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Latest News:
T-Mobile Weighs Spinoff Option Deutsche Telekom, the owner of T-Mobile, is exploring an initial public offering or spinoff of the business, as it looks for ways to jump-start the embattled carrier.
AT&T Approves SlingPlayer for iPhone on its 3G Network AT&T said it will now allow the SlingPlayer Mobile for iPhone application, a television-viewing program, to operate on its high-speed 3G network, reversing an earlier ban after federal regulators began looking into the wireless industry over discriminatory practices against certain types of Internet traffic.
Google Nexus One Gets Multi-Touch Google is rolling out updates for its Nexus One smartphone that enables multi-touch, improves 3G performance and adds other software features.
Verizon to Launch Motorola Devour, Android-Based Phone Verizon said it plans to launch the Motorola Devour, a Google smartphone that syncs contacts and emails with content from Facebook and Twitter, in March of this year.
Sony Ericsson Unveils Aspen, Eco-Safe Windows Mobile Phone Sony Ericsson today unveiled the Aspen, an eco-friendly Windows Mobile smartphone, as the company pushes towards greener phones that are safer for the environment.
AT&T Profits Boosted by iPhone, Plans Network Upgrade AT&T reported a 26 percent rise in quarterly profit, spearheaded by data-hungry iPhone users, and detailed plans to beef up its network in preparation for Apple's new iPad device.
Apple Allows VoIP on AT&T's 3G Network Apple is allowing iPhone owners to use Internet calling services like Google Voice and Skype over AT&T's 3G cellular network, after the Federal Communications Commission became concerned that blocking those applications could violate open-Internet access rules.
Samsung Returns to Profit, to Focus on Touch Screen Devices Samsung turned to a profit in the fourth-quarter and said it plans to focus on touch screen devices and smartphones amid a rapidly recovering handset market.
Motorola Swings to Profit, to Sell New Google Phone Motorola showed some signs of life by swinging to a fourth-quarter profit, as it outlined plans to launch 20 smartphones, including a Google-powered phone sold directly to consumers, in the coming year.
Nokia Profits Up 65 Percent, Gains Smartphone Share Nokia reported a 65 percent rise in fourth-quarter profits and said it had gained market share in smartphones despite strong competition from rivals Apple and Research in Motion.
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