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In 2009, Samsung introduced its new cellular phone model called the Samsung Blue Earth. It is a touch-screen phone packed with the usual features of Samsung cellular phones but with eco-friendly...
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Lookout Netflix, Amazon Prime Builds Roster With Viacoms ‘Jersey Shore’
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In a move heavily criticized by proponents of internet privacy, the Harper Conservative majority has introduced the so called “Online Surveillance Bill” to the House of Commons. Harper claims that the...
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As the largest wireless carriers, AT&T and Verizon, have done away with unlimited data plans over the lase few years, T-Mobile has decided to bring them back. The nation’s fourth largest wireless...
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Millions of CDMA handset customers running Android will be left in the dark without full support according to a statement Google posted on Google Groups saying that the Chocolate Factory won’t be...
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No surprise here. Apple is pressing it’s thumb on the competition of Research in Motion (can we even really use the word competition at this point?) as it takes a major corporate contract from RIM....
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Amazon announced Wednesday that they will be teaming up with Viacom, who controls major cable channels like Comedy Central, Nickelodeon, MTV and VH1, for it’s Amazon Prime streaming services. This...
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Rogers Communications is stepping outside of the mobile box, providing it’s customers with their new One Number service which allows voice and SMS to any personal computer under their single phone...
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In a move heavily criticized by proponents of internet privacy, the Harper Conservative majority has introduced the so called “Online Surveillance Bill” to the House of Commons. Harper claims that the...
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Regardless of RIM’s multiple financial and leadership issues, as well as the Blackberry’s fading popularity with consumers, there is some good news for the company. Sales to U.S. federal agencies are...
View ArticleRIM’s Future Looking Grim as Shares Tank By Worried Investors
Research in Motion has seen better days. With their stocks slowly plummeting, RIM has become a sinking ship. In June 2011, the company announced that their quarter one, 2011 revenue will drop for the...
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As the largest wireless carriers, AT&T and Verizon, have done away with unlimited data plans over the lase few years, T-Mobile has decided to bring them back. The nation’s fourth largest wireless...
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