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Sony Ericsson’s Xperia Play avalible May 26th
Playstation gamers rejoice! The likes of a truly portable Playstation phone is coming stateside and I want in. While I know Sony’s Playstation network and the like are in a world of hurt right now but it’s not like we are all going to run to pick up an Xbox…are we, are we? For those true to Playstation gaming, some pretty exciting news has been made official today. The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play has made its way to an official American channel and will be ready for your thumbs later this month. Rumors of a Playstation phone have been churning up since 2007 and have been dreamed of for years before, however solid evidence of its possibilities surfaced mid last year. Today after years of rumor, speculation and dreaming the first gen Playstation phone has been officially announced stateside.
The Xperia Play by Sony Ericsson is the first official Playstation phone and has been making its international rounds as of late. Tuesday, Verizon officially announced the launch of the Xperia Play making them the first US carrier to carry the Xperia Play. The Xperia Play will be available come May 26th and will cost you about $200 bucks under a new 2 year contract. In case you missed the specs on this puppy, here is a little recap. The Xperia Play run’s Android version 2.3 Gingerbread, it uses a 1GHz Snapdragon II processor coupled with an Adreno 205 GPU. Over the top of this slider is a 4 inch touch screen LCD with a 480×854 pixel resolution, slide the Xperia Play open to expose a familiar set of controls found on our beloved Dual Shock Playstation controllers, minus the analog thumb-sticks of course. In place of the iconic analog thumbsticks is the next best thing in touch pads located in the same location. The Xperia Play also has right and left shoulder bumpers for full emersion. But don’t be fooled the
XPlay is still a phone, it sports a 5 mega pixel camera, full Flash Support, a front facing VGA camera, hotspot capabilities and full support for Google services just like any good Android does.
Keep in mind the Xperia Play is the first Play station certified phone to hit the market and is just the beginning. The Sony Ericsson XPlay will come preloaded with seven games including Madden NFL ’11, Bruce Lee Dragon Warrior, Adrenaline, Asphalt 6, The Sims 3, Star Battalion, Crash Bandicoot and everyone’s timeless favorite Tetris. So is the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play for you, are you interested in getting your game on no matter where you are? Sound off in the comments below and let us know what you think.
Malaysia's Maxis Communications is reported to be planning a US$2 billion stock market flotation by the end of this year - just two years after the company was taken private by its current owner. Citing unnamed sources, the Reuters news agency said that Maxis has chosen Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse and CIMB to advise it on a listing in Kuala Lumpur.
Under Malaysian stock market rules, a company needs to sell a minimum 25 percent stake to list on the stock exchange. The report follows a call by Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak for local companies to seek listings on the stock exchange to boost inward investment.
"It will create some sort of excitement because it was the darling of investors then and it had substantial foreign shareholdings too," Abdul Jalil Rasheed, equities chief at Aberdeen Asset Management's Malaysia unit said on Wednesday .
"There is no announcement at this point. An announcement will be made at the appropriate time," Catherine Leong, Maxis' head of public relations, told Reuters when asked for a comment.
Maxis' CEO, Sandip Das has however recently denied previous rumours that the company would seek a stock market listing to raise funds for its expansion programs. CIMB Research, in a research note in June, said Maxis would be seeking a relisting, possibly as early as September this year.
Maxis is 75% owned by local billionaire, Ananda Krishnan, who took the company private two years ago via his privately Usaha Tegas holding company. The remaining 25% is own by state-owned Saudi Telecom.
A couple of months ago it was also reported that France Telecom was looking at taking a stake in Maxis controlled Indian subsidiary, Aircel for between US$1.4-$2 billion. Aircel, which has a subscriber Base of 19.6 million, is thought to have a valuation of between $7 billion and $8 billion.
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Apple crushes BlackBerry-maker RIM: app developers
TORONTO- Apple has cemented its dominance as the most popular mobile platform among application developers while Google’s Android has receded and Research In Motion’s devices plunged anew, according to a quarterly survey that may signal sales trends for mobile devices.
The survey, which asked developers if they were interested in writing programs for various devices, showed Google’s Android slipped even though sales of devices powered by the operating system surged.
The platform is fragmenting as an array of hardware makers adapt it in different ways for their devices, unlike Apple’s platform, which is used exclusively by the maker of the iPhone and iPad, said Mike King, a strategist at Appcelerator. The firm, which works with developers, conducted the survey in conjunction with IDC, a research firm.
“The fragmentation of the platform, which Google seems unable to curtail, is driving this drop in interest,” King said.
Developer interest is a useful indicator of broader support for a platform as consumers are drawn to devices that can perform specific tasks such as checking news or stock prices, tracking jogging distances or finding restaurants.
In a second finding by the survey, app developers said they expected Google’s extensive reach to help its new social media platform to catch up with Facebook eventually.
The search engine company launched Google+ last year, but it has so far failed to dent the dominance of Facebook, which has nearly 900 million users, half of them using a mobile device.
Two-thirds of those surveyed expect Google’s army of services such as Gmail, search, Youtube and Google Maps to give it momentum in catching up to Facebook.
“The engagement with the developers gives Google the ability to punch well above its weight in terms of mobile and social,” King said.
Almost nine in every 10 developers surveyed said they were ‘very interested’ in developing for iPhone and iPad, while eight in 10 had interest in Android phones and only two-thirds were interested in Android tablets.
Most said they plan to use at least some HTML5 web-based code in their mobile apps, which can help to free developers from the restrictions of app stores and broaden their reach.
Interest in Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 was steady at 37 percent, while Research In Motion’s BlackBerry fell sharply again, with less than 16 percent expressing an interest, down from more than 20 percent three months ago.
The survey was conducted January 25-27 and February 21-23, just as RIM was launching a major upgrade to the QNX software on its poor-selling PlayBook tablet. QNX will also power RIM’s next-generation handsets, due later this year.
“Developers are taking a wait and see approach with QNX,” King said.
The survey questioned almost 2,200 developers, about 38 percent from Europe, 34 percent from North America and 28 percent from elsewhere.
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iPhone May Bring Sprint 'To Its Knees'
A prominent telecoms analyst argues that the some investors are already pricing in a 50/50 probability of a filing over the next five years as the nation's third leading wireless carrier struggles to build a network to competitively handle the iPhone.
A next generation LTE iPhone from Apple(AAPL) may put Sprint at a disadvantage against larger carriers AT&T(T) andVerizon(VZ), moving the company in the direction of bankruptcy, argues Bernstein Research analyst Craig Moffett in a March 19 note.
That's because Sprint's still budding 4G network will be tested in a big way when Apple launches a LTE iPhone that's expected later in 2012. In contrast, AT&T and Verizon have networks with extensive national coverage that are tracking at a much quicker completion.
Moffett of Bernstein Research sees two scenarios for Sprint playing out with investors split evenly on the company's prospects.
"In the first, the company successfully navigates its complicated Network Vision upgrade, stabilizes Clearwire's financial position, and delivers a compelling 4G product. In the second, some combination of its gargantuan take-or-pay contract with Apple, a hobbled 4G offering, and a stupendous debt burden bring the company to its knees."
That second scenario increases Sprint's bankruptcy risk, which Moffett notes is already a 50% probability according to prices on contract that guarantee the company's debt for 5 years.
The crux of the problem is that as Sprint looks to bolster its smartphone services, the company may run dry on finances as it bolsters its wireless network through an increasingly expensive partnership with Clearwire(CLWR) and takes on a $15 billion plus commitment to carry the iPhone. As Sprint's debts begin to mature through 2015, the company may find it hard to raise additional capital to fund its network and selling commitments, increasing the prospect of bankruptcy, Moffett argues.
While Sprint is easily able to handle its debts through 2014 with its cash on hand, in 2015, Sprint has $2.6 billion coming due and its 4G network partner Clearwire has an additional $3 billion maturing. "If Sprint's performance is not substantially improved from current levels by that time, capital may not be made available for the refinancings," writes Moffett of network based headaches that the company may face as a result of an increasingly speedy and data intensive batch of iPhones.
"To be clear, we are not predicting a Sprint bankruptcy. We are merely acknowledging that it is a very legitimate risk. And notwithstanding a recent rally in Sprint shares, we believe that risk is rising." A Sprint spokesperson declined to comment on the content of Moffett's research note.
Sprint's shares fell nearly 5% to $2.75 in Monday trading, putting a damper on an over 17% year-to-date surge. Still, even after a 2012 surge, Sprint shares are off nearly 50% in the last 12 months.
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Sony Ericsson’s Xperia Play avalible May 26th
The Xperia Play by Sony Ericsson is the first official Playstation phone and has been making its international rounds as of late. Tuesday, Verizon officially announced the launch of the Xperia Play making them the first US carrier to carry the Xperia Play. The Xperia Play will be available come May 26th and will cost you about $200 bucks under a new 2 year contract. In case you missed the specs on this puppy, here is a little recap. The Xperia Play run’s Android version 2.3 Gingerbread, it uses a 1GHz Snapdragon II processor coupled with an Adreno 205 GPU. Over the top of this slider is a 4 inch touch screen LCD with a 480×854 pixel resolution, slide the Xperia Play open to expose a familiar set of controls found on our beloved Dual Shock Playstation controllers, minus the analog thumb-sticks of course. In place of the iconic analog thumbsticks is the next best thing in touch pads located in the same location. The Xperia Play also has right and left shoulder bumpers for full emersion. But don’t be fooled the
XPlay is still a phone, it sports a 5 mega pixel camera, full Flash Support, a front facing VGA camera, hotspot capabilities and full support for Google services just like any good Android does.
Keep in mind the Xperia Play is the first Play station certified phone to hit the market and is just the beginning. The Sony Ericsson XPlay will come preloaded with seven games including Madden NFL ’11, Bruce Lee Dragon Warrior, Adrenaline, Asphalt 6, The Sims 3, Star Battalion, Crash Bandicoot and everyone’s timeless favorite Tetris. So is the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play for you, are you interested in getting your game on no matter where you are? Sound off in the comments below and let us know what you think.
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Under Malaysian stock market rules, a company needs to sell a minimum 25 percent stake to list on the stock exchange. The report follows a call by Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak for local companies to seek listings on the stock exchange to boost inward investment.
"It will create some sort of excitement because it was the darling of investors then and it had substantial foreign shareholdings too," Abdul Jalil Rasheed, equities chief at Aberdeen Asset Management's Malaysia unit said on Wednesday .
"There is no announcement at this point. An announcement will be made at the appropriate time," Catherine Leong, Maxis' head of public relations, told Reuters when asked for a comment.
Maxis' CEO, Sandip Das has however recently denied previous rumours that the company would seek a stock market listing to raise funds for its expansion programs. CIMB Research, in a research note in June, said Maxis would be seeking a relisting, possibly as early as September this year.
Maxis is 75% owned by local billionaire, Ananda Krishnan, who took the company private two years ago via his privately Usaha Tegas holding company. The remaining 25% is own by state-owned Saudi Telecom.
A couple of months ago it was also reported that France Telecom was looking at taking a stake in Maxis controlled Indian subsidiary, Aircel for between US$1.4-$2 billion. Aircel, which has a subscriber Base of 19.6 million, is thought to have a valuation of between $7 billion and $8 billion.
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Apple crushes BlackBerry-maker RIM: app developers
The survey, which asked developers if they were interested in writing programs for various devices, showed Google’s Android slipped even though sales of devices powered by the operating system surged.
The platform is fragmenting as an array of hardware makers adapt it in different ways for their devices, unlike Apple’s platform, which is used exclusively by the maker of the iPhone and iPad, said Mike King, a strategist at Appcelerator. The firm, which works with developers, conducted the survey in conjunction with IDC, a research firm.
“The fragmentation of the platform, which Google seems unable to curtail, is driving this drop in interest,” King said.
Developer interest is a useful indicator of broader support for a platform as consumers are drawn to devices that can perform specific tasks such as checking news or stock prices, tracking jogging distances or finding restaurants.
In a second finding by the survey, app developers said they expected Google’s extensive reach to help its new social media platform to catch up with Facebook eventually.
The search engine company launched Google+ last year, but it has so far failed to dent the dominance of Facebook, which has nearly 900 million users, half of them using a mobile device.
Two-thirds of those surveyed expect Google’s army of services such as Gmail, search, Youtube and Google Maps to give it momentum in catching up to Facebook.
“The engagement with the developers gives Google the ability to punch well above its weight in terms of mobile and social,” King said.
Almost nine in every 10 developers surveyed said they were ‘very interested’ in developing for iPhone and iPad, while eight in 10 had interest in Android phones and only two-thirds were interested in Android tablets.
Most said they plan to use at least some HTML5 web-based code in their mobile apps, which can help to free developers from the restrictions of app stores and broaden their reach.
Interest in Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 was steady at 37 percent, while Research In Motion’s BlackBerry fell sharply again, with less than 16 percent expressing an interest, down from more than 20 percent three months ago.
The survey was conducted January 25-27 and February 21-23, just as RIM was launching a major upgrade to the QNX software on its poor-selling PlayBook tablet. QNX will also power RIM’s next-generation handsets, due later this year.
“Developers are taking a wait and see approach with QNX,” King said.
The survey questioned almost 2,200 developers, about 38 percent from Europe, 34 percent from North America and 28 percent from elsewhere.
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iPhone May Bring Sprint 'To Its Knees'
A next generation LTE iPhone from Apple(AAPL) may put Sprint at a disadvantage against larger carriers AT&T(T) andVerizon(VZ), moving the company in the direction of bankruptcy, argues Bernstein Research analyst Craig Moffett in a March 19 note.
That's because Sprint's still budding 4G network will be tested in a big way when Apple launches a LTE iPhone that's expected later in 2012. In contrast, AT&T and Verizon have networks with extensive national coverage that are tracking at a much quicker completion.
Moffett of Bernstein Research sees two scenarios for Sprint playing out with investors split evenly on the company's prospects.
"In the first, the company successfully navigates its complicated Network Vision upgrade, stabilizes Clearwire's financial position, and delivers a compelling 4G product. In the second, some combination of its gargantuan take-or-pay contract with Apple, a hobbled 4G offering, and a stupendous debt burden bring the company to its knees."
That second scenario increases Sprint's bankruptcy risk, which Moffett notes is already a 50% probability according to prices on contract that guarantee the company's debt for 5 years.
The crux of the problem is that as Sprint looks to bolster its smartphone services, the company may run dry on finances as it bolsters its wireless network through an increasingly expensive partnership with Clearwire(CLWR) and takes on a $15 billion plus commitment to carry the iPhone. As Sprint's debts begin to mature through 2015, the company may find it hard to raise additional capital to fund its network and selling commitments, increasing the prospect of bankruptcy, Moffett argues.
While Sprint is easily able to handle its debts through 2014 with its cash on hand, in 2015, Sprint has $2.6 billion coming due and its 4G network partner Clearwire has an additional $3 billion maturing. "If Sprint's performance is not substantially improved from current levels by that time, capital may not be made available for the refinancings," writes Moffett of network based headaches that the company may face as a result of an increasingly speedy and data intensive batch of iPhones.
"To be clear, we are not predicting a Sprint bankruptcy. We are merely acknowledging that it is a very legitimate risk. And notwithstanding a recent rally in Sprint shares, we believe that risk is rising." A Sprint spokesperson declined to comment on the content of Moffett's research note.
Sprint's shares fell nearly 5% to $2.75 in Monday trading, putting a damper on an over 17% year-to-date surge. Still, even after a 2012 surge, Sprint shares are off nearly 50% in the last 12 months.
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