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iPhones yanked from German shelves in Motorola patent war

Apple has removed the iPhone 4 and 3Gs from its stores in Germany, almost certainly in response to Motorola's December action rather than today's...

India’s 2G Ruling Shocks Telecom Industry

A court ruling to cancel cell-phone licenses held by several telecom companies in India amid allegations of fraud in their allocation will penalize foreign...

Govt targets phone interception with new ‘real time’ policy

The Centre is mulling a new setup including legal provisions to enable law enforcement agencies to seek real-time information of telecommunication exchanges along with tracking...

Apple May Include Facebook in New iOS 5 Edition

After introducing Twitter on iOS 5, it seems Apple is now planning to integrate Facebook in the new edition of the iOS platform. ...

Nokia sells 1.5 billionth Series 40 mobile phones

Finnish handset maker Nokia has announced that the company has now sold 1.5 billion Series 40 based handsets, with that figure being hit in...

YouTube gets 4 billion views per day

Google has been boasting about the ever increasing popularity of its online video platform. Posting on its blog page, the company announced that...

Sony Xperia S Features Access to Russian Satellite System, GLONASS

Sony's entry into the smartphone market was announced a few days back with the introduction of Xperia S, without the Ericsson name attached. ...

WP7 to best iOS smartphones by 2015?

Windows Phone 7 will overtake Apple’s iOS in terms of smartphone market share by the year 2015. That’s the latest prediction from IHS...

Deloitte publishes its predictions for the coming year: Two tablets and cheap smartphone adoption

Deloitte has released its Technology, Media and Telecommunications Predictions report for the year ahead. And the research firm reckons that while 2012 is...

ZTE Tania budget WP7 handset unveiled

ZTE has pushed out a new phone bearing the Windows Phone 7 OS. The rather strangely named ZTE Tania (though it isn’t the...

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