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Samsung 3Q profit at record high but outlook mixed

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Android Market tops 100,000 applications

Google reached a significant milestone for its Android mobile operating system today: 100,000 applications are available in the Android Market. The company announced the news in a post to its Android Developer Twitter account , nearly two years to the day since the Android Market formally opened for business. An unofficial estimate of Android applications by AndroLib had pegged the number at 50 ...
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BlackBerry Bold 9780 Runs OS 6.0 and Has A Better Camera [BlackBerry]

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Palm Pre 2 for Verizon Wireless Shines Like a Star

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Motorola posts 3Q sales jump, first since 2006

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Woman Crashes Car After Using Phone GPS, Texting

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Sanyo eyes tenfold increase in lithium ion battery capacity

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Leaked Photo Shows Sony Ericsson PlayStation Phone

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Verizon Wireless Settles Complaint Over Unauthorized Data Fees

The company will pay $25 million to the Treasury and a minimum of $52.8 million in refunds to its customers.
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Sprint CEO: iDEN Network to Be Shuttered

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To get the obvious question out of the way right off the bat: As he drives 50,000 miles a year throughout northern New England testing Verizon Wireless’ signal, Rodney Bushey never, ever says “Can you hear me now?” And he’d prefer that you don’t, either. “It’s not so bad, now that we’re changing the ads, but the first year on the job, I was getting really sick of hearing that,” said Bushey, an ...
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Russia Planning 25% Import Duty on GPS Enabled Phones

Russia is considering a 25% import tax on any mobile phones that are not capable of connecting to Russia's variant of the GPS navigation system, the GLONASS satellite network.
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T-Mobile to Launch Samsung Galaxy Tab⢠Nov. 10

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LG pledges support for Football Association of Thailand from 2010 â 2013

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Mobile Games To Be A $10 Billion Industry By 2014

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T-Mobile to Launch Samsung Galaxy Tab⢠Nov. 10

BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--T-Mobile USA, Inc. and Samsung Telecommunications America (Samsung Mobile), the No. 1 mobile phone provider in the United States1, today announced that T-Mobile will be the first to launch the Samsung Galaxy Tab™ in the U.S. T-Mobile’s first Android™-powered tablet, the Galaxy Tab delivers access to rich content on a seven-inch touch screen for a truly mobile ...
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AdvanceTec Releases the AdvanceMobile⢠VX1 Fixed Mobile Phone Solution for GSM Carriers

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T-Mobile Launching Tethering Plan

For an extra $14.99 per month, customers will be able to share their Internet connection with a 3G or HSPA+ device.
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Touch-screen voting machines ready for write-in votes

Alaska's touch-screen electronic voting machines, purchased to assist those with disabilities but available to anyone, are prepared to handle the challenge of a write-in campaign, state elections officials say.
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Android pushes Motorola into black

Company's mobile unit turns profitable in the third quarter for the first time since 2006. Motorola can thank Google's Android OS for the about-face.
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BlackBerry Bold 9780 gets official; hits T-Mobile USA on Nov 17

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Telerik Goes Mobile with RadControls for Windows Phone

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Verizon to pay $78 million over data 'mystery fees'

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Sprint CEO: iDEN Network to Be Shuttered

Speaking in an interview with Fierce Wireless, Sprint CEO Dan Hesse said that the company eventually plans to shut down the iDEN wireless network that it acquired with the purchase of Nextel in 2004. "Over time, we'll have fewer and fewer customers on the iDEN network," he said. "That allows us to use some of that capacity on the network that is freed up and use it for CMDA. It's a gradual ...
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Touch-screen voting machines ready for write-in votes

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As Nintendo DS sales start to slump and mobile games get more headlines than ever before, how's Nintendo feeling? Answer: cool as a cucumber, at least on the outside.
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HTC Desire HD Review

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Motorola posts 3Q sales jump

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China 3G handset market to reach 33 million units in 2010, says Digitimes Research

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Seals Technologies unveils VR7 rugged GSM phone with GPS

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Sanyo unveils green energy solutions

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Sprint CEO: iDEN Network to Be Shuttered

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Sanyo Electric brand to end in '12

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Motorola to aid Customs communications

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Leaked Photo Shows Sony Ericsson PlayStation Phone

A photo of a prototype Sony Ericsson phone has appeared, showing a slide-out device with PlayStation/PSP-style gaming controls. It purportedly will appear sometime next year with Android 3.0, aka Gingerbread.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab hits Sprint Nov 14 for $400

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Sprint to phase out iDEN network

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Mobile games to topple $10 billion by 2014

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Sprint Nextel post first revenue gain in years

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Perfect Viewer Is A Touch-Screen Enhanced Image Viewer For Android

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Bluetooth chip prices fall to below US$1, say Taiwan makers

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Nokia backs Qt framework for Symbian and MeeGo development

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Assurance Wireless Intros Two New Voice Plans

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Samsung Galaxy Tab hits Sprint Nov 14 for $400

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Motorola adds Android, iPhone support to mobile management

Computerworld - Motorola today announced management support for Android smartphones and iPhones in its latest software management tool, known as Mobility Services Platform (MSP) 3 Control Edition.
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Android Market Hits 100k Apps, but Can it Compete with Apple

Google announced that its mobile applications store Android Market has hit the 100,000 apps milestone, surpassing competing stores from BlackBerry, Nokia or Palm. However, Android Market is only the number two app store around: Apple's App Store hosts three times as many. If Google wants to catch up with Apple, then it will have to address some Android Market issues many are complaining about.
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Openfeint Booms on Android Platform

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Nokia takes steps to accelerate company transformation and increase effectiveness

ESPOO, FINLAND--(Marketwire - October 21, 2010) - Symbian Smartphones and Services streamlined for greater simplicity for consumers and developers
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T-Mobile Pushing Froyo On HTC myTouch 3G

T-Mobile confirmed that it is delivering Android 2.2 Froyo to the myTouch 3G, which was originally launched in mid-2009. Froyo gives the myTouch a significant boost in features.
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HP unveils Palm Pre 2 phone with WebOS 2

Daniel Robinson, V3.co.uk , Tuesday 19 October 2010 at 15:59:00 First device since Palm acquisiton beefs up the hardware and software HP has made a surprise announcement of a new Palm Pre smartphone running an updated version of the WebOS mobile platform acquired with the purchase of Palm earlier this year. The Palm Pre 2 will be available from 22 October in France, and in the US and Canada in ...
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Nokia cans 1,800, shakes up Symbian development

THE INQUIRER UP TO 1,800 Nokia staff are losing their jobs as the Finnish phone maker shakes up its Symbian OS operation after the departure of the head of the Symbian Foundation.
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BlackBerry Style 9670 flip phone available Oct.31

RIM is coming out with a flip phone sporting a full QWERTY keyboard, the new BlackBerry 6 operating system and features that include a 5 megapixel camera with flash and video recording and built-in GPS.
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Sprint's 4G network expanding to New York, LA, San Francisco

Sprint, the first mobile provider to launch a 4G network in the US, will soon bring its next-gen mobile data infrastructure to three of the biggest cities in the country. read more
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Motorola Tries to Invalidate Apple Patents

Motorola is seeking to invalidate Apple patents in an attempt to head off a potential lawsuit.
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Samsung and Apple - bitter rivals or best buddies?

HONG KONG - Apple has the iPhone and the iPad, Samsung has several smartphones and its new Galaxy Tab computer - wherever Apple goes these days, it seems, the South Korean giant is sure to follow.But, analysts say, the tech heavyweight...
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Motorola Oasis

The Motorola Oasis is a truly comfortable headset, but it's not much better than its competitors.
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LG Display 3Q10 revenues up 4% sequentially

Operating profit in the third quarter decreased by 75% to 182 billion won from 726 billion won in the second quarter, and decreased by 73% compared to 662 billion won in the third quarter of 2009.
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Sprint BlackBerry Style 9670 QWERTY clamshell drops Oct 31

Sprint has announced that the BlackBerry Style 9670 will drop on October 31, priced at $99.99 following a $100 mail-in rebate. RIM’s latest clamshell, the Style 9670 has both internal and external displays together with a full QWERTY keyboard on the inside. There’s also a 5-megapixel camera with flash and video recording, GPS and WiFi, together with a memory card slot happy with up to 32GB chips ...
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LG Optimus 7 review

If last night's cameo showing off the official Twitter client for Windows Phone 7 wasn't enough of a hint, yes, we've gotten our hands on LG's Optimus 7 . This 3.8-inch machine will serve as LG's international WP7 ambassador while Americans get to grips with its QWERTY keyboard-equipped Quantum brother. As you'll no doubt be aware by now, the internal equipment is standardized around Microsoft's ...
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Sprint 4G coming to New York, L.A., San Francisco

Residents of the two largest U.S. cities will finally be able to tap into Sprint Nextel's 4G wireless network soon.
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Faster Forward: HP plays its Palm cards: WebOS 2.0, Pre 2

Six months after it bought Palm, Hewlett-Packard showed its first big plans for that purchase when it unveiled updates to Palm's webOS software and Pre phone.
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Reckless Racing Roars onto the App Store

REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--EA Mobile™, a division of Electronic Arts Inc., (NASDAQ: ERTS) and the world’s leading mobile games publisher, today announced that Reckless Racing for iPad™, iPhone® and iPod touch® is available on the App Store. Reckless Racing brings a creative, fun and original game with robust multiplayer features to consumers looking to experience the thrill of dirt ...
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Symbian Executive Director Steps Down

The executive director of the Symbian Foundation, Lee Williams, has stepped down, the organization said Tuesday.
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Android smartphone review: budget-priced Sanyo Zio with Sprint ID

Sanyo shows us that a budget smartphone doesn't have to be clunky or ugly. On the contrary, the Zio is very attractive and weighs only 3.7 ounces. Sanyo, owned by Kyocera, first released the Zio on Cricket Wireless, and ...
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Vt. ACLU takes cell phone GPS chip case to court

Are government agencies tracking your movements through your cell phone? The Vermont chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union will be in court today to find out.
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SANYO announces âHappy Time 24â sales promotion, offering 24-month interest-free installment scheme with up to 10 ...

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âSamsungâ strengthens its 7-year premium fridge leadership with âGlossyâ blue-glass 2-door to capture 22% market share ...

Samsung stands firm as the leader in 2-door-and-more fridge segment with latest product to speed its yearend market share target. The company’s new 2-door fridge, “Samsung Glossy” with blue glass desi
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BlackBerry Style 9670 flip phone available Oct.31

RIM is coming out with a flip phone sporting a full QWERTY keyboard, the new BlackBerry 6 operating system and features that include a 5 megapixel camera with flash and video recording and built-in GPS.
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Reckless Racing Roars onto the App Store

REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--EA Mobile™, a division of Electronic Arts Inc., (NASDAQ: ERTS) and the world’s leading mobile games publisher, today announced that Reckless Racing for iPad™, iPhone® and iPod touch® is available on the App Store. Reckless Racing brings a creative, fun and original game with robust multiplayer features to consumers looking to experience the thrill of dirt ...
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Verizon Launches 3G Network Extender for the Home

On Tuesday, Verizon launched a 3G version of its Network Extender, a femtocell that allows home mobile-phone users to piggyback off of the home broadband connection.
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