BlackBerry marketing exec departure RIM
Mar 7, 2011 features, money, phones
“The human responsible for maintaining the wellness of the BlackBerry brand is departure Canada’s smartphone manufacturer.
Waterloo, Ont.-based Research In Motion Ltd. said yesterday that Keith Pardy, chief selling officer, has decided to farewell RIM for personal reasons.”
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China Unicom and ZTE Jointly Launch WoStore in Hong Kong
ZTE Corporation (“ZTE”), a leadership global provider of telecommunications equipment and network solutions, today announced that it volition jointly introduce China Unicom’s multi-platform, multi-twist application store called the “WoStore” into Hong Kong.
Launched earlier in Shanghai, China, the WoStore online application inspection and repair is built entirely by ZTE and will documentation all surface smartphone chopine except for iPhone, as fountainhead as depot devices such as tablet PCs and MIDs (mobile Internet devices). “Wo” is a 3G
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Vodafone Sells $6.5 bln Stake in Red China Mobile
“China Mobile River shares fell the most in a class after Vodafone sold its stake in the troupe for $6.5 billion, nearly double what it paid, but analysts expect the post sale to have no major impact on the Chinese house.”
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AT&ere;T tops 3G speeding trial
Feb 24, 2010 carriers, phones, sprint, verizon
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It looks like AT&T (NYSE: T)’s meshwork upgrades are paying off, as the aircraft carrier’s 3G meshwork bested Sprint (NYSE: S), T-Mobile (New York Stock Exchange: DT), and Verizon (New York Stock Exchange: VZ) in PCWorld’s 13-metropolis mobile information test.
The reputation said AT&ere;T’s download speeds were 67 percent faster on norm than its competitors, with an norm download speeding of 1410 kbps and 773 kbps upload. This is a major turnabout for AT&ere;T because it
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Brief: Motorola: All the devices we sell for less than $150 are not made by us
Nov 18, 2009 buy, devices, phones
Motrola, in a move to save money, has decided to out source all devices that retail for $150 or below according to Chinese publishing United Daily News. That’s over 40 one thousand thousand devices a class. Instead of having to body-build a mill, earnings workers, steal components, and whatever other logistical nightmares are associated with construction something in mainland China, the company decided instead to simply smacking their blade onto something that was built by person
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Leap offers 7 million shares to raise money for net improvements
Leap Wireless, which we know for its Cricket Wireless overhaul, announced that it intends to crack and sell 7 1000000 shares of its park livestock in an underwritten public offering. The troupe wants to manipulation the money raised for the expansion and improvement of its net footprint, acquisitions of additional spectrum or complementary businesses, and the deployment of next-generation network engineering.
The offering is organism made pursuant to an effective shelf enrollment statement filed with the
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