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Android Slips Past Apple, iPhone for Number Two Mobile OS
5/10/10 at 2:20 PM by Andrew Burger
Google's Android operating system moved into second position in the U.S. smartphone market in this year's first quarter, overtaking Apple's mobile OS and trailing RIM's BlackBerry, according to the latest wireless market research from the NPD Group.
Android was running on 28% of U.S. ...
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Why Microsoft Needs to Buy RIM
10/8/09 at 9:24 AM by Bernie Arnason
The battle for mobile operating systems dominance is on, and the odd man out may be Windows Mobile (WiMo). The news this week has been dominated by Google’s Android platform. Once again, Microsoft’s nemesis, Google, is stealing some thunder from a core Microsoft ...
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Apple Devices Lead Wi-Fi Category, At Least for a Day
8/21/09 at 1:17 AM by Andrew Burger
The number of its clients connecting to a randomly selected set of its "cloud" networked wireless access points increased 41%, from 149,687 in 2008 to 211,190 this year, according to Meraki's latest Wireless Census. Caveat Emptor: The survey is a one-day snapshot that was taken on ...
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AT&T Dominating Mobile Web Smartphone Traffic
3/24/09 at 9:33 PM by Telecompetitor Thanks to the iPhone, AT&T is dominating mobile web traffic generated by smartphones. According to AdMob Mobile Metrics, the iPhone represents 50% of all U.S. mobile web smartphone traffic and 33% globally. RIM’s Blackberry runs a distant second at 21%, with Windows Mobile bringing up the top three rear at 18%. And unfortunately for RIM and Microsoft, iPhone traffic ...
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Smartphone Momentum Losing Some Steam?
12/3/08 at 10:57 PM by Telecompetitor First Palm, maker of arguably the first “mainstream” smartphone, the Treo, announced they’re losing some serious steam. Now comes RIM, who lowered their third quarter expectations on Wednesday. Is this an early indication that smartphone momentum is slowing, or another example of iPhone dominance? Probably neither. Reality suggests that both Palm and RIM have problems all their own which are not necessarily indicative ...
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Microsoft Eyeing RIM/BlackBerry?
10/14/08 at 9:22 AM by Telecompetitor With the tumultuous fall in the global financial markets, stock prices of prized telecom companies are looking relatively cheap these days. RIM, the maker of the venerable BlackBerry, has fallen from a high of $150/share, to a recent trading range of $55 - $70/share. That precipitous decline is fueling rumors that Microsoft may make a bid for RIM. Light Reading’s ...
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BlackBerry Flips Out
9/10/08 at 8:30 AM by Telecompetitor RIM formally introduced its first flip, or clamshell, BlackBerry. The BlackBerry Pearl Flip 8220 was formally unveiled at the CTIA I.T. tradeshow, taking place this week in San Francisco. “The quad-band EDGE based BlackBerry Pearl Flip smartphone presents a sophisticated look with a sleek design and a chrome-finished frame surrounding its smooth, luminescent face. Packed with an abundance of powerful features, it weighs ...
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New Treo 850 Looks to Take on RIM/Apple
8/14/08 at 10:15 PM by Telecompetitor |
RIM Makes Bold Step Towards iPhone
5/13/08 at 8:35 AM by Telecompetitor RIM introduced its answer to the iPhone’s move into the enterprise space in a Bold way. The Bold is RIM’s first 3G phone. The Bold hopes to stem the pending iPhone enterprise tide, by introducing similar features and a new style and design. It sets up what will be an interesting and pitched battle for RIM’s historical base – enterprise ...
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AT&T and RIM Partner for SMB Blackberry Solutions
4/21/08 at 8:42 PM by Telecompetitor AT&T and RIM have announced the availability of the BlackBerry Professional Suite platform for small and medium business customers. Previously available to enterprise customers only, the BlackBerry Professional Suite offers an integrated wireless communications, collaboration, and security suite of applications for BlackBerry users. The small business version provides support for up to 30 users. It enables wireless access to e-mail, calendar, contacts, business data and Internet access. ...
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With the tumultuous fall in the global financial markets, stock prices of prized telecom companies are looking relatively cheap these days. 



