Garmin-Asus' first Android smartphone due next year
Garmin-Asus plans to launch its first smartphone based on Google's Android mobile operating system no later than the first quarter of next year, executives said Tuesday in Taipei.
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Acer's first Android smartphone due in Q4
Acer plans to launch its first smartphone with Google's Android software on board in the fourth quarter of this year, the company announced Monday.
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Is this the next iPhone?
Forget E3 and WWDC, we're getting all the info we need straight from the source: China.
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Samsung edges out Sony Ericsson in megapixel race
Samsung launched on Monday the Pixon12, the company's first touchscreen phone with a 12-megapixel camera.
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Sony Ericsson boasts new Satio will beat Apple's iPhone
Sony Ericsson Thursday launched a new smartphone that it says is an iPhone killer. The touchscreen multimedia mobile, which features many of the iPhone's innovative features, is being touted as a "game changer".
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CIS issues free benchmark on iPhone security
CIS issues free benchmark on iPhone security Kicker: Set of recommendations is designed to reduce attacks, help in erasing data By Matt Hamblen The nonprofit Center for Internet Security today released what it termed the industry's only consensus security benchmark for the iPhone, which is aimed at helping IT managers and users reduce the risk of data stored on the device from being compromised.
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Mobile banking expected to soar in next few years
The number of people actively using mobile banking in the U.S. will grow by more than five times by the end of 2013, Tower Group Inc. predicted in a report released yesterday.
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HTC to sell Google Android smartphone in China
China's first mobile phone based on Google's Android software will go on sale next month in a deal between China Mobile and Taiwan's High Tech Computer (HTC).
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Is Palm deliberately creating a Pre shortage?
What appears to be a deliberate plan to create an opening day shortage of Palm Pre smartphones may backfire and, in any case, makes it look like Palm and Sprint have money or production problems.
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Smartphone sales rise in Q1; RIM, Apple see biggest gains
Mobile phone sales globally dropped 9.4 % in the first quarter compared to the same quarter of 2008, while smartphone sales jumped 12.7% during the same period, Gartner Inc. reported today.
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Apple and RIM gain as smartphone sales grow
Smartphone sales for the first quarter increased by 12.7 percent year on year, a bright spot in a depressed mobile phone market where overall sales dropped 9.4 percent. Research In Motion and Apple were the big winners as smartphone sales rose to 36.4 million units for the quarter, according to Gartner.
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Analysts: Smartphones the saving grace for Australia's mobile phone market
Sales of mobile phones across the globe will take a blow this year, but Australia is sheltered by a strong smartphone uptake, according to analysts.
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Palm Pre available June 6, says Sprint
After months of anticipation, Sprint said Tuesday that the Palm Pre smartphone will be available for purchase on June 6.
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Yahoo shifts gears on mobile app
Smartphone browsers are good enough to deliver Yahoo Mobile, so the search provider has killed off an on-device software version of the product that it was beta testing.
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28% taking smartphones and laptops to bed for work: survey
More than a quarter of 329 London workers surveyed admit they routinely take their laptop or other mobile computing device to bed to do work.
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