Motorola launches Signature 27 premium handset with Qualcomm's flagship chip
Motorola has officially launched its Signature 27 smartphone after previewing the flagship device at the Snapdragon Summit in September. The handset features a 7,000 mAh battery, described as 35 percent larger than the original Signature model, and is powered by Qualcomm's premium Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 SoC in an aluminium body measuring 7.99 mm thick.
Motorola launches Signature 27 premium handset with Qualcomm's flagship chip
Motorola has officially launched its Signature 27 smartphone after previewing the flagship device at the Snapdragon Summit in September. The handset features a 7,000 mAh battery, described as 35 percent larger than the original Signature model, and is powered by Qualcomm's premium Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 SoC in an aluminium body measuring 7.99 mm thick.
BT Group revenue up 1 percent to GBP 8.8 billion in H1
BT Group reported revenue of GBP 8.8 billion for the half-year to 30 September, up 1 percent from GBP 8.70 billion a year earlier on higher handset revenue in Consumer, offset partially by lower adjusted service revenue, which fell 1 percent to GBP 7.7 billion. Adjusted EBITDA was up 1 percent year-on-year to GBP 4.1 billion, with a decline in voice offset by lower staff costs and wider cost savings. Reported profit before tax rose 12 percent to GBP 1.1 billion on lower restructuring costs and EBITDA flow-
BT Group revenue up 1 percent to GBP 8.8 billion in H1
BT Group reported revenue of GBP 8.8 billion for the half-year to 30 September, up 1 percent from GBP 8.70 billion a year earlier on higher handset revenue in Consumer, offset partially by lower adjusted service revenue, which fell 1 percent to GBP 7.7 billion. Adjusted EBITDA was up 1 percent year-on-year to GBP 4.1 billion, with a decline in voice offset by lower staff costs and wider cost savings. Reported profit before tax rose 12 percent to GBP 1.1 billion on lower restructuring costs and EBITDA flow-
China Telecom launches OneGrowth Initiative in APAC, strikes AI and satellite deals at Bangkok Summit
China Telecom launched its OneGrowth Global Collaboration and Co-Creation Initiative in Asia Pacific, at the China Telecom Smart APAC AI Innovation Summit in Bangkok. Via this initiative, China Telecom seeks to develop partnerships with regional operators and technology companies in digital infrastructure and AI services. Singtel, NTT, AIS, True, ETL, Measat and SenseTime were among the partners participating in the launch.
China Telecom launches OneGrowth Initiative in APAC, strikes AI and satellite deals at Bangkok Summit
Qualcomm Q4 revenues fall 8% as shift away from smartphones takes time
Qualcomm reported revenues for its fiscal fourth quarter to September down 8 percent year-on-year to USD 10.3 billion, in line with its forecast. Over the full fiscal year the chipmaker's turnover fell 3 percent to USD 43.1 billion on the slump in the smartphone market. Qualcomm said FY27 marks the start of its "non-handset revenue inflection", with revenues from other products expected to grow 60 percent, helping offset the weak handset sales. The first quarter will remain difficult, with revenues forecast
Qualcomm Q4 revenues fall 8% as shift away from smartphones takes time
Lenovo promotes Asia head to lead Motorola Mobility
Lenovo has named Amar Babu the new head of its Motorola smartphone business. He takes on the title of Mobile Business Group General Manager and Motorola Global President from 01 January 2027. Babu currently is senior VP and President of Asia Pacific for Lenovo, suggesting the company is targeting Asia as its next growth market for Motorola phones.
Lenovo promotes Asia head to lead Motorola Mobility
Deutsche Telekom lifts dividend 10% on higher FY cash flow outlook
Deutsche Telekom announced plans for a 10 percent increase in its annual dividend alongside third-quarter results. The company said it's on track to slightly exceed its previous forecasts for this year, with the outlooks for both adjusted EBITDA and free cash flow increased by EUR 100 million. In Q3, the company's revenues rose 7.5 percent year-on-year to EUR 31.1 billion, with growth across all three markets, and adjusted EBITDA AL was up 9.9 percent to EUR 12.2 billion. Deutsche Telekom's net profit impro
Deutsche Telekom lifts dividend 10% on higher FY cash flow outlook
Inseego expects Q4 revenue growth to hit 16-34% after acquisition of Nokia FastMile assets
Inseego is targeting double-digit revenue growth in Q4, thanks to an inaugural three-month revenue contribution from the former Nokia FastMile FWA business it acquired. The company projects quarterly revenues will reach USD 56-65 million, including USD 35-40 million from Nokia FastMile products and USD 21-25 million from Inseego's North America division. That's equal to year-on-year growth of 15.7 - 34.3 percent. Inseego's adjusted EBITDA forecast ranges from break even to USD 2 million profit. The figure f
Inseego expects Q4 revenue growth to hit 16-34% after acquisition of Nokia FastMile assets
US Amazon Prime members get Uber Eats perks
Amazon has partnered with Uber to offer a new benefit for Prime subscribers in the US. US Prime member can now get free delivery on restaurant orders of USD 25+ through Amazon, powered by Uber Eats. This allows Prime members to order restaurant food through Amazon.com or the Amazon Shopping app, without the need for a new app, Uber account or credentials. Prime members can also get USD 20 off their first two Uber Eats orders worth USD 25+ for the first 14 days; and Prime Visa cardholders can earn 5 percent
US Amazon Prime members get Uber Eats perks
BCE revenue grows over 8 percent to CAD 6.18 billion in Q3
BCE has reported revenue of CAD 6.18 billion for Q3 2026, up 2.2 percent from CAD 6.05 billion in Q3 2025, with adjusted EBITDA up slightly to CAD 2.79 billion, from CAD 2.76 billion. Revenue growth was driven by 1.6 percent higher service revenue to CAD 5.41 billion, and 6.9 percent growth in product revenue to CAD 770 million. The higher service revenue reflects the contribution of Bell Communications and Technology Services (Bell CTS) US (which includes full quarterly results for Ziply Fiber) and growth
BCE revenue grows over 8 percent to CAD 6.18 billion in Q3
Brazil mandates automatic roaming on highways and small towns
Brazilian telecoms regulator Anatel has approved new rules requiring mobile operators to provide automatic roaming for competitors' subscribers on federal and state highways, in municipalities with fewer than 30,000 residents, and in non-municipal localities. The mandate applies to mobile infrastructure built to fulfill regulatory commitments or funded by public federal resources, ensuring users are served at their normal plan rates without extra charges. Operators will have 90 days to implement roaming in
Brazil mandates automatic roaming on highways and small towns
Brazil approves new measures to combat A2P SMS fraud
Brazilian telecommunications regulator Anatel said it has approved a set of security and governance measures to curb fraud in Application-to-Person (A2P) SMS messaging. They include establishing standardised, dedicated short codes to prevent multi-company sharing, creating a central public directory of short codes and brand owners, and mandating automated traffic-monitoring tools across mobile providers.
