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RIM's BlackBerry, Apple iPhone rule smartphone roost
12 hours ago ago from ZDNet Blogs
February 9th, 2010 RIM's BlackBerry, Apple iPhone rule smartphone roost Posted by Larry Dignan @ 4:58 am Categories: Apple , General , Google , Microsoft , Mobile , Motorola , Palm , RIM , Research In Motion , iPhone Tags: Apple iPhone , Research In Motion Ltd. , Microsoft Windows Mobile , Mobile , Smart Phone , Apple Inc. , RIM BlackBerry , Smart Phones , Handhelds , Cellular Phones Research in Motion’s BlackBerry ...
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18 hours ago ago from The News Bizarre
New research shows Motorola and Blackberry are the leaders of the lucrative smartphone market in the United States. Recent reports had European phone maker Nokia has the worldwide smartphone market, but in the United States, Motorola is cleraly the dominant mobile cell phone maker. Research announced by the comScore MobiLens service said Motorolla cell phone products accounted for some 24 percent of the 234 million subscribers across the ...
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5 hours ago ago from Cult of Mac | The Mac, the iPod, the iPhone - and the people who love them
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8 hours ago ago from SiliconANGLE
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47 minutes ago ago from Wall Street Journal
BY HOLMAN W. JENKINS, JR. Don't look now but this may be the year when Apple's market cap does the unthinkable and surpasses Microsoft's. Congratulations will be in order but so will condolences. For a company preoccupied with products is in danger of becoming a company preoccupied with strategy. And by "strategy," we mean zero-sum maneuvering versus hated rivals. Oh well, it's a fallen world we live in. Take the iPad, which instantly ...
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13 hours ago ago from All Things D
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