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Samsung Galaxy S4 a no

Samsung Electronics wants the spotlight all to itself for the Galaxy S4. The Korean electronics giant will be holding off on any major announcements at Mobile World Congress later this month, according to a person familiar with its launch plans. As with last year, Samsung will likely hold its own separate event to launch the latest iteration of its flagship …

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Clearwire still supports Sprint buyout, but won’t rule out Dish

Clearwire continues to like Sprint’s buyout offer, but isn’t ruling out a bid from Dish Networks just yet. In a “Transaction Update” released today, Clearwire said that its Special Committee charged with determining the value of both Sprint’s and Dish’s offers “has not made any determination to change its recommendation of the current Sprint transaction.” That said, the committee added …

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Intel plans big splash for Mobile World Congress

Intel will be on hand later this month at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona with some smartphone technologies in hand. The company yesterday announced that at its booth at Mobile World Congress it’ll show off “a new dual core, dual graphics platform.” Intel also plans to have Android-based handsets on display that will be running its Atom Z2420 platform …

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Android Key Lime Pie accidentally confirmed for spring

Fancy a slice of Key Lime Pie? The next version of Google’s Android software will be revealed in spring according to new leaked information. Chip-builder Qualcomm appears to have inadvertently confirmed the arrival of Key Lime Pie with a leaked document detailing the development of Android. Key Lime Pie is listed for the second quarter of 2013. Google usually announces …

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BlackBerry 10.1: What we want to see next

Now playing: Watch this: BlackBerry Z10: Not your father’s BlackBerry 3:41 BlackBerry (formerly RIM) may have just lifted the lid on its completely overhauled BlackBerry 10 OS for mobile devices, but CNET has been testing the heck out of the OS and Z10 smartphone for over a week now. There are elements that we love and elements that we, frankly, …

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New BlackBerrys fail to impress Wall Street as concerns linger

BlackBerry’s splashy launch of two well-received smartphones wasn’t enough to halt a weeklong slide in its stock. Shares are down 6.7 percent to $12.86 in morning trading. In total, BlackBerry has lost more than a quarter of its market value over the last four days. While there seems to be universal acknowledgement that the newly introduced BlackBerry Z10 and Q10 …

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