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Article | 17/02/2009 Sony Ericsson, Samsung Battle for Megapixel Supremacy
How many megapixels can you squeeze into a cell phone? On the eve of the big Mobile World Congress wireless telecom trade show here in Barcelona, Spai...
Article | 10/02/2009 Sony Ericsson links new camera phone with online services
The Sony Ericsson C903 Cyber-shot camera phone comes with integrated support for YouTube, Flickr and Picasa, and the slider phone also supports faster...
Article | 17/02/2009 Hands on with the HTC Touch Pro2
High Tech Computer (HTC) unveiled two sleek new smartphones on Monday, and I was able to try one out one, the HTC Touch Pro2, at the company's office.
Article | 17/02/2009 Nokia unveils thinner smartphones to do more with less
Nokia unveiled its thinnest smartphone yet, the E55, and another slim smartphone with a sliding QWERTY keyboard, the E75, a replacement for the old Co...
Article | 17/02/2009 Huawei unveils first Android smartphone
Chinese telecommunications company Huawei has announced its first Android-powered smartphone at the GSMA Mobile World Congress in Barcelona to be comm...
Article | 17/02/2009 LG shows off Arena smartphone, video watch phone
LG Electronics CEO Skott Ahn had a little time on his hands before the company's news conference at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on Monday, ...
Article | 17/02/2009 Telstra boosts mobile broadband to 21Mbps, 42Mbps to come
Telstra has launched what it claims is the world’s fastest mobile broadband service, with peak download speeds of 21Mbps and with the intention of inc...
Article | 17/02/2009 HTC unveils updated iPhone 3G rival and Touch Pro2
High Tech Computer (HTC), the largest maker of handsets that run Microsoft Windows Mobile software, unveiled updates to two of its most popular smartp...
Article | 17/02/2009 Microsoft announces mobile apps store, backup service
Microsoft will introduce an application store with its newest version of Windows Mobile software, it planned to announce at Mobile World Congress, whe...
Article | 17/02/2009 Nokia to offer apps based on user location, friends
Nokia plans to introduce an applications store, initially accessible to about 50 million people, with some innovative social-networking features.
Article | 17/02/2009 Lenovo device delivers e-mail via BlackBerrys
Business travelers will be able to use their BlackBerry smartphones to automatically forward e-mail to their ThinkPad notebook PCs with a US$150 devic...
Article | 17/02/2009 Rival iPhone developers bicker over 'pull my finger'
A pair of iPhone developers who sell novelty applications that generate bodily function sound effects are squabbling over the phrase "pull my finger" ...
Article | 16/02/2009 LG launches the ARENA: a new flagship mobile phone
LG today announced a new flagship mobile phone, the ARENA (KM900).
Article | 16/02/2009 Apple: iPhone Jailbreak hack violates the law
Hacking an iPhone is against the law, Apple has argued in comments filed with the U.S. Copyright Office.
Article | 16/02/2009 Secretive Sony Ericsson shows 12.1-megapixel camera phone
Sony Ericsson is working on a touchscreen phone with a 12.1-megapixel camera it announced on Sunday, but details on the upcoming Idou device were scar...
Article | 16/02/2009 Qualcomm, HP among new Symbian partners
Hewlett-Packard, News Corp.'s MySpace.com division, Bank of America and even Nokia rival Qualcomm have joined the foundation that was formed last year...
Article | 16/02/2009 Google opens Android store to paid apps
Developers of Android applications finally will be able to charge consumers for them, ending a few months of free Android downloads and potentially ma...
Article | 13/02/2009 Nokia to slash mobile phone production
Nokia has announced it will reduce production of mobile phones due to falling demand.
Article | 10/02/2009 UPDATED: Communications and connectivity devastated by Victorian bushfires
Thousands of Victorian customers have been cut-off from telephony and Internet connectivity as a result of the devastating Victorian bushfires.
Article | 13/02/2009 New iPhone apps let you control Amazon cloud services
Amazon Web Services customers will soon have a pair of options for managing their systems from an Apple iPhone.

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