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The operator has been chosen by Samsung as the first to sell the Jet Ultra Edition, with the first 10,000 customers receiving a gift exclusive to O2
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Mar
16
2010
 
Silverlight to underpin Windows Phone 7 appsPosted by CompareMobiles.com in Mobile News
Microsoft has unveiled the RC of Silverlight 4 and annnounced that the browser technology will be one of the ways to develop for Windows Phone 7 Series
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Mar
16
2010
UK copyright law to be changed ‘without scrutiny’Posted by CompareMobiles.com in Mobile News
An amendment to the Digital Economy Bill will be introduced and passed within the space of one hour on the last day of Parliament, according to Labour MP Tom Watson
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Only 865,000 behind the Jesus PhoneGoogle has sold a mere 135,000 Nexus One phones since its much-ballyhooed launch on January 5, according to the latest numbers from mobile analytics outfit Flurry.…
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Mar
16
2010
Apple v Google: the gloves are starting to come offPosted by CompareMobiles.com in Mobile News
When Apple decided to sue Taiwanese phone manufacturer HTC, it was hard to see it as anything other than a broadside at Google. After all, HTC makes Nexus One handset, and Steve Jobs has previously told staff that he’s angry because “We did not enter the search business… they entered the phone business”. The ever-growing conflict between the two is something I mentioned on Monday, and plenty of people have weighed in on the subject, including former Sun Microsystems boss Jonathan Schwartz, who said that any company launching a software patent lawsuit was basically undertaking an “act of desperation”. But most of the action so far has been from Apple’s side – the accusations about its rivals (including Nokia, which has in turn accused the iPhone maker of “legal alchemy”); the offended and aggrieved statements by Jobs and so on. So where’s Google in this fight? Is it just staying quiet? Step forward Tim Bray, the Canadian technologist best known for his work on XML. Bray – who has written eloquently on software patents before and who left Sun himself last month – announced over the weekend that he was joining Google’s Android team. Oh yeah, then he immediately poured fuel onto the fire with an extremely strong broadside about why he dislikes Apple’s approach:
Strong words, and proof that Googlers are prepared to fire back from time to time. It will be interesting to see how long Bray is allowed to speak his mind like this (staff commenting, even obliquely, on lawsuits is something most corporate lawyers dislike intensely) but it’s refreshing to see somebody on either side speaking openly and on the record.
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MS says everything’s in. Just not in this releaseMix10 “In this release, our focus is on phones purchased by consumers,” said Microsoft’s Charlie Kindel, describing the Windows Phone 7 developer platform to attendees at the Mix conference in Las Vegas on Monday.…
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Mar
16
2010
Opera unleashes final Opera Mini 5 and Opera Mobile 10Posted by CompareMobiles.com in Mobile News
Yes, Jesus Phone Mini still in limboOpera has released final versions of its Opera Mini 5 browser for Java-based phones and BlackBerries and its Opera Mobile 10 browser for Symbian S60-based devices and Windows Mobile phones.…
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Mar
16
2010
Tranzeo Wireless wins $14 million deal from TRGPosted by CompareMobiles.com in Mobile News
Tranzeo Wireless Technologies, a manufacturer of wireless broadband and WiMAX communication systems, has received a $14 million purchase order from Indonesia-based PT Teknologi Riset Global. Read Full Story…
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Mar
15
2010
Windows Phone 7: free tools, captive MarketplacePosted by CompareMobiles.com in Mobile News
Microsoft apes AppleMix10 Microsoft aims to lure Windows Phone 7 developers with free tools. That’s the good news. The less-good news is that Redmond plans to lock down the platform à la Apple’s App Store.…
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Research suggests that key Tory constituencies could suffer most from the Conservative policy on super-fast broadband. Read Full Story…
Telecommunication firms face a long road to recovery, with revenue growth Read Full Story…
Vodafone SME sales director Rob Shardlow responds to, and ducks most of your questions on its strategy for revenue share, Yes Telecom, OneNet and third-party iPhone sales, as well as its difficulty to find the right team to lead its indirect business Read Full Story…
Bigger, better, faster than anyone else, in theoryAll Americans will be entitled to 4Mb/sec broadband, and America will have the fastest mobile network in the world, under the FCC’s plan for the future of internet access.…
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Last-minute amendments to the bill, which will soon move to the House of Commons, deal with disconnection of file sharers and web-site blocking
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Mar
15
2010
Conservative’s broadband approach could alienate votersPosted by CompareMobiles.com in Mobile News
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Mar
15
2010
Ex-Sun man Bray takes on paranoid Android role at GooglePosted by CompareMobiles.com in Mobile News
Disses Apple iPhone’s ‘Disney-fied walled garden’XML co-inventor and languages expert Tim Bray has taken a job at Google just a month after he left
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Mar
15
2010
Ex-Sun director Bray joins Google’s Android teamPosted by CompareMobiles.com in Mobile News
The former Sun Microsystems’ employee Tim Bray has left the company to join Android’s opposition to Apple’s iPhone
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