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Intel, the world's top PC chip maker, on Tuesday launched the next-generation of its Centrino wireless chip that it hopes will provide a new revenue stream amid a broader push into mobile technologies.  Comment on this article
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Research In Motion Ltd is launching a flip version of its popular BlackBerry Pearl smartphone.
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The first mobile phone to use Google Inc's Android mobile operating software will cost $199, the Wall Street Journal reported on its website on Wednesday. Comment on this article |
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TAIPEI (Reuters)—Microsoft Corp expects global unit sales of its Windows Mobile software for cellphones to grow at least 50 percent per year in fiscal years 2008 and 2009 as demand for smartphones rises rapidly. Comment on this article |
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LONDON (Reuters)—Vodafone is to trial an updated version of the mobile broadband technology HSPA, called HSPA+, to test if it can deliver higher data rates through an upgrade of its existing network equipment.
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Gartner, the IT market research and consulting company, just put up a list of 10 events and developments that it says will shape the IT landscape this year and beyond. Gartner is using the list to show CIOs and other IT executives where they should be concentrating resources now so that they're in a position to exploit these trends in the next couple of years for their company's competitive advantage. Comment on this article |
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Yahoo, still fending off a $42 billion takeover bid by Microsoft, unveiled a bookmarking tool on Tuesday that lets users keep track of favorite Web topics on their cell phones.
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Security systems can now block the first computer viruses attack on cell phones, but the mobile industry sees new risks stemming from upcoming open software platforms such as Google's Android.
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Nokia Oyj said on Wednesday it has signed a deal with Microsoft to expand corporate e-mail access to 80 million Nokia phones as the world's top handset maker battles Blackberry-maker RIM. Comment on this article |
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