Shares of Canadian smart phone maker take a beating after release of report that says Apple's iPhone is gaining acceptance in IT departments.
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Beleaguered handheld maker announces mobile phone on Sprint network. Investors push shares 8 percent lower in trading.
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Smartphones draw much attention, but regular mobile phones still rule the market with 72 percent of U.S. handset purchases in the second quarter, according to NPD Group.
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Microsoft and Nokia are teaming up to launch the software giant's Office applications on the handset maker's devices.
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BlackBerry maker agrees to acquire Dash, a Mountain View, California, startup that makes GPS maps.
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Troubled cell phone maker takes itself out of RIM’s line of fire by selling Good Technology to Visto, a VC-backed mobile email company.
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The has-been handheld maker presents its latest software gamble and phone at the Las Vegas tech event.
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The combination of time-shifting, HDTV, and place-shifting in the same box give DISH, EchoStar, and Sling Media a leg up in the race to control TV on-the-go.
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Apple’s still-unconfirmed move to market a $99 iPhone through Wal-Mart is either foolhardy or brilliant. Remember the RAZR was once the coolest phone in the room.
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Growing vendor shipments and slowing sales spell swelling carrier inventories and a daunting 2009.
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Handset maker says the effects of recession are worsening and warns that 2009 looks bad.
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VC-backed firm competes with Google as voice recognition standard for mobile phones.
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TiVo inches closer to a collision course with cable operators and Sling Media. TiVo's path? Today mobile DVR control, tomorrow mobile TV.
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Good luck getting a BlackBerry Storm anytime soon. Many Verizon Wireless stores by midday had sold through their inventory of the much-anticipated mobile phone.
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Credit crunch will postpone U.S. carrier plans to build new networks friendly to European phone makers while Apple, RIM, and even Motorola are at the border.
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Despite the economic downturn, there were 40 million smartphones shipped in the third quarter of 2008, while Apple, RIM, and HTC gained ground on Nokia.
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While cell phone shipments soared in the third quarter, Motorola lost its U.S. market share crown to Samsung.
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Analysts say that after years of missed opportunities a bold move by the handset maker was necessary but fraught with problems.
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Fund flows $16.7 million to Buzzd, WorldMate, and Digby as platform seeks to parry head start of iPhone and Android in app stores.
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RIM cracks the consumer high end, but will U.S. and European holiday shoppers choose this phone over the iPhone, the G1, or the Nokia 5800?
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