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AT&T plans to introduce a new service that will let app developers pay for users' mobile data use.
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Telegraph.co.ukeBay's rate of mobile growth is “exponential”UtalkmarketingThe global leading e-talier says that more customers are accessing the site and making purchases through their mobile devices, with over 10% of all UK site traffic carried...
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Sky NewsApple cannot sell iPad tablets in ChinaTimes of IndiaSHANGHAI: Apple's dispute over the iPad trademark deepened Monday after the Chinese company that claims ownership of the name said it won a court ruling against sales of the popular...
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ZTE has announced two new smartphones that will make their debut at Mobile World Congress, both of which have LTE connectivity and will ship with Ice Cream Sandwich.
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Korea TimesWhat to expect from Mobile World Congress 2012Android CommunityMobile World Congress brings together manufacturers, partners and media from all over the world to sample the latest and hopefully greatest in phone and tablet hardware.
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Nielsen: Smartphone Penetration Reaches 48% - 02/21/2012 (Nielsen: Smartphone Penetration Reaches 48% http://t.co/Ytcq8AGl via @mediapost #mobile #statistics...)...
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The totally addictive Angry Birds game has already seen many different versions on various platforms and now we have news of a new Angry Birds game coming next month. Angry Birds Space will no doubt be a rocketing ...
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According to an International Data Corporation report, a total of 472 million smartphones will be shipped in 2011 compared to nearly 305 million units shipped in 2010. The report further estimates shipments figures to nearly ...
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Let Old Meet New With a USB Typewriter for TabletsPCWorldThis impressive gadget by Jack Zylkin is an actual old-timey typerwriter, modified to work like a typical USB keyboard for your computer or, even better, a few tablet models.
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TwiceTablets are advancing, but still limitedUniversity Daily KansanBy Marshall Schmidt Tablets are the latest, hottest tech item for students, and many are eagerly awaiting Apple's iPad 3 announcement in March.
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Number of mobile Internet devices will exceed Earth population by 2016, survey ...CaspionetDue to the popularity of mobile devices, global mobile Internet traffic will grow 18 times by 2016 to 130 exabytes a year (about 33 billion DVDs or 813...
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IBNLive.comAmazon sold 3.9 mn tablets in Q4 2011IBNLive.comSan Francisco: Amazon.com shipped nearly 3.9 million Kindle Fire tablets in the last three months of 2011, making the online retail giant the world's second-largest tablet maker in the quarter,...
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Тhe springboard for worldwide distribution of Fujitsu's gear will first be Europe, where the company revealed plans to enter with global versions of its smartphones and tablets...
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MacVideo.tvApple could destroy tablet rivals with iPad price cutsMacVideo.tvThe device will most likely be a tremendous success simply by virtue of being an iPad, but if Apple wants to put some of its $100 billion hoard to use and get "creative"...
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[From Stephen Trew] A major new smartphone/tablet manufacture for Europe. An interesting development. "We heard that Fujitsu was planning to launch at least one Arrows tablet in Europe a while back, and it looks to be part ...
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I had dinner last week with a senior exec from a global advertising holding company who asked what I often get asked these days, “What's going on with.
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Enthusiasm about near field communications will be more muted in 2012 and most likely 2013, as mobile payments attention shifts to other ways to enable payments, loyalty and credentials programs and mobile commerce.
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Whether or not you have a smartphone is closely related to both how old you are and how much money you make, according to the most recent survey results from Nielsen.
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The Death of SMS? Maybe So With Mountain LionForbesStatistics by comScore Mobile Metrix show that some 70% of US mobile subscribers use text messaging on their mobile device.
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Experts Exchange (blog)Look Out, Kindle Fire: Barnes & Noble to Launch Cheaper Nook This Week [REPORT]MashableIs Barnes & Noble launching an 8GB Android tablet to compete with Amazon's Kindle Fire tablet?
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Credit Union TimesMobile Glut Is Still Far OffCredit Union TimesIs the end of the growth spurt in sight? Not yet, said the advertising executive turned banking technologist.
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Mobile has been evolving at a break-neck pace. These five facts will have striking implications for the future of mobile commerce.
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About 70 per cent of children in households with tablet computers used these devices, according to fourth-quarter results from research firm Nielsen.
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HTC aside, not every manufacturer is willing, ready and committed to opening up its device portfolio to the idle hands of hackers.
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