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Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Posted by smartphone - Google News on March 4, 2010
 TG Daily | Google vs. Apple: An epic battle CNNMoney.com Although it may seem that Google (GOOG, Fortune 500) and Apple (AAPL, Fortune 500) are the only contenders battling it out in the US smartphone market, ... Motorola's new Backflip smartphone has a fresh design Microsoft Introduces Barcode-Reader App for Google Android Call more businesses from Google on your smartphone |
Posted by Digg RSS Search for smartphone on March 2, 2010
Smartphone maker HTC Corp (2498.TW) fell as much as 3 percent following a patent lawsuit by Apple Inc (AAPL.O). HTC trimmed losses to stand about 1.4 percent lower after having fallen more than 3 percent at the open after Apple's suit. HTC said the suit would not have an impact on its financial guidance for the first quarter.Posted by Digg RSS Search for smartphone on February 23, 2010
Everyone is talking about smartphones these days, and that has translated into a large increase within the iPhone’s smartphone marketplace reveal, which in turn has helped boost smartphone revenue for 2009. Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) saw its iPhone revenue hitting almost 25 million units in 2009, offering Apple a 14.4% share from the worldwide smartphonePosted by smartphone - Google News on February 10, 2010
 TopNews New Zealand | Google's Android Is Quickly Gaining Smartphone Market Share DailyFinance Google's (GOOG) Android smartphone US market share deeply trails that of market leaders Research in Motion (RIMM) and Apple (AAPL). ... iPhone and Android Market Share on the Rise Best Smartphone: iPhone, Android? Report says Apple gained US smartphone market share |
Posted by smartphone - Google News on January 19, 2010
 Telegraph.co.uk | EARNINGS PREVIEW: Telco Gear Improving, But Hurdles Remain Wall Street Journal Still, competition in the profitable high-end smartphone market segment remains intense as computer firms including Apple Inc (AAPL) and Google Inc (GOOG) ... Handset market recovery in focus after weak 2009 Britons spent £170m on mobile games in 2009 |
