CNET staff hit the ground running on the first official day of Mobile World Congress yesterday, turning up bright and early with not a bleary eye in sight to make it to Nokia’s 8.30am press conference. A series of budget and midrange handsets were launched, chief among them the latest additions to Nokia’s Windows Phone …
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The U.S. Department of Defense announced today that it was further dropping its exclusive BlackBerry …
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Eric Franklin/CNET BARCELONA, Spain–Not content with dual- or even quad-core CPUs, Samsung has upped the …
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BARCELONA, Spain–One of the big news developments at MWC 2013 is Mozilla’s big push of …
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BARCELONA, Spain–Swinging past the Telefonica booth at Mobile World Congress I came across these two …
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Android and iOS could be starting to lose their stranglehold on the UK’s smart phone …
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BARCELONA, Spain–It’s Tizen’s turn for the spotlight. The upstart mobile operating system, shepherded into development …
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