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Google's Android phones lose market share in US Telegraph.co.uk Android's seemingly unstoppable rise in the American mobile phone market has stalled slightly, according to analysts. Google's Android operating system has led the smartphone market for some time. By Shane Richmond, Head of Technology (Editorial) ... See all stories on this topic » Telegraph.co.uk

New Norwegian IT solution will change the future of banking from mobile phones Reuters (press release) (Oslo, 21 June 2011) A newly-developed Norwegian IT solution now makes it possible for Norwegian banking customers to pay bills and transfer money from their mobile phone with almost no need to key in information. Norwegian banks will be the first in ... See all stories on this topic »

App use surpasses desktop and mobile web consumption for the first time The Independent Now, the mobile device race is also shifting the way people spend their time with mobile phones and computers. For the first time ever, consumers in the US are spending more time engrossed in mobile apps than they are browsing the web on their mobile ... See all stories on this topic »

Orange unveils the Sound Charge mobile phone charging T-shirt Inquirer By Chris Martin MOBILE OPERATOR Orange has announced its Sound Charge T-shirt that can charge a mobile phone using sound, which it will put on trial at the Glastonbury music festival. The 'Sound of 71' stage at this weeks event is where Orange will ... See all stories on this topic » Inquirer

Nokia Unveils Phones in Asia to Stem Google, Apple Advance Golf Talk By Robert Valenzuela on Jun 22, 2011 in Technology In a bid to fend off competition from Android-powered handsets and smartphones that are cheap but unbranded, Nokia Oyj has unveiled a wide range of mobile phones. Executive vice president Mary McDowell ... See all stories on this topic »

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