New York, N.Y.The 2008 GSMA Mobile World Congress kicked off in Barcelona, Spain this week featuring the latest in technology, services and developments aimed at advancing mobile broadband worldwide.
eeProductCenter is providing its readers with a compilation of products from Mobile World Congress that all have one thing in common: to drive the success of the mobile industry over the next year. Check here for daily updates on the hot products being introduced at the show.
RF SoC supports global TV standards for cell phones
Front-end module targets 3.9G wireless applications
Quad-core multi-threaded processors support Serial RapidIO, IEEE1588
Mobile TV ICs deliver high integration, energy efficiency
IXIA to demo mobile network testing with real-world triple-play traffic
AMD unveils multimedia products for media-rich mobile devices
Real-time signaling analyzer incorporates LTE, SAE technology
Programmable transceiver spans 700MHz to 3.8GHz
DVB-H/T receiver housed in 5-mm x 5-mm CSP package
TriQuint shrinks quad-band edge PA modules by 50%
MIPI D-PHY test solution delivers digital serial analysis for mobile devices
Cavium Networks expands multi-core MIPS64 processor family
Sequoia announces transceiver support for multiple wireless specs
RF Transceiver targets 2G and 3G modes with a single chip
Antenna chip sharpens mobile digital TV reception
Ultra-low-power audio codec integrates Class G headphone amp
Applications processor enhances content viewing on mobile devices
RF power amplifier claims exceptional linearity, efficiency
Agilent adds WiMAX manufacturing test support for Sequans Wave 2 chipset
Li-ion battery charger ICs optimize battery life, performance
CMOS RF switches offer GaAs performance
Xilinx, Freescale demo DPD design for efficient Pas
ARM expands development tools for pre-silicon mobile design
OmniVision single-chip 3-megapixel CameraChip hits Barcelona
Transmit processor aims to improve efficiency
Audience voice processor mimics human hearing to improve mobile calls
Samsung touts chip advances at Mobile Congress
NVidia rolls first cellular CPU
NXP demonstrates dual-mode EDGE-WiMAX reference design
CEVA adds RealVideo, VC-1 to its media platform
Mobile TV heats up with Broadcom’s 65-nm SoC
TI delivers single chip baseband solution
Kit does digital filtering for wideband signal repeaters
TI rolls infrastructure platform for HSPA+
Kodak sets new pixel-size benchmark for 5-MP CMOS image sensors
Audio and power management IC delivers longer battery life, lower cost
TriQuint launches two new RF modules
IFT software delivers real-world stress test for cellular phones
Low-power silicon tuner supports all global mobile broadcast standards
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