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Friday, September 3, 2010
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Research in Motion (RIM), the maker of BlackBerry smartphones, has unveiled a new smartphone (BlackBerry Torch 9800 smartphone) for wooing mobile consumers away from Apple and other rivals though experts do not share the same view and think that the smartphone may not achieve success as expected by the makers.Posted by smartphone - Google News on June 7, 2010
 Pocket-lint.com | Report: 23% of US Mobile Users Own a Smartphone Digital Media Wire New York - Some 23% of US mobile consumers owned a smartphone in the first quarter of 2010, up from 16% in the second quarter of 2009, according to a report ... Nielsen considers smartphone OSs Apple, Google, and Microsoft Battle over Smartphones iPhone vs. Droid vs. BlackBerry |
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 Reuters UK | iPhone and Android phones: Who's buying what? Chicago Tribune (blog) "As of Q1 '10, Nielsen data shows that 23 percent of mobile consumers now have a smartphone, up from just 16 percent in Q2 '09," Kellogg said in the blog. ... Nielsen considers smartphone OSs iPhone vs. Droid vs. BlackBerry Apple and Google square off over smartphone supremacy |
Posted by smartphone - Google News on May 5, 2010
 Globe and Mail | Microsoft Launches Communicator Mobile on Nokia Smartphones DailyFinance The technology has been around on computers for years, but it is migrating onto smartphones as they become the new computer for mobile consumers and ... Microsoft Releases Communicator Mobile For Nokia Microsoft, Nokia Release Collaboration Smartphone App Microsoft and Nokia launches Microsoft Office Communicator Mobile |
Posted by smartphone - Google News on March 15, 2010
 ABC News | Study: Smartphone users more inclined to use devices for social media Visage Mobile (blog) Smartphones users have accessed social networking websites through their mobile browsers 8.3 percent more than they did last year, according to recent ... Mobile consumers show high social tendencies Businesses urged to take advantage of nine million Australians using social media |
