Today, Research In Motion (RIM) announced plans to launch five new smartphones, which may give the iPhone and Android a run for their money.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 04, 2011
Apple Inc?s South Korean unit has been fined with $2,885 by the telecommunication regulator for allegedly collecting users? location data without permission.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 04, 2011
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion introduced five new handsets that run on its new BlackBerry 7 mobile OS, in a bid to regain ground against rivals like Apple.
Balasubramanyam Seshan
Aug 04, 2011
Forget all the speculations about iPhone 5, the latest from the rumor mill is Apple could launch its HDTV modeled after Bose VideoWave in March 2012.
Manikandan Raman
Aug 04, 2011
Continuous growth of smartphone market in the U.S. clearly reflects how people are attached to their cellphones, but a report from TeleNav shows how willing Americans are to compromise on other things in their life so that they can cling on to the handset.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 04, 2011
Apple's (AAPL) revenue from China hit $3.8 billion in the June quarter to record a 600 percent annual growth. But Tim Cook, the acting CEO, said Apple was only "just scratching the surface" considering the huge opportunity in China.
Jijo Jacob
Aug 04, 2011
Data is increasingly pointing to two releases of the iPhone 5, Apple's next-generation smartphone, if Wall Street is to be believed, meaning one phone would come in the fourth quarter, and one shortly after.
Johnathan Davis
Aug 03, 2011
Research in Motion announced the arrival of five new BlackBerry 7 smartphones over the next few weeks, but don't expect the phones to set any sales records.
John Talty
Aug 03, 2011
Apple has made a preliminary deal with China Telecom to sell the iPhone 5 and a lower priced version of the iPhone 4 in China, according to a report.
David Magee
Aug 03, 2011
Best Buy is offering a Google Nexus S phone with a two-year contract today.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 03, 2011
RIM has released five new BlackBerry 7 smartphones, but one analyst says his survey shows more consumers want Apple's iPhone.
David Magee
Aug 03, 2011
A new Android trojan is in town, and it can steal your account passwords and social security numbers by recording your phone conversations, according to a report by CA Technologies' Dinesh Venkatesan. Here are five ways to stay safe.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 03, 2011
A comparison between the all-new BlackBerry Torch 9850/9860, which is an all-touch phone, with Samsung Galaxy S2 to gauge as to whether RIM has done enough to stay in the smartphone race.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 03, 2011
The maker of the BlackBerry unveiled several new smartphones with improved specifications that the company hopes will enable it to better compete in an already crowded market.
Elias Samuel
Aug 03, 2011
Apple may plan to merger chips and software for future apps, analyst says.
David Zielenziger
Aug 03, 2011
Mobile developers more than ever want to devote their energies to writing apps for Apple's iOS and Google's Android platforms at the expense of their less popular rivals, a study released on Wednesday showed.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 03, 2011
RIM released new BlackBerry Bold and BlackBerry Torch smartphone models on Wednesday after a year since its last smartphone release.
John Talty
Aug 03, 2011
Google+ has become the fastest growing Web site ever. But can it catch Facebook?
David Magee
Aug 03, 2011
Consequences Apple will have to face if it fails to deliver the iPhone 5 in September or October.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 03, 2011
Facebook has purchased Push Pop Press, the digital book publisher. But the founders of Push Pop Press say the move is not a sign that Facebook will enter the digital book publishing business.
David Magee
Aug 03, 2011
Barclays Capital believes iCloud is a major differentiating factor for Apple Inc. -- facilitating convenience, ease of use and compatibility across its entire ecosystem. Apple's iCloud is nearing its official launch, which is still expected to be available with iOS 5 this fall, as iCloud.com went live this week.
Balasubramanyam Seshan
Aug 03, 2011
Mobile developers more than ever want to devote their energies to writing apps for Apple's iOS and Google's Android platforms at the expense of their less popular rivals, a study released on Wednesday showed.
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