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Synchronoss reported disappointing Q1 results and slashed future sales and earning forecasts, even though the company powers the synching software that hooks every new iPhone up to the AT&T Read more...

Not surprisingly, having its Carterphone petition called for dismissal by the FCC chairman is not slowing Skype's ambition in the mobile market: Skype is now offering a beta client of its VoIP Read more...

According to Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster, the fact that T-Mobile Germany, O2 in the U.K. and now Carphone Warehouse have all slashed the price of the iPhone means that demand for iPhones in Read more...

According to a survey conducted by Habbo across 31 countries, most teenagers agree that Nokia is the No. 1 mobile phone brand worldwide, but since the autumn of 2006 Samsung and Sony Ericsson have Read more...

Nokia has agreed to pay $314 million to compensate employees at a factory in Germany that is recently announced it would close down. The factory's shutdown was met with political outcry in the Read more...

> Google Gears goes mobile. Article > Mobile advertising recall and response rising. Read more...

T-Mobile's venture arm has invested an undisclosed amount into the U.K.-based femtocell maker, Ubiquisys. Read more...

Despite the claims of an unsourced report in a German magazine over the weekend, T-Mobile Germany said it has no plans to drop support for five Nokia handsets just because they will enable users to Read more...

> Lenovo embeds HSPA into its laptops using Ericsson's modules. Article > Intel enters low-power chips Read more...

Patent holding firm IP-Com has filed a $17.7 billion lawsuit against Nokia for alleged patent infringement. IP-Com is just under 50 percent owned by private equity firm Fortress Investment Group. Read more...