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iPhone Faster On AT&T, But More Reliable On Verizon

A recent set of tests show that AT&T really is the faster iPhone network, but Verizon is slightly more reliable.

Apple employee says it's all sell, sell, sell! at Apple Store

If you talk to the press or speculate to a customer about the next iPad, that's the end of you, said an Apple retail store employee, in an interview with Popular Mechanics.

Apple leads touch-screen panel market this year

A Powermat wireless charging system is displayed as charging an Apple's iPhone 4 during the GSMA Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Apple has already secured 60 percent of the world’s touch-screen panels in 2011, a move that could make its competitors such as RIM and HP struggle in obtaining touch-screen panels for their devices, said a media report.

Losers at Mobile World Congress (NOK, MMI, SWIR, NVTL)

Brokerage Jefferies & Co. said losers at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) are HTC, Motorola Mobility Holdings, Nokia, Sierra Wireless, Novatel Wireless, PC original equipment manufacturers (OEM), and Sony Ericsson.

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Google CEO Eric Schmidt delivers a speech at the GSMA Mobile World Congress in Barcelona

Google, Rhapsody Show Apple App Store Subscription Backlash

A day after the App Store subscription service was announced, Google introduces One Pass while Rhapsody rips Apple.

HTC's tablet Flyer vs RIM's PlayBook: Who's the winner?

HTC released its 7-inch Android tablet Flyer at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona while BlackBerry maker RIM announced that it will offer its tablet PlayBook in HSPA+ and LTE versions.

Orange warns Nokia-Microsoft against closed system

Telecom operators may be discouraged from offering phones from the new Nokia-Microsoft pact if the two groups adopt a closed system akin to Apple Inc's iPhone, an Orange executive told Reuters.

An Apple staff demonstrates a new Verizon iPhone 4 at Verizon's iPhone 4 launch event in New York

Apple's App Store Still King, But Others Gaining Share

Google's Android Marketplace makes a huge jump in market share, but Apple's App Store is still way ahead of the pack.

Do iPad Rivals Gain On Enterprise Space?

Barclays Capital said it continues to believe the new tablet category (led by Apple Inc.'s iPad) is poised for rapid growth over the coming years.

New subscription service: Should Apple fear App developers' backlash?

The Apple's new subscription service has begun drawing in flak from app developers. The pressing questions now are: Should Apple fear the backlash? Will the subscription service bring down Apple's App monopoly?

Verizon: We Don't Need Nokia/Microsoft

According to a report from CNET Verizon doesn't see Nokia handsets sporting the Windows Phone OS as necessary -- which could put a dent in Nokia's plans for expansion in the U.S.

Apple: App Store Subscriptions For Everyone

In the wake of The Daily, the News Corp.-run iPad-based periodical, Apple now says all content creators can offer such serivces on the iPad.

A street vender sells McCain, Obama and Palin condoms in New York's Times Square. Recently, New York City Health Department has launched an iPhone and Android application - NYC Condom Finder - to help users find free condoms.

iPhone condom-finder app unveiled for New Yorkers

The New York City Health Department has launched an iPhone and Android application - NYC Condom Finder - to help users find free condoms.

Some reasons why Apple's smaller iPhone will be a winner

Speculation is that Apple is due to launch a smaller and cheaper version of its iPhone to sit alongside the current and upcoming breed of iPhones.

Smaller, Cheaper iPhone Won't Hurt Profits

An analyst from iSuppli said a cheaper iPhone wouldn't exactly mean smaller margins for Apple.

Motorola falls on report on cheaper iPhones

Shares of Motorola Mobility fell about 5 percent on Monday on concerns it would be particularly vulnerable to competition from the next version of Apple Inc's iPhone.

Nokia Workers Demand Help If Layoffs Come

A local labor union chairman says tens of thousands in severance is a starting point for negotiations.

Apple plugs supply-chain loophole; Samsung to supply $7.8 bln worth displays, processors and memory

Apple is ready to plug any loopholes in its supply chain to avert shortages, as it has placed a $7.8 billion order for key components used in handheld devices from Samsung Electronics Co. for this year.

Apple to unveil cheaper iPhone mid 2011: report

Apple is working on a cheaper version of the iPhone that is aimed at slowing the advance of competing handsets based on Google Inc.'s Android software.

Nokia chief executive Stephen Elop speaks during a Nokia event in London.

Analyst: Nokia Deal Reeks Of Desperation

With the dust finally settling after Microsoft-Nokia announcement, analysts weigh in on the new partnership.

Apple's 3 product design strategies that Google, Microsoft and Nokia can follow

Apple is in the habit of churning out stellar products that rule the imagination of customers. One of the key elements to its success is its product design strategy which consistently delivers insanely great products.

Nokia To Put Windows On Its Phones; Dumps Symbian OS

Nokia is dropping its home-grown platforms and putting Windows Phone 7 on its devices, dropping the Symbian and MeeGo platforms.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs calls the shots despite being on medical leave

Steve Jobs, chief executive of Apple Inc, who is on medical leave since past three weeks, is still taking company’s strategic decisions and is closely involved in Apple’s day-to-day functioning

While on leave Apple's Jobs works on secret project to craft cheaper iPhone

While on medical leave, the Apple co-founder is crafting next generation iPhones which will be cheaper and smaller, according to media reports.

Opera browser for iPad to 'appear' next week

Norway-based Opera Software ASA said a new version of its Opera Mini browser for Apple's iPad will appear at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next week.