Qualcomm, Broadcom, Panasonic, Intel and Nitero signed up

WiGig (Wireless Gigabit Alliance) chips are expected to appear in high-end smartphones in the second half of 2015, accoring to Digitimes Research. 

Promises better battery life, loads of features

Broadcom has announced a new smartwatch platform, designed to cut the power consumption in Android Wear devices. 

Fires 20 per cent of its global workforce

Sees future in wireless connections

Mobile revolution eats its children

43 percent revenue share and growing

Smaller vendors get peanuts

First chips already sampling

CES 2012: 2Gbits per second