Chris Donkin is a Senior Editor for Mobile World Live, a leading publication in the telecommunications industry. With a background in indie music and a passion for fine ales, Chris brings a unique perspective to his coverage of the latest developments in mobile technology, including 5G, connected cars, and satellite communications.
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Chris Donkin's coverage predominantly focuses on business and industry-related themes, particularly within the telecommunications and technology sectors. His articles primarily feature press releases, private sector announcements, and government announcements.
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By: Chris Donkin
MWL explores whether a desire to escape the always-on digital world is likely to drive feature phone sales after years of decline.
Google pointed to the inclusion of a range of AI tools already offered in its highest-end smartphones in the forthcoming Pixel 8a, a device set to be sold at $500 less than its top-of-the-range model at launch
Mining company Sigma Lithium inked a deal with Nokia and systems integrator Alcon to install a private LTE campus network to support its operations, a deployment expected to improve worker safety and productivity.
Find out what national security conditions the UK government attached to a proposed merger of 3 and Vodafone's local units.
Use of robots with a more human-like form than those commonly used in factories were predicted for an adoption boost from a drop in price.
Swedish mining player Boliden outlined a plan to trial advanced control of industrial machinery and vehicles using its underground private 5G network, as it joined the Telia and Ericsson-led NorthStar innovation group.
Deutsche Telekom unveiled the second generation of its T Phone 5G series, handsets aimed at the lower end of the smartphone market.
Sony announced details of its forthcoming Xperia smartphone models, highlighting advanced image capture on its top tier offering.
Contract manufacturer Hon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn) and industrial technology player Siemens outlined a partnership focused on driving digital transformation and upping sustainability at the former's facilities.
BT Group CEO Allison Kirkby ( pictured ) set a target of achieving £3 billion in annual cost savings over the next five years, with the company set
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