Friday, August 13, 2010

Nokia Loses, Android Gains on Smartphones Demand, Gartner Says

Nokia Oyj, the world’s largest maker of mobile phones, lost market share, while Google Inc.’s Android platform overtook Apple Inc.’s iPhone as demand for smartphones surged, Gartner Inc. said in a report.
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Motorola chief unfazed by prospect of Verizon iPhone

Motorola chief Sanjay Jha at an Oppenheimer technology conference yesterday dismissed the potential threat of a Verizon iPhone. He explained to Fierce Wireless and others in attendance that he was "comfortable with the dynamic that would create" and didn't see any reason for Verizon to back away from supporting Motorola's Droid phones. The just recently discontinued original Droid was still ...
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Mobile outhouse ready for debut at Community Day

Hancock In Motions mobile outhouse is a lean, mean racing machine that will debut Saturday at the organizations inaugural Community Day at Widmeyer Park.
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Verizon Wireless Lands Cheapo Samsung Gusto

Verizon Wireless has landed a new basic phone form Samsung called the Gusto. The thing looks like a phone that you would have wanted back in 2003. It's an old school flip phone with a small outer...
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