Blog » July 2010

It's a crying shame that the American flavors of Samsung's otherwise stunning Galaxy S lack a front facing camera, but even those camped out in the Great White North should know that the European vers    

Earlier this month, I was helping a friend of mine pack up his belongings to move to a new apartment. As it usually goes, packing ends up being a combination of "what to bring to the new place" and &q    

Smartphone vendor HTC will host a press event on July 27, 2010 in Beijing, China to introduce the HTC brand in China and announce its commitment to the Chinese market, according to a report from the Taiwan-base    

Micron Technology's earlier acquisition of NOR flash technology from Numonyx will allow the company to expand its presence in the burgeoning market for memory for cell phones, and better position the US pl    

Neil Carvin submits: Nokia Corp. (NYSE: NOK) earned €0.06 per diluted share on an IFRS basis in the 2010's second quarter, which ended on 30 June. This EPS amount was 40 percent less than the &    

San Francisco may have signed cellphone radiation labels into law, but the stickers won't stick without a fight -- the Cellular Telephone Industries Association (CTIA) just filed a complain in federal dist    

Tom Lydon submits: Apple’s latest earnings report has proven that the iPhone is a major driver in the sales category, and now companies are at war for gaining your business. Which ETFs are able to har    

Trefis submits: Apple (AAPL) recently announced results for the second quarter of 2010. Headline news: Despite increasing competition in the smartphone sector, iPhone pricing remained strong at an average of595    

Man, there's about a zero percent chance that Steve Jobs and company are happy about this. Just days after shocking the market with higher-than-expected profits and revenues, Apple is having to grit its te    

ARM processors are so hot right now, especially in the mobile space, where they power many of the greatest smartphones, tablets, and mobile devices coming down the turnpike. Microsoft is apparently looking to m