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Talki Named Best Consumer VOIP and Messaging App in 2009 Mobile Star Awards
1 hour, 48 minutes ago ago from MobilityWire
Talkster service beats out Skype, Fring and Momail as crowd favorite TORONTO – MobilityWire ® December 21, 2009 Talkster ( www.talkster.com ) announced today its talki mobile software took top honors in the eighth annual Mobile Star Awards program, winning the SUPERSTAR award in both the Consumer App: Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and Consumer App: Email or Messaging categories. Other nominees in the Consumer ...
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1 hour, 58 minutes ago ago from MobilityWire
BOLT storms ahead of Opera Mobile, Skyfire and Safari to take home SUPERSTAR Award MARLBOROUGH, Massachusetts – MobilityWire ® December 21, 2009 Bitstream Inc. ( NASDAQ: BITS ) announced today its BOLT mobile browser took top honors in the eighth annual Mobile Star Awards program, winning the SUPERSTAR award in the Consumer App: Web Browser category. Other nominees in this category included Apple – Safari for iPhone, Opera ...
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1 hour, 49 minutes ago ago from Symbian Blog
Interesting reports over the weekend following RIMS earnings announcements pointing to strong growth in smart phone markets, for some manufacturers. I followed up the reports with my mind half on a chat with the leadership team here Friday about Symbian's future direction with a little research around areas that mobile apps might diversify into strongly in the next 12 months. Here's the Guardian on RIMs increased revenues and profits: ...
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15 hours ago ago from Windows Mobile 7
HTC has been strategizing over how they should manage the market race for mobile marketshare. As of December of 2009, the iPhone and Android have been extinguishing Windows Mobile 6 in the marketplace. Some fellows at XDA have speculated that HTC will be releasing three new Windows Mobile 7 devices in Q2 or Q3 of 2010: the HTC Photon, HTC Trophy and HTC Tera. However, during an open Q&A session with Microsoft in London, the head of ...
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13 hours ago ago from Tips for Promoting Your Business or Organization with USB Flash Drives
by CFgear on December 20, 2009 I've always wondered how long a flash drive would last, and so, I've decided to do some research on the subject and share it with everyone. First, let's clarify the question as there really are two parts to it, and I'd like to examine both: Wikipedia tries to answer both questions with a simple statement : Some allow 1 million write or erase cycles and have a 10 year data retention cycle. That's ...
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The March of Mobile, the Inertia of 'The Office'
1 hour, 50 minutes ago ago from ZDNet Blogs
December 21st, 2009 The March of Mobile, the Inertia of 'The Office' Posted by Oliver Marks @ 12:23 am Categories: Uncategorized Tags: Phone , Collaboration , Telephony , Mobile , Microsoft Office , Telecom & Utilities , Telecommunications , Oliver Marks The mobile phones we carry today are more powerful than the desktop PC's that revolutionized the enterprise business world during the 1980's. The ascendancy of the desktop micro ...
Related contentAs the Going Gets Tough, Nokia Brings Out Its Legal Guns
15 hours ago ago from The New York Times
BERLIN When Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone maker, sued Apple, Samsung, LG and eight other competitors within six weeks beginning in October, the Finnish technology giant said it was conducting a routine defense of its intellectual property. Hiroko Masuike for The New York Times Nokia's flagship store in New York. The Finnish technology giant sued Apple, Samsung, LG and eight other competitors within six weeks ...
Related contentAs Phones Do More, They Become Targets of Hacking
5 hours ago ago from The New York Times
SAN FRANCISCO Mobile phones are becoming ever more like personal computers. That means they are also becoming more vulnerable to traditional computer menaces like hackers and viruses. Peter DaSilva for The New York Times The co-founders of a cellphone security company, Lookout: Kevin Mahaffey, left, James Burgess, center, and John Hering. This year, the Russian antivirus company Kaspersky Lab reported on a new ...
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