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Mobiletor.com Surge in iPhone sales in Europe could compensate for slow sales in China Mobiletor.com Good news is all set to knock Apple's doors again. Even though the company may not have sold much of their iPhones in China,...
Nov 22, 2009 (Al-Bawaba via COMTEX) -- Qatari Diar Real Estate Investment Company, an international leader in sustainable development, announced the signing of a joint venture with German-based Deutsche Bahn AG (DB), one of the...
Two competing approaches to equipping mobile phones with contactless communications capabilities vied for supporters at the Cartes exhibition in Paris this week. Combining this NFC (Near-Field Communications) technology with a...
The elimination of the iPhone's exclusivity to Orange in France has resulted in "more than double" the sales of the device and dealt a blow to the BlackBerry, according to research notes issued recently. Estimates from...
Dublin, Nov 20, 2009 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/f5ad7d/4q09_france_mobile) has announced the addition of IE Market Research Corp.'s new report "4Q09 France...
Big European progress could make up for slow start in China , MarketWatch LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Apple may be having a hard time selling the iPhone in China, but momentum is picking up in Europe as distribution widens. The end...
According to a report in the French daily newspaper Le Figaro, the country’s national regulator Arcep is poised to unveil alternative fixed line and broadband operator Iliad (Free) as the winner of the fourth and final 3G...
US-based Envivio, a leading supplier of video compression solutions that enable the delivery of content to TVs, PCs and mobile devices, has announced that its 4Caster C4 video encoder is being used by French mobile operator...
The T-Mobile Pulse was manufactured as the Huawei U8220 but we heard about the U8230 well before any of this. So where is it now? Apparently its in the hands of the folks at pointgphone (translated) who had the pleasure of...
Oh, it’s all going off in the UK at the moment, with the news that thousands of UK subs on the T-Mobile (NYSE: DT) network have unknowingly had their data sold on to third parties, for what is apparently substantial sums of...
