mobile phones
According to Korean sources, LG is about to exit the mobile phone business completely.
Finnish giant Nokia reported its second quarter earnings today, and they were once again not pretty.
Research firm Gartner has said today it expects combined PC, tablet and mobile phone shipments to reach 2.35 billion in 2013, a solid 5.9 percent increase from 2012 despite falling PC sales
Includes feature and smartphones
According to sources, Japan's NEC is in talks to sell their mobile phone unit to China's Lenovo
As of this morning, it is now illegal to unlock your phone in the U.S., unless your carrier authorizes it.
The rule was put in place last ......
According to the latest figures from Strategy Analytics, global mobile phone shipments reached 1.6 billion in 2012.
Smartphones accounted ......
As expected, Canonical has unveiled some more details about their upcoming Ubuntu mobile OS, even showing off some features running on a Galaxy ......
It appears that North Korea has disabled video camera, memory card and Bluetooth functions from new mobile phones in an effort to control the ......
According to a recent disclosure, Motorola Mobility spent $530,000 lobbying in the Q2.
The company lobbied the federal government on spectrum ......
25-year-old Dhanji Damor of Gujarat, India has died this week, after his Chinese knockoff phone electrocuted him while making a call.
The ......
After 15 years on top, Nomura has said today that both Samsung and Apple will surpass Nokia to become the world's largest smartphone makers, ......
Research firm Gartner has reported today that Nokia's market share continues its multi-year decline, falling to 25.1 percent, its lowest reading since 1997.
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Beginning next week, online music service Last.fm will move to subscription-only for mobile users (except for Windows Phone 7 users), moving ......
The world's top mobile phone maker, Nokia, is on the verge of firing several executive board members, in the largest management "shake-up" in years.
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IDC has reported this week that the global mobile phone market grew 17.9 percent in the Q4 2010, thanks mainly to increasing smartphone sales.
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According to Nokia, 20 percent of all mobile phones sold in the world are illegal clones, unlicensed copies that sell for a fraction of the ......
