Facing a prolonged decline in its consumer business, mobile carrier is looking to boost its sale of network access to device makers such as Amazon and Garmin.
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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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While the mobile industry celebrates a new growth milestone, handset leader slashes away in preparation for a tough 2009.
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Can Google jumpstart the sluggish location-based services market in the throes of a global recession?
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Mobile phone giant blames the recession but analysts say many of the company’s problems are self-inflicted.
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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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After the second major economic implosion in less than a decade, companies scramble to stay alive.
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The carrier’s modem that does both 3G and WiMAX will appeal to a small segment of the business market and do little to stave off the onslaught of LTE, analyst says.
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Deal opens new avenue of distribution for developers and opportunity for another app store to raise its profile in the emerging mobile applications market.
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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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Carrier pays a steep premium for developer of the mobile killer app of the moment.
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Handset maker says the effects of recession are worsening and warns that 2009 looks bad.
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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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Handset giant moves on collision course with RIM as it incorporates Microsoft Exchange into 80 million smartphones.
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It’s back to the future for frustrated mobile app developers as they adopt cloud computing to bypass mobile bandwidth and handset problems.
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After a number of spectacular failures is mobile music finally ready for the mass market?
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Cell phone giant will acquire its ninth mobile services firm in the last two and a half years as it fuels its transformation into a full-service mobile player.
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The two U.S. mobile carriers would join to become No. 1 as the financial climate and Verizon’s recent spectrum purchase bring the long courtship to an end.
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Search king is playing catch-up to rivals Yahoo and Microsoft, which already have mobile application deals with the mobile phone giant.
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Juice Wireless' funding comes as roughly $431 million has been shot into 92 mobile social-networking companies in the first three quarters of 2007. Time for a shakeout?
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