Sony to debut new Xperia phones at Mobile World Congress - SlashGear

Sony to debut new Xperia phones at Mobile World Congress SlashGear If you bought a phone at a SonyStyle store last year, it was most likely a Sony Ericsson Xperia phone. The Xperia name is trying to join the ranks of Evo, Droid, and Razr in the world of high-value Android brands. Later this month, we'll see a whole ... and more »

Nokia Leads Way in Global Mobile Web Use - Wall Street Journal (blog)

Nokia Leads Way in Global Mobile Web Use Wall Street Journal (blog) The proportion of Internet use by cellphones, excluding tablets, stands at 8.5%. It has roughly doubled each year since January 2009 when it was just 0.7%. It is a rate of growth that if maintained will see mobile representing the vast majority of ... and more »

Nokia slips to third in Israeli cellphone market - Globes

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Nokia slips to third in Israeli cellphone market Globes "Nokia has become a player for basic cellphones, with 70% of this market," says IDC analyst Erez Suissa. Nokia Corporation (NYSE; LSE; HEX: NOK) importer Eurocom Group would like to forget last year, especially since Nokia had a 40% share of the ... Apple Profits Soar As iPhone Covers 75% Of Entire Cellphone Profit ShareTech Gadgets Web all 242 news articles »

Cell phone makers look to Asia for sales - Plastics News

Cell phone makers look to Asia for sales Plastics News In a sign of the times, Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson of Stockholm agreed in October to sell to Tokyo-based Sony Corp. its stake in cell-phone joint venture Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB for 1.05 billion euros ($1.5 billion).

Apple has 75% of cell phone profits - CNNMoney

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Apple has 75% of cell phone profits CNNMoney Nokia (NOK), Research in Motion (RIMM), and HTC are just scraping by. Motorola (MOT), LG and Sony (SNE), which bought out Ericsson last month, are still in the red. Remember: We're talking about all mobile phones, not just smartphones. Apple rollin' in the dough: 75% of cell phone profitstuaw.com all 155 news articles »