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Article | 1/04/2008 CTIA - Smartphones on the rise? Thank the iPhone, panel says
When the iPhone went on sale in the U.S. last June, many observers predicted that it would ignite sales in the broader smartphone market. After nine m...
Article | 1/04/2008 Analyst: Big Apple iPhone orders, sales goals 'make sense'
Talk of Apple placing large iPhone orders to its Asian suppliers and predictions that the company will dramatically ramp up sales later this year and ...
Article | 31/03/2008 AT&T's MediaFLO TV coming in May
AT&T will launch live mobile TV over the MediaFLO network in May, the carrier announced as the U.S. mobile industry prepared for a CTIA Wireless trade...
Article | 27/03/2008 Nokia and Samsung winners with Motorola split
While Motorola is in disarray as a result of its split into separate companies, Nokia and Samsung will be able to grab market share, analysts agree.
Article | 27/03/2008 Motorola to split in two
Motorola will split into two companies, one making mobile devices and the other making network infrastructure, the company announced Wednesday.
Article | 26/03/2008 Samsung launches touch-screen, haptic cell phone
Samsung's Anycall Haptic looks like a thinner version of Apple's iPhone, but adds a new dimension to the touch interface.
Article | 25/03/2008 TOKYO EDGE - March's coolest gadgets
We kick off this month's review of cool new products from East Asia with a welcome update to the Asus Eee PC. This is the miniature laptop that impres...
Article | 20/03/2008 Analysts disagree whether Apple can refuse Flash for iPhone
Now that Adobe Systems is promising to bring Flash to the iPhone, one analyst is predicting that customer pressure will force Apple to agree to suppor...
Article | 20/03/2008 A Dell smartphone appears imminent, analysts say
Dell is primed to enter the mobile-phone arena with a smartphone, but it will need an Apple iPhone killer to really make a dent in the market, analyst...
Article | 18/03/2008 Google Transit makes Aussie debut in Perth
Australia has finally joined Google Transit more than two years after its US launch.
Article | 17/03/2008 Apple in no rush for iPhone Flash, says analyst
While Microsoft and Adobe Systems made nice over Flash</a> Monday, there's little pressure for Apple to follow suit and rush to put the technology on...
Article | 18/03/2008 In Pictures: Motorola and Optus Launch Live 3G Newsfeed
Motorola, in partnership with Optus, has announced the launch of SCREEN3, a content service available on all MOTORAZR2 V9 and MOTOKRZR handsets throug...
Article | 17/03/2008 Sun's plan for Java on iPhone could hit roadblock
Acknowledging that conditions of Apple's iPhone SDK agreement may impede Sun's plan to put a JVM (Java Virtual Machine) on the iPhone, a Sun official ...
Article | 14/03/2008 Google exec praises, criticizes Apple iPhone
While lauding Apple's iPhone as being innovative in the mobile space, a Google official later cited disadvantages of the device, which is expected to ...
Article | 12/03/2008 In Pictures: HTC announces Touch Cruise
The HTC Touch Cruise is sleek, stylish and compact, but certainly doesn't skimp on features.
Article | 10/03/2008 This is your brain on cell phones
Don't feel so smug about how safety conscious you are by using a hands-free cell phone in the car: Carnegie Mellon University researchers say you're s...
Article | 11/03/2008 Alcatel-Lucent unveils a mobile magnifying glass
Mobile applications are evolving even faster than the networks on which they run, and they could create new demands on infrastructure that hurt overal...
Article | 11/03/2008 Ericsson predicts demise for hotspots
As mobile broadband takes off, Wi-Fi hotspots will become as irrelevant as telephone booths, Ericsson Chief Marketing Officer Johan Bergendahl said Mo...
Article | 11/03/2008 Group offers open source security code to Java developers
Open source identity community OpenLiberty.org Monday announced the release of open source code to help Java developers build privacy and security fea...
Article | 11/03/2008 BlackBerry servers ripe for the hacking
Many companies running BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) could be inadvertently opening a door to attackers, a penetration testing company has found.

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