The Canadian company will shed 1,300 jobs and divide itself into three business units that analysts say are being readied for sale.
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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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With a recession looming, analysts expect a clear, credible plan from Ben Verwaayen to return the telecom gear maker to profitability.
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Analyst says the G1 has flaws that are to be expected from version 1.0 of its Android-based operating system.
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Windows Mobile phone maker could step out of the shadows and onto center stage if the excitement over Google’s G1 open-source phone persists. But it may also cost HTC some Windows Mobile business.
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The software could give the phone maker a much-needed foothold in the consumer market’s high end but may be too immature for immediate relief.
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Android is untested, experts say, and T-Mobile’s broadband network is a work in progress so users should expect a bumpy ride.
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Analyst says persistent problems may be embedded in the iPhone’s Infineon chips and may require a hardware upgrade for a fix.
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In an eventful week, the two companies make incursions on each other’s turf as RIM hangs with MySpace and Nokia buddies up to Microsoft.
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Companies formalize venture to jointly develop mobile phones, content for Japan.
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Two phone equipment leaders seek cost synergies in the face of rapid consolidation among U.S. service providers.
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Deal may up pricing pressure on 3G phones.
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Companies like Microsoft, Napster, Ericsson, Motorola, Nokia, Orange, Vodafone, and China Mobile attend European wireless conference.
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Analysts evaluate Qualcomm’s prospects after six companies file complaints with the European Commission.
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Threatened by challengers from the U.S., South Korea, and China, Europe’s flagship tech company revamps its cell phone strategy to stay No. 1.
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After several promises and subsequent delays, China says it will finally deploy a 3G network—for real this time.
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Making friends with Microsoft’s enemies has been a clever, and lucrative, business plan for Symbian.
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