With the China mobile tie up Nokia who is is still the global market leader , breathes a sigh of relief from the onslaught by smartphone majors Apple and Google
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Windows 8 Tties bold new approach of single OS from desktop to phones that seems to be paying off with 40 million pieces sold in the first month.
Facebook shares gained despite the ending of lockout period of 777 million in what could be a fightback of sorts against continuous bear hammering since May
Top FB employees have been permitted to exit the company ahead of Nov 14 Nov when the share is expected to go on a tailspin.
Apple mini iPad mocks Google’s Nexus and Amazon’s Kindle fire mocks Apple….the tablet war truly hots up with who is the prettiest of them all comparisons.
Apple unveils new mini iPad and iBook 3.0 …positioning for the classroom education and emerging economies markets
Apple is finally launching its mini iPad to get a grip on the lower end of the explosive tablet market which now is becoming sizable.
If Twitter acquires Vine it adds instant video capability to instant photo sharing that could turn it into the worlds fastest Breaking News Broadcaster with millions of hands on reporters. Would # Twitter Vine climb faster than other breaking news service ?
Amazon’s smartphone was not launched as expected by some analyst, though users got a glimpse of how effective it could be. As Amazon’s 4G Kindle fire line starts providing phone data directly from its 4G network to American subscribers, it will be giving sleepless nights to cellular operators across the US, including the networks it [...]
Motorola Mobilty has launched a new smartphone with a powerful Intel chipset, faster camera that appears tro be distinctly diffferent from Apple at first glance.
Nokia’s sales and profits have sharply dropped since Steve Elop joined as CEO and pushed the Nokia applecart towards Microsoft
Wall Street Banker JP Morgan says the new iPhone could boost the sagging US GDP figures by as much as 0.5% in the last quarter.









