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Tablet Shootout : Apple iPad 2 vs RIM PlayBook

Apple unveiled its lighter, thinner and faster rendition of iPad, the iPad 2 with upgrades sufficient enough to give a tough fight to the current breed of Android, webOS and QNX-based tablets.

Blackberry Messenger Coming to Android, iOS

A BlackBerry smartphone user is pictured checking email in Washington

RIM may be bringing its popular messaging service to rival platforms, say sources.

Apple iPad 2 merely an upgrade; Watch out for iPad 3, the real thing!

Apple could be a victim of its own hype, created by its muted response to media prodding for details about the upcoming iPad 2.

Motorola Planning 7-Inch Tablet, Webtop Expansion

New tablets before the end of 2011, Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha said today.

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Modern Etiquette: E-mail etiquette at work and home

Businesses live and breathe by email. It's no longer uncommon to work regularly with people you've never met, with the interactions carried out entirely through calls and email. Whether you think this is good or bad, it's here to stay, and how you compose an email speaks to your professionalism, reliability,

Is a Cheaper iPhone a Good Bet for Apple?

Apple Inc. is expected to release a new cheaper version of the iPhone during 2011 to deal with growing smartphone competition.

SocialScope gains mileage on the fall of UberTwitter

On the fall of UberTwitter, a popular phone application, SocialScope, the multi social network client for BlackBerry and other mobile phones, is quickly gaining mileage.

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

Winners at Mobile World Congress 2011 (AAPL, GOOG, RIMM)

Brokerage Jefferies & Co. said winners at MWC are Blackberry maker Research In Motion (RIM), Samsung, Apple Inc., and Google Inc.'s Android.

Motorola Shoots Down Windows Phone 7 Rumors

Citing concerns over Window Phone 7's closed nature, Motorola VP Christy Wyatt said that the company had no plans to use Windows Phone 7

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.

Google CEO: We Tried To Woo Nokia, Still Open To Partnership

Google tried to get Nokia to use Android, the CEO said.

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.

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.

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.

Tablet Shootout: HP's webOS TouchPad vs Motorola's Android-based Xoom

HP has arrived late to the tablet party and though its flagship tablet TouchPad has the design to counter Apple's iPad, it does look rather challenged in terms of specifications, especially when compared with a host of recent Android tablets like Motorola Xoom.

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.

iPhone 4 Password Lock Won't Stop Hackers

A remote wipe is the only way to protecting your iPhone data if the phone falls into the hands of a thief or is lost, according to research from Germany's Fraunhofer Institute for Secure Information Technology.

Smartphone sales rose 72 pct last year

Worldwide smartphone sales rose 72.1 percent last year, accounting for 19 percent of total mobiles sales, according to a Gartner report.

HP To Unwrap Two Web OS Tablets Today

Hewlett-Packard is expected to launch two Palm Web OS-based Tablets today at a company event in San Francisco.

Upside and downside of Kyocera's dual-screen Android phone Echo

Last year in February Engadget reported that Sweden's UI design company The Astonishing Tribe (TAT) showcased a dual-screen UI concept, stating that in future devices could sport such a setup. A year later Kyocera communications has launched a dual-screen Android phone called Echo on Sprint network.

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