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CNET Editors' review CNET The bottom line: Chrome for Android provides the missing mobile piece for Chrome addicts. Watch out for that brainfreeze, though: it's only for Ice Cream Sandwich. Google sure took its sweet time getting its redonkulously popular browser onto its ... Google (finally) brings Chrome to AndroidArs Technica Chrome for Android Beta Looks GorgeousMinyanville.com all 132 news articles »

Samsung Replenish review: Boost Mobile's cheapest Android phone - CNET (blog)

Samsung Replenish review: Boost Mobile's cheapest Android phone CNET (blog) by Jessica Dolcourt February 6, 2012 2:51 PM PST Follow @jdolcourt Boost Mobile isn't just about offering phones off-contract, it's also about style. So if you're a phone that lands in Boost's lineup, you might be the hot stuff. and more »

First-time smartphone buyers prefer Android not iPhone - Phones Review

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First-time smartphone buyers prefer Android not iPhone Phones Review Overall smartphone sales continued to rise in Q4 hitting 68% of the total mobile phone market according to the report, which is an increase of some 18-percentage points since Q4 of 2010, and based on NPD's monthly mobile phone track, ... Study: Apple Now The Globe's Biggest Smartphone MakerMobile Marketing Watch 5 Trends Shaping the Mobile MarketClickZ all 231 news articles »

Televisa May Seek Review After $1.6 Billion Iusacell Phone Deal Blocked - Bloomberg

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Televisa May Seek Review After $1.6 Billion Iusacell Phone Deal Blocked Bloomberg The 3-2 vote by Cofeco to block the merger will hurt efforts to bring down prices in the mobile-phone business, Televisa said yesterday in an e-mailed statement. The first step to overturn the decision may be to ask Cofeco to review its ruling, ... Cofeco blocks Televisa's mobile plansGlobal Telecoms Business all 379 news articles »

Snake '97 review - PC Advisor

Snake '97 review PC Advisor Back in 1997, when Nokia design engineer Taneli Armanto first brought the arcade game to the company's mobile phones, everybody who was anybody played Snake (I was a teenager, don't judge me). Snake wasn't the first game to make its way to mobile ...