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Motorola Solutions has developed a mobile application, OneForce Core, to help Western Australia police officers with their work and be more informed of their surroundings to keep communities safe.

Motorola Solutions and communications partner Central Radio Services (CRS) are helping New Zealand’s forest management company City Forests to work more safely and efficiently while complying with COVID-19 work requirements with the deployment of a new radio network.

Chipmaker Qualcomm Technologies has announced a new SoC, the 778G 5G, new reference designs to speed up 5G adoption across industry segments, and new features in its X65 5G Modem-RF systems that it claims will help expand 5G take-up across the globe.

Since 2015, I’ve heard promises of over-the-air wireless technology, with Ossia, Energous, Xiaomi and Motorola among the companies who have already announced a lot of work in this area, and now Motorola has made a second announcement with GuRu Wireless.

Both in speed and adoption, 5G has outstripped earlier technologies such as 4G and 3G, the technology analyst firm Counterpoint Research says, accounting for more than 60% of devices sold in the first two months of 2021 in the US.

The exit of South Korean smartphone maker LG from the industry on 31 July will benefit at least four other players, the technology analyst firm Counterpoint Research says.

The latest data from Kantar "shows 25% of iPhone 12 models were bought for ‘5G capability’ across major Markets and significantly over-indexed vs. the average smartphone bought", with the iPhone 11 still very popular and Samsung's sales share also up by 2.3%.

For years now, companies have teased the ability to charge devices truly wirelessly, receiving power through the air like your device receives Wi-Fi, but despite new demos from Xiaomi and Lenovo's Motorola last week, you can't buy an air charger yet.

The deal is a “multi-year contract for mission critical technology and services to transform emergency management in the state”.

Samsung will be the lone name missing from the list of Android smartphone makers who have all pledged to use the latest silicon from Qualcomm, the 888 5G mobile platform, in smartphones next year.

As previously reported, AgileXperts' headcount has grown significantly this year.

The chief executive of the mobile industry lobby group, Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association, Chris Althaus, has stepped down after 15 years in the role following the organisation's annual general body meeting which was held on Thursday.

For the second year running, Nokia smartphones, made by HMD Global, have topped the trust rankings of technology analyst firm Counterpoint Research. Software, security, build quality and enterprise-recommended devices were considered for the rankings. OnePlus was ranked second.

Cloud platform and services firm Versent has appointed former AWS ANZ managing director Paul Migliorini as a non-executive director.

Global smartphone manufacturer, Motorola, proves you don't need to spend thousands for a leading-edge 5G high-end, beautiful, fast, dual-SIM Android 10 phone.

Sales of 5G smartphones accounted for 14% of total smartphone sales in the US in August, a big rise from just 3% in January, the technology analyst firm Counterpoint Research says.

Qualcomm will release a 5G chip in its Snapdragon 4-series early next year, the company announced at the IFA industrial exhibition in Berlin on Thursday, in what it characterised as a move to bring down the price of smartphones with the technology.

Chipmaker Qualcomm Technologies has released its first 5G mobile platform in the 6-series, the Snapdragon 690 5G, which it claims will pave for the way for cheaper smartphones that can use the new technology.

Google phone has just pipped Motorola in the mobile phone handset customer satisfaction ratings, taking number one spot with a rating of 95.6% to Motorola’s 93.4% rating, in the latest Roy Morgan ratings report.

Global cloud data integration and data integrity vendor Talend has appointed Christal Bemont, former chief revenue officer at SAP Concur, as its chief executive officer.