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Motorola Mobility (NYSE:MMI) said it shipped 5.1 million smartphones during the first quarter. The company, which reported a slightly larger net loss than it did in the year-ago period, is still waiting for Goo
Read more >>Those decrying the death of the BlackBerry keyboard can officially put their mourning on hold. RIM CEO Thorsten Heins addressed the matter during today's keynote -- but just in case the QWERTY-inclined wer
Read more >>The March smartphone market share tally for the US is in from comScore, and it paints a familiar picture that's rosy for Apple, Google and Samsung, but not so flush-cheeked for everyone else. Android is st
Read more >>LG Electronics fell to No. 5 in the global handset vendor rankings in the first quarter, according to research firm IDC, another marker of the struggles for the South Korean vendor, which had perennially been r
Read more >>So, if all of the news about BlackBerry 10 got a little too overwhelming for you then this is the place to be. There's detailed impressions of the company's new development device, cool new software f
Read more >>Nokia (NYSE:NOK) is close to selling its luxury Vertu unit to private equity firm Permira in a deal that could net the struggling Finnish handset vendor around265 million, according to a report in the Financial
Read more >>Samsung Electronics overtook Nokia (NYSE:NOK) as the world's largest handset maker by shipment volumes in the first quarter of 2012, according to several analyst reports, dethroning Nokia after its 14-year
Read more >>It's a tantalizing bit of expectation building. Apple's invitation to its annual developers conference is tagged with this phrase: "It's the week we've all been waiting for."
Read more >>Samsung Electronics overtook Nokia (NYSE:NOK) as the world's largest handset maker by shipment volumes, according to several analyst reports, dethroning Nokia after the Finnish cell phone giant's 14-y
Read more >>Samsung Electronics rode rising smartphone sales to a record first-quarter profit and also used its muscle to overtake Nokia (NYSE:NOK) as the world's largest handset maker by volume, stripping Nokia of it
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