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Google reduces Nexus One ETF after FCC inquiry
Google has chopped $200 off of its "equipment recovery fee" for its Nexus One smartphone, a move that comes just two weeks after the FCC questioned Google and other wireless carriers about their... Read more >>
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4G: Moving from concept to reality
In 2009 Clearwire and its wholesale partners paved the way to 4G with the launch of 25 mobile WiMAX markets, and more markets are planned for 2010. The service is now available in key cities such as... Read more >>
ComScore: RIM has weak handset presence, but is smartphone king
According to the latest report from research firm comScore, Research In Motion's BlackBerry platform has the largest U.S. smartphone market share, but the company as a whole is an also-ran compared... Read more >>
LG, Samsung integrate social networking into latest phones
LG and Samsung have taken a shine to social networking with their latest phones, which they previewed ahead of the phones' official unveilings at the Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona,... Read more >>
Report: Microsoft pushes 'Project Pink,' mulls RIM acquisition
Microsoft's mobile ambitions are still bright, even though its Windows Mobile platform has lost momentum to other players such as Research In Motion's BlackBerry and Google's Android OS. The company... Read more >>
Google reduces Nexus One ETF after FCC inquiry
Google has chopped $200 off of its "equipment recovery fee" for its Nexus One smartphone, a move that comes just two weeks after the FCC questioned Google and other wireless carriers about their... Read more >>
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- Netgear, Ericsson collaborate on HSPA, WiFi router
- BlackBerry Curve tops iPhone in Q4 smartphone sales
- Sony Ericsson names new sales chief
- Acer: Android sales exceeding expectations
- Flurry: Google sold 80,000 Nexus Ones in January
- Analysts expect improvement from Sprint in Q4
- Nokia hits back over fraud allegations
- Three firms battle for LTE patent pool
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> Motorola confirmed that it will begin rolling out an Android 2.1 update to the Motorola Droid later this week. Article
> Ericsson named its regional heads for China and North America to its executive leadership team. Article
> Application developers and smartphone operating systems will be front and center next week at Mobile World Congress. Commentary
> Andrew Seybold says content for the iPad will have to be different than apps for the iPhone, and developers will need to recognize that. Commentary
> Mass-market smartphone adoption will be strongest for the devices that are simplest to operate. Commentary
> Texas Instruments unveiled a new chipset platform that combines WLAN, GPS, Bluetooth and FM transmit and receive technologies on a single chip. Release
> AT&T Mobility announced it is now accepting submissions for its Open Call--Apps for All developer contest. Article
> Initial sell-through of Palm's webOS devices at Verizon Wireless left Piper Jaffray analyst T. Michael Walkley "slightly disappointed." Article
> Huawei will pre-install the Opera Mobile 10 browser on a range of mobile handsets. Article
> Amazon.com announced open enrollment for its Kindle developer beta program. Article
And finally... A power utility in India is allowing customers to complain about outages and their service via text message. Article
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Three firms battle for LTE patent pool
We're likely to see an aggressive campaign begin as three patent pool providers, Via Licensing, Sisvel and MPEG LA, begin positioning themselves as the front-runner in the highly lucrative LTE... Read more >>
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Is usage-based pricing inevitable?
Wireless carriers are facing a conundrum: They have invested billions of dollars into improving network capacity, but only a small number of users are responsible for the majority of the network's total data traffic. And while there has been some discussion about usage-based pricing as a solution, there are a range of roadblocks... Read more >>
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- Sue Marek: 4G: Moving from concept to reality
- Lynnette Luna: Three firms battle for LTE patent pool
- Sue Marek: VC money still flowing to wireless
- Phil Goldstein: Apple's iPad brushes aside AT&T
- Sue Marek: Is Verizon seeing the benefits from Straight Talk?
- Lynnette Luna: Pinpointing wireless 911 calls remains tricky
- Phil Goldstein: Android licensees: Keep your options open
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Press Releases
- U.S. Online Video Market Continues Ascent as Americans Watch 33 Billion Videos in December
- Texas Instruments delivers industry's first quad-radio single chip
- comScore Reports December 2009 U.S. Mobile Subscriber Market Share
- Cellcrypt Offers Free 90 Day Secure Calling Trial for BlackBerry Smartphone Users
- Wireless Grids Corporation - Clear Channel Radio, Syracuse Announce Agreement Signed
- 3G Wireless: More Coverage in Victorville, California
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