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IDC: Windows Phones to Overtake iPhone iOS by 2015 PCWorld That's according to International Data Corporation's latest Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker report. IDC predicts Android will have 43.8 percent of the market in 2015, followed by Windows Phone at 20.3 percent. Apple's iOS will trail at 16.9 ... See all stories on this topic »

BNZ tightens rules on internet banking fraud Stuff.co.nz The Bank of New Zealand will this week impose extra obligations on internet banking customers to keep their mobile phones and computers safe from fraudsters. The move comes three years after the banks backed down over the circumstances under which ... See all stories on this topic »

'TigerText' software on mobile phones latest headache for security agencies NDTV.com A security expert explained that if a customer using TigerText sends a message to another mobile phone, the sender has the advantage to delete it at his wish from the recipient mobile. This has prompted the Union Home Ministry to issue a directive to ... See all stories on this topic »

Firm sees revolution over 20 years [The Hawk Eye, Burlington, Iowa] TMC Net But for Cellular Connections, which celebrates a 20th anniversary this month in Burlington, evolution happens as rapidly as the next technological advancement in cell phones. Tad Lowary, a Burlington native, has seen a whirlwind of changes in the past ... See all stories on this topic »

The Virtual Journalist: Have Webcast, Will Travel--Virtually, of Course Patch.com The AT&T website describes LTE as "a wireless broadband technology designed to support mobile Internet access via cell phones and handheld devices. LTE is sometimes called 4G, or fourth generation, technology." All pretty cool, right? ... See all stories on this topic »

Korea Inc. is increasingly less Korean JoongAng Daily But that was before the days when Samsung was the top maker of TVs in the world and second in the mobile phone market; LG was among the top makers of phones and home appliances; and Hyundai Motor Group was on the cusp of overtaking Toyota in the US ... See all stories on this topic » JoongAng Daily

Obsolescence built into our minds The Hindu A section devoted to the above law opens by stating that mobile phones have now achieved the dubious status of having the shortest life cycle of any electronic consumer product. The authors inform that the average person in the US and the UK discards ... See all stories on this topic » The Hindu

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