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/ Inexpensive Mobile PCs To Drive Market Through 2012
The burgeoning role of portable PCs as part of a digital lifestyle will sustain growth in both consumer and commercial segments, says IDC.
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mobiletechnews
/ ABI Research survey reveals key drivers in US Navigation Market
ABI Research consumer survey results show text-to-speech, voice recognition and multimedia functions are beoming more common features in nav devices and systems.
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/ Samsung brings power to the netbook market
Samsung is the latest in a long line of computer manufacturers, which has decided to branch out in the increasingly popular, and overcrowded, netbook sector. TechRadar had been expecting this news since May, as the company had let slip it was thinking about going into this cheap-and-cheerful computer market. Matt finish The NC10 has been given a matt finish, a 10-inch 1024 x 600 display and a choice of quite substantial hard drives – 80GB, 120GB or 160GB.Memory-wise, you are looking at 1GB of 533MHz DDR 2 memory, which should be plenty to run the Linux OS or Windows XP. Which is pretty powerful, considering it's aimed at web surfers.The netbook comes in three colours: fetching blue, black and silver, and houses all the ports you have come to expect from a netbook: 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 2.0+EDR, 10/100Mb/s Ethernet, 3-in-one memory card reader, audio sockets, VGA port, 1.3MP webcam and three USB ports.Due in October, the NC10 will cost around £329.
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/ BlackBerry moves past Windows Mobile in Smartphone market
It appears that RIM has taken the number two slot in the marketshare numbers for smartphones. JKOnTheRun has published an overview of the second quarter for 2008 smartphone marketshare numbers. Symbian still holds the number one position, but RIM has move ahead of Windows Mobile to occupy the number 2 slot. Windows Mobile is now number 3....
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/Tracy GardnerForeign distributor i2 plans to arrive in UK market
Dubai-based distributor looks set to arrive in UK market
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/Kulvir SinghO2 goes on offensive for fixed line broadband market share
O2 takes broadband into the indirect channel3 ‘Apple was wrong to pick O2 for 3G iPhone’Carphone issues new broadband warningo2, fixed line, broadbandO2 goes on offensive for fixed line broadband market share Network in talks with P4u after fixed line
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informationweek
/ Android To Capture 4% Of Smartphone Market
Buoyed by Google's brand, the first Android handset from T-Mobile and HTC is expected to sell 400,000 units by the end of the year, according to one research group.
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/ Google phone to eat as much as 4 percent of the smartphone market
According to the research group called Strategy Analytics, the Android-based mobile phone from Google is expected to take as much as four percent of the smartphone market in United States during the last quarter or Q4 of 2008. The estimate given by Strategy Analytics comes as the first phone using Android operation system is planned to [...]
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/ Zed CEO Accuses British Watchdog Of "Destroying" UK D2C Content Market
Zed CEO Javier Perez Dolset has lashed out at the UK's premium rate phone regulator PhonepayPlus, blaming the watchdog for "destroying" the UK D2C content market. Dolset told Mobile Entertainment that the regulator's refusal to step in and deal with the subscription abuses taking place three years ago has killed off the UK business. Apparently, its Monstermob unit used to rake in £30 million, but now manages to squeeze out only £1 million a year. Perez Dolset also railed against the new rules PhonepayPlus put into place this summer to help stem the jump in customer complaints against mobile content sellers in the last year: "It makes me angry to see PhonepayPlus coming out with all this regulation now. Where were they three years ago? They did nothing, and now they're trying to make everyone else pay for what happened." Just for the record, the new rules that PhonepayPlus put in place says that any subscription service that doesn't allow a consumer to stop easily and quickly will be shut down and not allowed to operate. There are also proposals to try to cut down on unwanted mobile spam. It's a little unclear how this could be construed as "making everyone else pay for what happened"--surely, this is a rule that any game company operating on the up and up would be happy to abide by? Meanwhile, ZED's Finnish arm is on the EU's list of companies that need further investigating over ringtone scams. Related Updated: EU, UK Clamping Down On Mobile Content Scams Join us for EconMusic Sep. 23 in London featuring a Mobile Music panel with Nokia Music’s Tom Erskine, Sony BMG’s Ian Henderson, Vodafone UK’s Tom McLennan and O2’s Julian Zmood discussing the exciting future of this sector. Register at http://contentnext.com/econmusic.
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/ Yahoo challenges Google in mobile phone market - San Francisco Chronicle
Yahoo challenges Google in *mobile phone* market...
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