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RIM CEO Says 'Nothing Wrong' with Blackberry Maker
Research In Motion Ltd's freshman CEO insisted on Tuesday that nothing is wrong with the maker of BlackBerry smartphones and that it certainly isn't in a "death spiral," even as the company's already battered stock edged toward new lows.
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HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE Hits Verizon July 5 for $149 [Specifications]
Verizon Wireless is not getting any HTC One series smartphone, but it will be offering HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE as an alternative for One series smartphones for $149 starting July 5.
Samsung Galaxy S3 Release Date: AT&T Supply Crisis Ends July 6
Everyone is talking about Samsung Galaxy S3 nowadays, yet no U.S. network carrier released it on time (June 21). After numerous delays, the new Android smartphone is finally hitting AT&T stores on July 6.
India Telecoms Tribunal Gives Split Verdict in 3G Roaming Dispute
An Indian telecoms tribunal on Tuesday gave a split verdict in a case by mobile phone operators that had challenged a government order requiring them to stop offering 3G services beyond their licensed zones through mutual roaming pacts, lawyers said.
iPhone 5: Top 5 Features iOS 6 Reveals About the Next Apple Phone
With the official launch of iOS 6, Apple has given us a whole new idea of what the next iPhone might look like. Here is a quick look at the top 5 features, which are expected to be on iPhone 5.
Samsung Galaxy S3 vs. iPhone 5: The Biggest Smartphone Battle of 2012 Looms Ahead
Many people that are highly tempted to buy the new Samsung Galaxy S3 are also insecure about whether they should wait for the iPhone 5 or not. Well, deciding which of these two world-leading smartphones is better is a hard task. It is important to remember that, as all other technological devices, smartphones are innovating for a couple of months until something better is introduced. So, no matter how impressive the Samsung Galaxy S3 might look right now, it is almost for sure that the iPhone 5 ...
Motorola Droid Razr Maxx Vs Samsung Galaxy Nexus: Which Verizon Smartphone to Buy?
After Google showed off Samsung Galaxy Nexus running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, it regained all its awesomeness that went missing after launch of bigger Android phones like Samsung Galaxy S3 and HTC One X in the market.
Samsung Galaxy S3: AT&T Customers Still Waiting for Preorder to Arrive
Samsung Galaxy S3 has turned out to be the one smartphone that every Android lover is talking about. Packing groundbreaking hardware and software technology, the device is receiving preorders like a bonanza sales item. On the other hand, network carriers are not able to fulfill the demand for Samsung's latest flagship model resulting in increasing frustration among customers.
Prepaid Apple iPhone 4, 4S now Available on Virgin Mobile USA: Buy or Wait for iPhone 5?
At a time when the smartphone world is filled with the buzz of Apple's upcoming next generation iPhone 5, the predecessors of the same device, iPhone 4S and iPhone 4, are being offered by the wireless carrier operator Virgin Mobile as prepaid handsets.
Apple vs Samsung Patent Case: Now Samsung Galaxy Nexus Banned in US
On June 29, the US Court once more ruled against Samsung in the patent case, and granted Apple a temporary injunction against Galaxy Nexus sales in the United States, which means the phone sales, has been temporarily banned in the country.
Smart Deal: AT&T Nokia Lumia 900 selling for $0.01 at Amazon Wireless
Amazon Wireless is always the best place to pick up smartphones at discounted prices. Earlier this month, Amazon was offering Samsung Galaxy Nexus for just $0.01. This time Nokia Lumia 900 is on fire sale at the retailer.
Samsung Galaxy S3 Battery Drain Issue: Reasons and Solution
Samsung Galaxy S3 is the one smartphone that the whole Android world is referring to as “iPhone killer”. However, the recently figured battery drain issue seems have taken out some of the awesomeness of Samsung’s latest flagship model. But there’s nothing to worry as developers have found a way to fix the issue.
RIM Prospects Dire after Launch Delay: Analysts
Research In Motion Ltd could run out of cash and ultimately fail, even with the launch of its now-delayed BlackBerry 10 device early next year, Wall Street analysts said.
