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| Impact From Nokia Shift Wall Street Journal By ARILD MOEN HELSINKI—Finnish mobile phone charger maker Salcomp warned Friday that its outlook for 2011 is "more uncertain than usual" as a result of Nokia Corp.'s change in strategy, making it the second Finnish sub-contractor to issue a warning ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| New NFC-Enabled Phones to Hit Europe ReadWriteWeb Instead, says NFCTimes, the strategy is to put the phones and SIM cards into subscribers' pockets to encourage service providers to roll out NFC services. This summer, Orange and T-Mobile UK arms and their partner Barclaycard will roll out NFC payment ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| All Android 3.0 features coming to phones TechRadar UK By Kate Solomon After all the will-they-won't-they of Google's Android 3.0 OS coming to mobile phones, a Google employee has tweeted that all the features will indeed make their way to Android phones. Further details are scarce, although an updated ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Smartphones a hot-ticket item in 2010 GulfNews As Nokia places more emphasis on smartphones, it is still enjoying overall top global sales of more basic mobile phones. Samsung was the second largest seller overall of mobile phones, with sales of 281 million units last year followed by LG ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Next Generation Computing: 4G PC Magazine New HSPA+ compatible phones on AT&T include the Samsung Infuse 4G, the HTC Inspire 4G, and the transformer-like Motorola Atrix 4G. Meanwhile, T-Mobile has released the Dell Streak 7, the company's first 4G tablet, along with cell phones like the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Daniel Vasquez on consumer issues Sun Sentinel Columnist Orlando Sentinel "We've found that senior citizens prefer pre-paid plans, as they tend to use them only for emergencies or for short chats to family members," Raz of T-Mobile said. Pre-paid plans are also popular with parents of children with cell phones. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| BeeTV Turns Cell Phones Into Tiny TV Sets At A Price That Doesn't Sting Inventorspot Japanese mobile phone users have been able to access TV content on their phones for some time now but BeeTV takes the concept to the next level, styling itself as "the first TV station in Japan that is dedicated for phone users who want to watch mobile ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| PGA Tour embracing social media with about-face on cell phone ban Chicago Tribune As if on cue, someone's phone announced its presence at the back of the room. It won't be the last. Intermittent breaches of the old "Quiet, please" standard are bound to happen. Heck, they've been happening for years as folks sneaked their mobile ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Skype coming to AT&T Android phones? Examiner.com For those unfamiliar with Skype, calls to other users within the Skype service are free, with calls to both landlines and mobile phones made for a nominal fee. Further, Skype is also great for instant messages, file transfers and video conferencing. ... See all stories on this topic » |
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