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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).