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Latest on Apple's iPhone 5: Product Delay Reeks of Marketing Brilliance

Apple's delayed launch of the highly-anticipated iPhone 5 is a marketing strategy that reeks of brilliance.

London Riots 2011: RIM in Lose-lose Situation

A customer holds a BlackBerry handset at a mobile phone shop in Ahmedabad

Research in Motion has had a rough year and it hasn't gotten any easier with its phones' involvement in the London riots.

New Facebook Messenger Becomes Top Free App; Takes on BlackBerry's BBM

Facebook's new Messenger is already the top free app in Apple's App Store. The communications tool is directly taking on BlackBerry's popular BBM.

New Facebook App Aims to do Away With Texting?

Facebook has come up with a new instant messaging service for mobile phones. It was announced on Tuesday on the company's blog. This application for iPhones and Android devices allows the users to contact their individual Facebook friends or group of people. As of now it is only available in the United States but soon it will be rolled out in other countries.

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London Riots: BlackBerry Maker to Assist Police in Probe

Smartphone makre RIM has said it will help police investigate BlackBerry users who have used its messenger service to aid the London riots.

Study: Most Apps Store Some Kind of Non Encrypted Data

A new study from ViaForensics uncovered how most apps on iOS and Android don't properly protect consumer data.

UK Police Hunt Down BlackBerry Messages That Spread London Riots

Much of the current rioting and looting in London for the past three days has been coordinated not just via Facebook and Twitter, but also via BlackBerry smartphones that use encrypted communications, according to British authorities.

Windows Phone Developer Leaves Microsoft to Start New Company

After 21 years working with Microsoft and spearheading development for Windows Phone, Charlie Kindel has suddenly resigned, leaving Microsoft to start a new company on his own.

10-Year-Old Hacker Discovers Video Game Flaw

A child hacker presented her findings at the annual DefCon conference.

UK Riots 2011: Did Technology Help London Residents Set Ablaze the City?

Following three nights of rioting and looting in London, some police, politicians and media organizations singled out Blackberry's messaging network as being a useful aid for UK troublemakers.

Gold and platinum Visa cards are displayed in New York

Visa to speed up migration to mobile wallet

Visa Inc said it would accelerate the move to chip technology and speed up the use of mobile payments in the United States, as the world's largest payment processor tries to corner a share in the nascent smartphone payments market.

Facebook May Cause Psychological Disorders, Study Says

A recent study showed that teens who use Facebook heavily show more narcissistic tendencies while young adults who have a strong Facebook presence show signs of other psychological disorders.

DefCon Child Wizard Exposes Security Flaws in Smartphone, Tablet Games

A 10-year-old girl, who goes by the handle of CyFi, found that the gaming prowess of many a smartphone can be undermined by some serious security holes.

Are BlackBerry and London Riots Connected?

The riots, currently, have continued for the third consecutive day and have spread to other parts of UK.

Mike Lazaridis, president and co-CEO of Research in Motion

RIM's First QNX-based BlackBerry Could Hit Markets in Early 2012

RIM may be releasing its first QNX-based BlackBerry, the Colt, in the first quarter, according to a report by Boy Genius Report.

Windows Phone Market Share Falling Fast Despite New Product

Since the launch of Microsoft's Windows Phone 7, the market share of Windows-powered smartphones has fallen 38 percent, something unusual to happen following the debut of a new product.

Leaked Motorola Droid Bionic Images Reveal 4.5-inch Display [Photos]

The smartphone will run on Android 2.2 (Froyo) which can upgraded to Gingerbread.

United States has More 'Android' States

Mobile ad network Jumptap has put out a report with a map reflecting the geographical mobile makeup in the United States.

Can RIM Ever Recover?

Shares of Research in Motion are at a yearly low. But they could recover with new Blackberry products. Or attract a bidder.

Pierre Cardin Launches Designer Android Tablet

Luxury goods maker Pierre Cardin took a plunge into the tablet landscape with a 7-inch Android tablet under the moniker PC-7006.

Apple iPhone Tops Second Quarter Charts, Other Smartphones Trail Behind

According to research firm, International Data Corporation, Apple's sales of 20.3 million iPhones worldwide during the second quarter of 2011 helped the company secure 19.1 percent of the market share and lead all other vendors.

Fake or Real? New Spy Image Shows Ultra-Thin iPhone 5

Here's more fodder for the iPhone 5 rumor mill: Word of an "ultra-thin" iPhone 5 was spread by a French Twitter user who posted online the picture of what he claims is Apple's upcoming smartphone.

Tech Site Leaks Google Nexus Prime, Samsung Galaxy S3 Details

Android Extends Lead in Mobile Platform Wars

In the fierce battle to rule the smartphone landscape, Google's Android platform has not only maintained, but extended its lead against Apple and others.