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Android leads market Asia Times Online Nokia still leads the handset market, with 107.6 million mobile phones sold in the first quarter. Samsung and LG took second and third positions with 68.8 million and 24 million units. Apple had a bumper quarter by doubling iPhone sales to 16.9 million ... See all stories on this topic »

Apple iPhone Was The First Successful Touchscreen Phone OfficialWire (press release) by Thomas Whittle The recently introduced iPhone 4 is the successor to the original iPhone was launched in 2007 and it soon became the finest mobile phone to have been present in the industry. Not many phones could have thought about catching the ... See all stories on this topic »

Sony Ericsson to strengthen Xperia, Cybershot, and Walkman series The Mobile Indian To strengthen its product line, Sony Ericsson will be adding several phones to its Xperia, Cybershot and Walkman series of mobile phones in the next quarter, a company spokesperson told 'The Mobile Indian'. Spokesperson said, "We will be strengthening ... See all stories on this topic » The Mobile Indian

Telefonica partners with Cellcrypt to launch encrypted Voice services (Latin ... Wireless Federation Cellcrypt, the leading provider of encrypted voice calling on mobile phones, today announced that it reached an agreement with Telefónica, one of the largest telecom operators in the world, to include Cellcrypt Mobile™ in their product and service ... See all stories on this topic »

Mobile Phones to pay for sandwiches in UK International Business Times By IB Times Staff Reporter | May 20, 2011 4:42 AM EDT Mobile phones have nudged away the wallets in UK to buy food, books and other stuff up to a value of £15 by pre-loading their cell phones with up to £100. Barclay and Orange have teamed up to enable ... See all stories on this topic » International Business Times

Battle won on mobile masts but not the war thisiskent.co.uk By chris thomas PEOPLE power has toppled O2 and Vodafone's proposals for a large mobile phone mast in a busy street – but has not deterred them from trying to do the same elsewhere. The telecommunications giants' plans to construct a transmitter in ... See all stories on this topic »

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