Feb 23 2009

No writing on the wall is bad news for the GSMA – Register


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No writing on the wall is bad news for the GSMA
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By Guy Kewney • Get more from this author Comment I've been trying to work out what GSMA does – apart from Mobile World Congress, that is.
Samsung bows first solar-powered smartphone Sync
Power supply charges industry MyADSL
PDAstreet – Sci-Tech Today – SymbianOne (press release) – Mobile Burn
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Feb 23 2009

mocoNews.net – Report: One In Six Mobile App Buyers Spent More … – Washington Post


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mocoNews.net – Report: One In Six Mobile App Buyers Spent More
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iPhone users tire quickly of new apps: study AFP
Mobile apps and music thrive in downturn TechRadar UK
NetworkWorld.com – FOXNews – Appscout – CNET News
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Feb 23 2009

From Brick to Slick: A History of Mobile Phones

It has been more than 35 years since Martin Cooper placed the first call on a mobile phone to his rival at Bell Labs while working at Motorola. Heck, it’s been nearly 20 years since Saved by the Bell’s Zack Morris placed a phone call to Kelly Kapowski from his locker. In that time, phones have come a long way.

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Feb 23 2009

Friday Apple Links: Dancing with the Woz edition – Ars Technica


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Friday Apple Links: Dancing with the Woz edition
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In this week-ending roundup of interesting Apple tidbits, we have iTunes taxes, German Mac cloners telling Apple to bring it on, turn-by-turn GPS navigation for your iPhone, Apple's Wayne Westerman talks multi-touch inspiration, and more.
Emerging iPhone contenders charted, compared by RBC Apple Insider
Should Apple make a netbook? If Tim Cook wants to be its CEO, yes guardian.co.uk
ITBusiness.ca – Macworld – Computerworld – Barron’s Blogs
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Feb 23 2009

RIM, T-Mobile Throw Curve with New BlackBerry – eWeek


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RIM, T-Mobile Throw Curve with New BlackBerry
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By Wayne Rash The new BlackBerry Curve 8900 smartphone, built by RIM for T-Mobile, combines GPS, Wi-Fi, global calling, a full QWERTY keyboard, location-based services and new browser in a sleeker, thinner package.
Research In Motion Keeps Hiring Amid Economic Downturn Teleclick.ca
New BlackBerry a flexible, keyboard-free affair Otago Daily Times
Sify – QuicklyBored – CIO – Austin American-Statesman
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Feb 23 2009

iTunes Shows How iPhone App Management Should Have Worked

Add, delete, rate, and move—these are your app options on the iPhone. This interface concept, though, puts full app management within iTunes, and makes us wonder why it wasn’t there in the first place.

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Feb 23 2009

Why Apple Needs To Release The Next iPhone Soon

The accolade of “Best of CES 2009″ that the Palm Pre received wasn’t just because it looked good – this baby is also seriously jam-packed with some groovy functionality. The foundation of the exciting new Palm is built on the zippy OMAP3430 processor and Palm’s new webOS. With these as building blocks, it seems Palm has picked up where Apple left

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Feb 23 2009

European Crackdown On Skype "Loophole"

angry tapir writes “Suspicious phone conversations on Skype could be targeted for tapping as part of a pan-European crackdown on what law authorities believe is a massive technical loophole in current wiretapping laws, allowing criminals to communicate without fear of being overheard by the police. Eurojust, a European Union agency responsible for coordinating judicial investigations across different jurisdictions, has announced the opening of an investigation involving all 27 countries of the European Union.”

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Feb 23 2009

Rogers Will, Won't Have LTE Ready for 2010 Olympics – Mobile Magazine

Rogers Will, Won't Have LTE Ready for 2010 Olympics
Mobile Magazine
When EDGE first hit the scene, people were wowed by what it had to offer. When HSPA finally arrived, we were amazed by how fast the web could be accessed.
Rogers to get 4G in 2010, merge with cable Electronista
Rogers 4G LTE “Will They/Won’t They” Saga Continues! the iPhone Blog
Boy Genius Report – Softpedia – Yahoo! Tech – jkOnTheRun
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Feb 23 2009

Blackberry maker hiring 3000 people – MINA


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Blackberry maker hiring 3000 people
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The maker of Blackberry phone handsets, Canada's Research In Motion, said on Monday it was recruiting 3000 new workers to keep pace with demand despite the global economic crisis.
RIM keeps hiring Edmonton Sun
BlackBerry Outshines Apple iPhone In Fourth Quarter ChannelWeb
Financial Times – The FINANCIAL – New York Times – Mobile Phones
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