Nokia has announced that its high-end flagship E7 smartphone will miss the 2010 holiday season. Without explaining what the exact problem was, a spokesperson says Nokia wants to “allow the best possible user experience.” Making…
Nokia Siemens Networks’ chief financial officer says the telecom equipment maker may launch an IPO in its distant future, a move that could help its current efforts to sell a chunk of its stock to private equity buyers.
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The N8, Nokia’s super-smartphone intended to rival the BlackBerry and iPhone, has run into battery problems.
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Apple’s iPhone operating system software stumbled in the third quarter, losing year-over-year quarterly market share for the first time, as Google’s Android mobile operating system pulled further ahead, according to a Gartner R…
Apple (AAPL) surged into the world’s top-five mobile phone vendors in the third quarter, thanks to sales of the Apple iPhone.
The consumer technology giant jumped into fourth place, ahead of Research In Motion (RIMM), Bloomberg News reported.
“The entrance of Apple to the top five underscores the increased importance of smartphones to the overall market,” Kevin Restivo, an analyst…
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Apple Becomes One of Top Five Mobile Phone Makers originally appeared on DailyFinance on Fri, 29 Oct 2010 07:01:00.
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