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Articles tagged with: Windows Mobile and Nokia,
Microsoft must fight back in mobile market
Media Analyst Screen Digest has just published its latest company report, which examines the challenges facing Microsoft in the highly competitive and challenging mobile market. According to Screen Digest research, Nokia, Google, Research In Motion (RIM) and Apple pose potent challenges to Microsoft's mobile ambitions. more
Related Tags: android, google, microsoft, nokia, iphone, apple, wind, lte, blackberry, compete, screen-digest, zune, windows, backup
UPDATE: Sony Ericsson Plans 2000 Job Cuts
STOCKHOLM -(Dow Jones)- Sony Ericsson struggled to break even in the second quarter amid continued weak sales of mid-to-high-end phones and increased competition, and said it would cut costs. more
Related Tags: sony-ericsson, microsoft, samsung, motorola, wind, gartner, lg, sony, xperia, motorola,
Apple's iPhone Must Avoid the Razr Trap
SAN FRANCISCO -(Dow Jones)- The maker of a hot-selling revolutionary phone cuts its price to spur more mass-market demand. more
Related Tags: microsoft, samsung, cisco, ipod, smartphones, gps, rcom, gartner, apple, motorola, palm, ran, rim, touchscreen, battery, ben, samsung-electronics, navigation, email, option, motorola,, razr
More Tussles Over India's BlackBerry Security Dispute
The ongoing dispute between the Indian government and BlackBerry maker, Research in Motion took another twist when, in a submission to the Department of Telecom (DoT), the company claimed that there are four other companies with equally secure email platforms. The company said that targeting BlackBerry handsets and ignoring the others would not solve the security concerns that the Indian government says are behind its demands for access to BlackBerry emails. more
Related Tags: microsoft, mobile-email, encryption, motorola, blackberry, rim, seven, email, motorola,, seven-networks, India
Half Billion Phones Now Include the Flash Lite Player
Adobe Systems has announced that more than 500 million mobile devices have shipped with Adobe Flash Lite software to date. Flash Lite, Adobe's Flash Player runtime specifically designed for mobile devices, has seen over 150 percent growth over the last year and is now delivered on mobile phones and devices from all major handset manufacturers worldwide. more
Related Tags: sony-ericsson, microsoft, qualcomm, docomo, sony, symbian, oem, adobe, flash, motorola,, adobe-flash
Smart Mobile Device Shipments Jump 53% to 118 Million in 2007
The latest market data from analyst firm Canalys shows how much the converged device market (all smart phones and wireless handhelds) has grown over the past year. These, typically high-end, devices represented around 10% of the global mobile phone market by units in 2007, with annual growth of 60% making them one of the fastest growing segments of the technology industry. Year-on-year growth climbed every quarter throughout 2007, to reach a peak of 72% in Q4. more
Related Tags: android, google, asia-pacific, microsoft, mobile-data, samsung, palm, htc, rim, sharp, symbian, sprint, mobile-linux, linux, navigation, motorola,, global-mobile
Nokia Buys Software House, Trolltech
Nokia has announced that it is buying mobile applications developer, Trolltech for US$153 million. Trolltech specializes in creating development platforms which mobile application developers can use to write their software programs. The company also developed an application platform and UI for Linux-based mobile phones, which has recently been ported to also work on Windows Mobile and CE based devices. more
Related Tags: zte, open-source
Timing Of Potential Palm Sale Looks Attractive
NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- It appears to be an opportune time for Palm to sell itself. The maker of smartphones boasts a loyal - if small - customer base, one that could be attractive to larger rivals looking to bolster their own product lines. more
Related Tags: texas, palm, rim, touchscreen, samsung-electronics, ed-zander, operating-system, harris, ctia, morgan-stanley, good-technology, nab
A Nokia-Palm Deal? No Way, Say Analysts"
LONDON (Dow Jones) -- Some partnerships, like romances, just aren't meant to be. more
Related Tags: wall-street-journal, gartner, dell, palm, rim, research-in-motion, symbian, morgan-stanley, myriad, pioneer, pda
64 Million Smartphones Shipped Worldwide in 2006
Canalys' latest market estimates show that Nokia, RIM, Motorola and Palm each held onto a place among the top five worldwide smart mobile device vendors in Q4 2006, but some positions changed. Nokia retained its lead, while RIM moved up a place into second, nudging ahead of Motorola. Palm remained in fourth, while Sony Ericsson broke into fifth place for the first time since Q2 2004, thanks largely to shipments of FOMA devices in Japan. Its EMEA smart phone shipments were also considerably higher than in previous quarters thanks to the arrival of new models. more
Related Tags: palm, htc, rim, symbian, linux, nseries, os, smart-mobile
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