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Nokia PureView Camera Technology Coming To Windows Phone? Seems Likely
Nokia recently hinted that that its new line of Windows 8 devices might include PureView camera technology. A fan on Twitter asked Nokia if the new Lumia would feature PureView, and the company's response hinted strongly at the possibility.
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Verizon Wireless May Offer Nokia Windows Phone 8 This Year - Report
Verizon Wireless is reportedly ready to give Windows Phone another shot this year. According to a Bloomberg report citing an unnamed source, Verizon plans to sell a new Nokia Oyj phone with Microsoft's latest Windows 8 software. Should this prove to be true, it would be the first time the carrier has released a Windows device since May 2011.
iPhone 5 to Release in September, Says German Carrier Mobilcom-Debitel
As the September debut of Apple's hypothesized iPhone 5 nears, the rumor mill seems to be on overdrive. German carrier Mobilcom-Debitel, who claimed on Aug. 21 that the iPhone 5 would be released in September, is still fueling release date speculations.
Analysis: In Apple VS. Samsung, Alchemy of Damages Takes the Stage
Between the hotshot designers and brainy engineers Apple Inc questioned for three weeks in the company's bitterly fought patent battle against Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, a marketing expert from MIT took Apple's lawyers all of three minutes.
California Jurors Get to Work in Apple VS. Samsung Trial
Nine jurors began deliberating on Wednesday in Apple Inc's high stakes patent lawsuit against Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, a process that could take several days due to the complex legal issues in play.
LG Says Started Production of New Screen, As Apple Plans Product Launch
Flat-screen maker LG Display has started mass production of a new and thinner display, widely speculated to be for use in Apple Inc's next iPhone, and the display's production schedule remains in line with customers' product release plans, LG's chief executive said.
Holiday Season To Boost iPhone 5 Sales: Next-Gen Smartphone To Sell More Than 250 Million Units, Estimate Analysts
According to a Fudzilla report, "Apple's upcoming iPhone 5 could be the company's biggest coup to date." As iPhone 5 rumors gather steam, analysts estimate that the next-gen smartphone could sell more than 250 million units, and iPhone 5 profits alone are expected to generate nearly $47 billion in net income for Apple.
Leaked Specs Reveal Samsung Working on Next-Gen Nexus: Real or Fake?
After building two robust smartphones - Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus for Google - Korean tech giant Samsung is allegedly working on a new Nexus offering.
Galaxy Note 2: Samsung Unveils Teaser of its Next-Gen Phablet
A recently released video teaser of Samsung's Galaxy Note 2 confirmed to tech enthusiasts that the device is no more a rumor and will indeed be released at the IFA 2012 event in Berlin on Aug. 29.
Double Whammy: Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini and Galaxy S2 Plus Expected to Hit the Shelves Soon
South Korean smartphone gizmo Samsung will soon give fans much to cheer about. If rumors are to be believed, Samsung will be adding two new devices - Galaxy S3 Mini and Galaxy S2 Plus- to its popular Galaxy range of smartphones. The two new offerings are expected to hit the shelves by Q4 2012.
Windows Phone To Trump BlackBerry OS By Year End - Competition Is Heating Up
BlackBerry's downward spiral has been good news for its competition, especially Microsoft, as Windows Phone is now set to take over BlackBerry's spot as the third-ranked mobile operating system.
Comcast Losses Bid to Limit Class Action Case
In the latest test of U.S. class action limits, telecoms firm Comcast Corp. lost a bid on Tuesday to force a customer who filed an antitrust class action to arbitrate individually, when a judge ruled it would be too costly for the customer.
T-Mobile USA to Offer Unlimited Data Service Option
T-Mobile USA, the No. 4 U.S. mobile provider, will sell a new unlimited data service option to its customers for a monthly fee in a direct challenge to its bigger rival Sprint Nextel, the only other big U.S. provider selling unlimited services.
