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• Android business model threatens Apple’s strength in smartphone market

  September 21, 2010

  In their battle for smartphone marketshare, Apple has the short-term advantage but Google will be the winner over the long haul, according to a study by Information Consulting.

• Samsung takes aim at Apple iPad with Galaxy Tab

  September 20, 2010

  Samsung has Apple’s iPad squarely in its sights with its Android-based Galaxy Tab that will be on the top four U.S. carriers and—gasp—will support Adobe Flash.

• Nokia, Intuit team up to power mobile marketing services for small businesses

  September 16, 2010

  Intuit and Nokia have formed an alliance to develop and deliver a new mobile and Web-based marketing service for small businesses worldwide.

• Nokia slams critics with redefined mobile strategy

  September 15, 2010

  At Nokia World in London the handset manufacturer shared its vision and strategy as it unveiled a new line of smartphones and new initiatives to help Ovi developers monetize their applications.

• Can new CEO save Nokia from mobile oblivion?

  September 13, 2010

  Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo is leaving Nokia and the company’s board of directors has appointed Stephen Elop president/CEO, who has his work cut out for him.

• Why analytics is becoming critical to mobile advertising's future

  September 7, 2010

  Nokia’s recent acquisition of Motally highlights the importance of analytics for mobile advertising to achieve its full potential and take its rightful place at the center of brands’ multichannel strategy.

• BlackBerry invests millions to rescue failing app strategy

  August 24, 2010

  BlackBerry Partners Fund’s investment in cross-platform application store PocketGear during a Series B funding round could mark a play to save BlackBerry’s struggling application platform.

• BlackBerry 6 OS puts RIM back in the game: analyst

  August 4, 2010

  Research In Motion is heating up the smartphone wars with the BlackBerry Torch for AT&T, the first smartphone to feature the BlackBerry 6 operating system.

• How Motorola is making its way back from the brink

  July 26, 2010

  Will Motorola stay on the road to victory in the smartphone market, or will the company be forever stuck in its “peaks and valleys” pattern of success?

• Troublesome iPhone transition doesn’t dwindle Apple’s earnings

  July 21, 2010

  The popularity of the iPhone, the iPad and iTunes has driven Apple’s third-quarter revenue to record heights as the company tries to shake off the recent Antennagate public relations flap.

• Apple's Steve Jobs shows new side: accept responsibility, but not fault

  July 19, 2010

  Steve Jobs blames the media for the iPhone 4’s antenna problems, stating the return rate was low and that reporters made it out to be a bigger issue than it actually was. Oh, the whingeing.

• What Apple should learn from Tylenol—and fast

  July 15, 2010

  In the face of mounting criticism of the iPhone 4’s signal problems, Apple must act fast to do good by its consumers and nip this public relations disaster in the bud before it gets worse.

• Would Verizon getting the iPhone be bad news for Google’s Android?

  July 12, 2010

  If Apple were to bring the iPhone to Verizon Wireless after AT&T’s exclusivity agreement expires, it could send shockwaves throughout the mobile ecosystem.

• Why software giants—except Apple—should not be making handsets

  July 2, 2010

  While both Microsoft and Google excel in their own spheres, the one thing they should steer clear from are screws and screens.

• Apple pushes BlackBerry to step up its game

  June 16, 2010

  With all of the buzz that Apple is generating with its iPhone 4 and iOS platform, BlackBerry is finally making moves to step up its game with the launch of BlackBerry OS 6.0.

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