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iPhone 5 Sales May Hit The 10 Million Mark In The First Week, Analyst Predicts
Apple has already sent press invites for its much-awaited Sept. 12 event where the Cupertino smartphone maker is expected to launch the fabled iPhone 5. Now, an analysis indicates that iPhone 5 sales can climb to as high as 10 million units in the first week of release.
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Nokia Lumia 920 Windows Phone 8 Smartphone Unveiled: PureView, 4.5-inch Display, Wireless Charging, Offline Maps Onboard
Nokia, on Wednesday, officially unveiled its new Windows Phone 8 smartphone, the Nokia Lumia 920. The device looks exactly the same as leaked images that came out days before the conference.
Android OS Grabs More Than Half Of The Smartphone Market – iOS Trails Behind
For the first time, Google's mobile operating system, Android, holds more than half of the smartphone market, according to market analytics firm ComScore.
Popstar Leaks iPhone 5: Taller, Thinner, With Aluminum Backplate
The build-up to the iPhone 5 Sept.12 alleged debut is awash with leaks. Jimmy Lin, a Taiwanese popstar turned race car driver, has spilled the beans on the next-generation Apple smartphone.
Nokia's New Windows Phones, Key to Its Future, Disappoint
Nokia's new Lumia smartphones drew a quick thumbs-down from investors looking for transformational handsets to rescue the struggling Finnish company, sending the firm's shares tumbling 13 percent.
Motorola Unveils Three Phones for Verizon Wireless
Google Inc's Motorola Mobility unveiled three smartphones to help compete with bigger rivals Apple Inc and Samsung Electronics Co for the holiday shopping season.
Samsung's Challenge: Keep the Customer
Samsung Electronics has built global leadership in mobile phones, but in a fickle industry looks more vulnerable than its nemesis Apple Inc without an 'ecosystem' - software, services, content and customer support - to keep its users loyal.
Sony Mobile Customers Emails, Names Hacked in China
Japan's Sony Corp said hackers have accessed the email addresses and names of as many as 400 of its mobile unit's customers in China and Taiwan held on servers owned by a third-party vendor.
South Korea Probes Samsung Over Apple Antitrust Complaints
South Korean regulators are investigating complaints filed by Apple Inc that Samsung Electronics Co is abusing its dominant position in wireless technology, the Korea Fair Trade Commission (FTC) said on Thursday.
Nokia Cuts Prices of Older Windows Phones, Shares Fall
Loss-making Nokia has slashed prices of its older smartphone models using Microsoft Windows software, industry sources said on Thursday, a day after investors gave its latest Lumia phones a rapid thumbs-down.
HTC Desire X: Coming To Carphone Warehouse September, Ignores HTC's 'One' Family
At the IFA conference in Berlin last week, HTC announced that its Desire X smartphone, the third entry in the Desire range, will launch in late September at UK phone retailer Carphone Warehouse. The device will go on sale for around £180, with no word on a U.S price.
Samsung Galaxy S3 Trounces iPhone 4S, Becomes Top-Selling U.S. Smartphone
Samsung's flagship device, the Galaxy S3, has wrested the top smartphone mantle away from Apple's iPhone 4S to become top-selling U.S. smartphone in August.
Apple To Launch iPhone 5 On Sept. 12: Press Invites Sent
The much-awaited news is finally official. Apple has sent out e-mail invitations to the media, inviting them to an "invitation-only event" in San Francisco on Sept. 12. The invite fuels debut rumors of the tech giant's flagship smartphone, the hotly-anticipated iPhone 5.
