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By Brian James Kirk on Wednesday November 18, 2009
Nokia's N900 Maemo 5-powered touchscreen smartphone is now available in Nokia U.S. flagship stores.
By Brian James Kirk on Wednesday November 18, 2009
It's being reported that Sony Ericsson will layoff 2,000 employees and close four global facilities, including its largest U.S. location. The company has also quietly announced it is selling handsets with AT&T service in Sony Style stores.
By Brian James Kirk on Wednesday November 18, 2009
The European Union says 70 percent of ringtone sales websites in Europe break EU rules. An investigation caused 54 of 554 companies investigated to disappear while nine others were fined for a total of 2 million EUR.
By Brian James Kirk on Wednesday November 18, 2009
Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu says that Verizon Wireless is likely to launch a webOS-powered Palm smartphone in 2010, possibly as early as the first half of the year.
By Brian James Kirk on Wednesday November 18, 2009
T-Mobile UK has confirmed that members of its staff sold millions of customer records to third-party brokers who would cold call customers when their contracts were close to expiring. The company says the breach happened without its knowledge.
By Brian James Kirk on Wednesday November 18, 2009
Verizon is providing Social Beat free to customers who own any of more than 20 different feature phones. The social networking application gives access to Facebook, MySpace, Twitter and more.
By Michael Oryl on Wednesday November 18, 2009
Today a new beta version of Opera Mobile 10 for the Windows Mobile platform was released.
By Brian James Kirk on Tuesday November 17, 2009
T-Mobile has started selling its Sidekick handsets again, and is offering them for a reduced price after a data failure affected customers' contact, calendar, photo and other vital data in October.
By Brian James Kirk on Tuesday November 17, 2009
Google has updated its Google Earth software for iPhone and iPod touch devices to version 2.0. The new software features content syncing, an improved user experience, and new languages.
By Brian James Kirk on Tuesday November 17, 2009
Verizon Wireless said Monday that AT&T filed suit against its "There's a map for that" ad campaign because the ads are true and "the truth hurts."
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