Qualcomm news from FierceWireless:Europe

Nokia and Qualcomm have finally ended their long-winded and frequently acrimonious legal battle over patents. The two companies had legal actions pending in the US, UK, France, Germany, Italy and Read more...

With LTE being seen as a major boost to the future success of femtocells, the joint testing of a reference design against the proposed LTE standard should help with its chances. The joint testing has Read more...

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The Dutch cell phone operator KPN will launch its DVB-H mobile TV service on June 5th using handsets from LG and Samsung. The service, Europe's first to offer nationwide coverage, will begin with 10 Read more...

While not fully accepting that it was mimicking Nokia, Qualcomm executives have outlined plans for the company that will target increased revenues by working with operators at a data services and Read more...

The burgeoning femtocell market has been given a significant boost following the decision by Qualcomm Ventures to acquire a shareholding in the U.K.-based developer ip.access. This move by one of the Read more...

Having won the auction for the U.K.-wide L-band spectrum auction, Qualcomm has been reluctant to define what it might be used for other than to 'explore emerging business models and advanced mobile Read more...

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While those involved proudly announced they had agreed to only charge each other 'reasonable' licence fees for LTE patents, the accord was overshadowed by the absence of key players, such as Qualcomm Read more...

The European Commission has ordered all 27 EU member states to 'privilege' DVB-H over other mobile TV technologies such as Qualcomm's MediaFLO and DMB. The reasons given for this decision were that Read more...