In-Stat: 4G LTE Handset Shipments To Top 154 Million In 2015
One in five smartphones sold in the United States during the second quarter was 4G LTE-enabled according to The NPD Group, and the market for…
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Google Music Store 'Will Have A Little Twist' Andy Rubin Says
During the AsiaD conference in Hong Kong on Wednesday, Google's Android boss Andy Rubin said his company's upcoming music store "will have a little twist."…
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Apple's Q4 Miss Was A Gift For Investors, Ticonderoga Says
Apple reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings on Tuesday evening that missed analyst estimates by a fair margin, due in large part to iPhone sales that fell…
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New Amazon Kindle Fire Tablet Expected In Second Half Of 2012
The Kindle Fire hasn't even hit the market yet but the tablet's successor is already reported to be set for a launch in the second half of…
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Verizon Unveils DROID RAZR By Motorola, Pre-Orders Begin October 27th For $299.99
Verizon Wireless announced the DROID RAZR by Motorola on Tuesday, a brand new Android 2.3.5 (Gingerbread) smartphone that will take advantage of the carrier's 4G…
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Dell CEO: Android Cannot Compete With The iPad On Tablets, Windows 8 Has Best Shot
Michael Dell, founder and CEO of Dell Inc., said on Tuesday that Android tablets have failed to gain significant traction in a market dominated by…
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18.7 Million Tablets Reportedly Shipped In Q3, iPad Market Share Grows
Tablet vendors shipped 18.7 million units during the third quarter of this year, DigiTimes said on Tuesday. Third-quarter shipments were up 27.5% over the second…
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Nokia To Target Teenage Market With 'Rejuvenated Brand'
Nokia will aggressively pursue the teenage market with its next batch of phones, head of marketing for U.K. and Ireland John Nichols said recently. The…
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Samsung Sells Over 30 Million Galaxy S/Galaxy S II Smartphones
Samsung announced on Monday that it has sold more than 30 million Galaxy S/Galaxy S II smartphones globally. Samsung said in late September that it…
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Traffic Accidents Plunged During BlackBerry Outage In Dubai, Abu Dhabi
Police in Abu Dhabi and Dubai said the number of reported traffic accidents plunged during Research In Motion's recent three-day BlackBerry outage. According to The…
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Samsung Sues Apple To Ban iPhone 4S Sales In Japan And Australia
Samsung recently filed lawsuits in Japan and Australia in an attempt to prevent Apple from selling the iPhone 4S. In addition, Samsung is seeking to…
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RIM To Offer Free 'Premium' App And Tech Support To Make Up For BlackBerry Outage
Research In Motion announced on Monday that it will soon offer BlackBerry users 12 free "premium" applications through December 31, 2011 as an apology for…
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AT&T Subscribers Complain Of Delayed, Canceled iPhone 4S Pre-Orders
Apple's iPhone 4S became available to the general public today, and the launch appears to have been an overwhelming success. Yankee Group analyst Carl Howe…
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Verizon Tweaks Privacy Policy; Starts Sharing Your Location, Web History And More With Advertisers
Verizon Wireless began alerting its customers of changes to its official privacy policy on Friday. The carrier confirmed it will now use information for "private…
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Acer Founder: Android Will Beat Apple
Acer founder Stan Shih thinks Apple's days at the top are numbered, and Google's Android operating system will be the victor in the industry's heated…
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Sony Ericsson Sales, Net Income Slide In Q3; Smartphones Primary Focus In 2012
Sony Ericsson reported its third-quarter results on Friday and while several figures suggest the company is on the upswing quarter-over-quarter, its net income and shipments…
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Microsoft Completes $8.5 Billion Skype Purchase
Microsoft announced on Friday that it has completed its $8.5 billion purchase of Skype. Skype will exist as a new division within Microsoft and Skype…
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Judge Says Samsung Tablet Infringes Apple Patents, Taunts Samsung Attorney
United States District Judge Lucy Koh on Thursday ruled that Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet does infringe on multiple Apple patents. ...
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Google Reports Huge Q3; Revenue Up 33%, Profit Up 26%
Google announced its third quarter 2011 results on Friday, which surpassed analyst expectations. "We had a great quarter," Google CEO Larry Page said. "Revenue was…
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Samsung To Unveil Galaxy Nexus On October 19th
Samsung on Thursday sent out invitations to a press conference in Hong Kong where it is expected to unveil its Galaxy Nexus smartphone alongside Android…
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Senators Introduce Bill To Hold Carriers Accountable For '4G' Claims
If you are an everyday wireless consumer walking into a store to purchase a new smartphone, the terms HSPA+, WiMAX and LTE may mean very…
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Microsoft Squeezes More Revenue From Android Thanks To New Quanta Deal
Microsoft announced on Thursday that Quanta Computer will begin licensing its patent technology for Android and Chrome-based smartphones and tablets. Microsoft will receive royalties from…
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iPhone 4S Pre-Orders Sell Out At All U.S. Carriers
Pre-sales of Apple's new iPhone 4S have sold out at all three wireless carriers in the United States, Bloomberg reported on Thursday. The report cites…
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Apple Wins In Australia: Judge Bans Sale Of Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
Apple won a patent infringement lawsuit it brought against Samsung in Australia, The Sydney Morning Herald reported on Thursday. The ruling prevents Samsung's Australia-based businesses…
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U.S. Emerges As Global 4G LTE Leader After Less Than A Year
A country that was recently the butt of jokes due to its ongoing reliance on CDMA networks now finds itself a global leader in next-generation…
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RIM Co-CEO Issues Public Apology For Ongoing BlackBerry Outage [Updated]
Research In Motion co-CEO Mike Lazaridis on Thursday issued a public apology to BlackBerry subscribers around the world following a major service outage that has…
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Gartner: Global PC Shipments Jump Just 3% In Q3 2011
Global shipments of PCs grew slightly but less than analysts had predicted during the third quarter of 2011, Gartner said recently, citing preliminary findings of…
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