Saturday, November 13, 2010

Safaricom Plans to Capitalize on 3G Lead With New Data Services

Safaricom Ltd., Kenya’s biggest mobile-phone company, plans to capitalize on its lead in 3G infrastructure by selling laptops and offering services to new and existing customers.
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MocoSpace Claims $12M In 2010 Revenue, Pivots Into Mobile Social Games

Mobile social company MocoSpace is moving into browser-based games on smartphones.
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T-Mobile USA Joins FreeMove Alliance; Strengthens Support for Multinational Corporations


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Windows Phone 7 debuts Monday in U.S.

Microsoft's new Windows Phone 7 starts selling in the U.S. on Monday. In a massive marketing campaign that will cost Microsoft $100 million, the company is issuing a manifesto rallying people to spend less time with their phones.
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