Nokia plans to stick with Symbian as its main business phone platform even when MeeGo, its new top-end operating system, is released. On Tuesday, Nokia business smartphones chief Ilari Nurmi told ZDNet UK that Nokia had “great converged device plans based on the MeeGo platform” and that there were “different types of needs and wants …
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I hate, hate, hate getting stuck in traffic, especially on the freeway (where you’re usually …
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RIM is a serious company that makes serious smart phones. But a BlackBerry-sponsored design competition has …
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An AT&T Facebook account confirmed the existence of an upcoming Motorola handset yesterday, outing the …
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Apple has banned an app from the iTunes App Store, not because of violence or …
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