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Has Google misfired by buying Motorola Mobility?
Google stunned the market by announcing it was buying Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion. But what is it up to, and should it be up to it? Simon...
Acer goes with Android for smartphones, netbooks
Acer will release an Android netbook in the third quarter, and smartphones soon after.
Symbian Foundation to cut staff in 'transition' to licensee
The Symbian Foundation will be changing its business model, cutting operations and employees in the process.
Which mobile platform is best for business?
With three main smartphone platforms taking up the lion’s share of business communications, it can sometimes be hard to decide which is best for...
Need to Know: Windows Phone 7
Microsoft took centre-stage at Mobile World Congress with its announcement of its new mobile platform. This Need to Know answers your questions on...
VMware virtualises mobile phones
VMware has revealed its Mobile Virtualisation Platform, which it claims will simplify handset and operating system development.
Android eating into Windows Mobile's market share
The latest figures for the US smartphone market reveal Microsoft has lost 20 per cent of its users in just three months, with most having moved...
Smartphone Show 2008: Free love for Symbian developers
There is such a thing as free code, apparently.
iPhone overtakes Windows Mobile handsets in the US
Latest market data shows Apple's handset sailing serenely by while Microsoft's Windows Mobile tries to treads water.
T-Mobile to extend Android use in homes?
Google's Android OS could be moving to a table computer and home phones, according to the New York Times.
Symbian completes switch to open source
As of today, the code behind the world's most popular mobile operating system is freely available to developers, four months ahead of schedule.
Microsoft unveils final version of Windows Phone 7 code
Software giant Microsoft has finished code work on Windows Phone 7, meaning the arrival of devices running the OS isn't that far off.
Can Windows Phone 7 Series succeed?
Windows Phone 7 Series could be Microsoft’s most successful platform yet, but do its hardware and software restrictions mean it’s set to fail?
Is it too late to save Symbian?
With the Symbian Foundation only just announcing an update to the somewhat antiquated OS, we question why it has been such a failure in the...
Google unveils Android 2.1 SDK
Already in use on the Google Nexus One smartphone, Android 2.1 is now available for developers to play with.
Google to show off next Android Platform
Google will be letting developers take a look at the next version of the Android Platform, Version 1.5.
Microsoft won't be setting Windows Mobile free
And don't expect a Microsoft-made handset either, according to chief executive Steve Ballmer.
Android to be number two mobile OS by 2013?
IDC's latest report says Android's 100-fold explosion in sales over the next four years will see it leave all but Symbian in its wake.
Opera Mini 4.2 beta unveiled
Latest version adds new features, such as desktop to mobile syncing, and improves YouTube performance.
Apple updates iPhone software, adds cut and paste
Apple has finally added cut and paste to its iPhone 3.0 software, in addition to push email, but Flash support is still missing.
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