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- Palm-AT&T Team-Up Delayed Until Summer — Report
Palm, whose fortunes as of late have been anything but great, appears to be running into some more troubles. An analyst for Canaccord Adams says Palm’s rumored team-up with AT&T has been delayed.The debut of Palm smartphones, like the Pre and the Pixi, was expected sometime this spring on AT&T’s wireless network, but Canaccord’s Peter Misek says he’s learned that ...
- With Sprint Deal, Google Nexus One To Run on All Major Carriers
It’s official: the Google Nexus One Android-based smartphone will be offered with carrier service from all four nationwide 3G mobile networks. Sprint-Nextel Corp. said today that a compatible Google Nexus One would be coming soon. Prices and timing were not given.The announcement comes on the heels of Tuesday’s announcement that AT&T Inc. will service the Nexus One as well. When ...
- The 4G Device Ecosystem: Samsung Weighs In
We are in for a great deal of innovation and change in this industry as we get to 4G. Devices will initially be dongles and handsets; a whole slew of consumer electronics will change the role of the operator within the mobile broadband value chain. And 2010 will definitely be a defining year for the ecosystem in terms of how ...
- Google Nexus One Sales Bombing — Report
Not everything Google touches turns to gold after all.A new report shows that the search giant has sold only 135,000 of its Nexus One smartphones since its debut more than 10 weeks ago. To quantify that, Apple sold 1 million iPhones in the 74 days after they first went on sale nearly three years ago — and that was at ...
- 40% of BlackBerry Users Want iPhone, Android Instead
Lust for something different grows inside an overwhelming percentage of Blackberry users’ hearts, apparently: Nearly 40 percent of them would switch to the iPhone, and a whopping third of them would switch to the Android operating system, given the chance.And, it appears that Blackberry might be in trouble in general in terms of staying current with smartphone trends, lagging far ...
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