to end-users. The Mobile Innovation Programme is also designed to stimulate and showcase innovation around mobile services and better align innovators with the needs of the mobile industry and its customers. To find out how to submit your submission, read the rest of the article at http://www.mobileinnovation.org/News/GSMA_to_tackle_mobile_innovation_bottleneck.asp -
New Wired and Wireless Lab for University of Strathclyde
The Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at University of Strathclyde has recently invested in the establishment of the “The Prof. Geoffrey Smith Intelligent Dynamic Communications Networks Laboratory”, a state-of-the-art capability which will house wireless and wired communications network test-beds with associated software modelling clusters and digital signal processing hardware development. The lab will open on 3rd July 2007 from 11am. To register your interest in attending the opening, please email m.aitken@eee.strath.ac.uk. -
ME Awards 2007
You’ve got just over a week left to submit your nomination for this year’s ME Awards. But don’t panic, all we require is a short one-page pitch document. -
Telecoms Mission to Russia - September 2007
Reserve your place on our telecoms mission to Russia: Moscow & St Petersburg, 23-28 September 2007. UK Trade & Investment and Russo-British Chamber of Commerce invite UK companies to explore communications sector opportunities in Russia. -
Scots fly the flag at 3GSM in Barcelona
Scots fly the flag at 3GSM in Barcelona
Forty Scottish wireless and mobile companies are gathering at this year's 3GSM's in Barcelona this week. The companies, drawn from a wide range of disciplines within the fast-growing sector, will be at 3GSM to make contacts, do deals and develop their understanding of new market and product developments in one of the world's fastest-growing technology sectors.
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ILLUMINATING NEW TECHNOLOGY RAISES THE BAR FOR THE FAMOUS GROUSE BRAND
Innovative LED Technology Promotes New Opportunities in Point of Sale Market
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TraceAll announces international ISV partnership with Symbol
TraceAll (Hillington Park Innovation Centre, Glasgow) announces its international partnership with Symbol Technologies Inc., (NYSE: SBL) as a member of its Independent Software Vendor programme through the Symbol Worldwide Channel Strategy, Development and Marketing group. -
Scottish company slashes mobile roaming costs for business travellers
Cherry grows organically with support from Wireless Innovation
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SCOTTISH COMPANY TRACEALL HELPS RAISE FOOD STANDARDS
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Scotland’s Wireless Innovation and France’s PACA Mobile Center join forces to offer multi-site unique wireless services
Two of Europe's leading mobile technology support organisations have announced a working partnership to lower barriers and further aid in the development and commercialisation of cutting edge mobile applications in the small to medium sized (SME) sector. -
New Mobile Technology Allows Businesses to Continually Track
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SCOTTISH COMPANIES BENEFIT FROM 3GSM RIPPLE EFFECT
In the few weeks since the international 3GSM show in Barcelona many of the Scottish companies that attended are seeing the discussions they had with potential customers translate into firm orders worth millions. -
Scottish businesses sense importance of intelligent environments
Wireless Innovation's Sixth Sense seminar shows wireless is getting smart
