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March 1, 2011

Daily News March 1, 2011

Telecoms (China Mobile, DOCOMO) eye AIS mobile business
 
Deutsche Telekom to begin selling US mobile towers in Q2
 
Vivendi seen posting higher 2010 profit, SFR in focus
 
Groupon enters into China, teams with Tencent
 
Chinese 3G Subscriber Base Tops 50 Million
 
Vivo plans to invest $2.08bn in 2011
 
Apple's iPhone 5 Won't Be an LTE Smartphone - Analyst
 
Verizon Wireless Expected to Launch Windows Phone 7 Based Smartphone Next Month
 
Motorola Xoom™ with UMTS available for three months exclusively from Telekom
 
Vodafone Essar enjoys biggest gain from MNP
 
Telekom Malaysia growth fuelled by internet gains
 
Maxis Q4 net profit hits $200m on rising customer base
 
Motorola Mobility Intends to Launch Motorola XOOM™ with KDDI, Bringing a New Type of Tablet Experience to Japan

October 6, 2010

Daily News October 6, 2010

Microsoft CEO says will see Windows slates by Christmas
 
Orange and T-Mobile complete UK network merger
 
Nielsen: 32 Percent Of New Smartphone Owners Choose Android Phones
 
Samsung plans to launch tablet globally this year
 
Toshiba to launch tablets worldwide early next year
 
Samsung Galaxy S sales pass 5m units worldwide including 2m in US and 1.3m in SK
 
Google acquires mobile text input startup BlindType
 
Nokia MeeGo chief leaves ahead of key launch
 
Advanced Info mulls alternatives after 3G licensing halted
 
AT&T launches three new Motorola Android phones: the Flipside, Flipout, and Bravo
 
August Growth Crowns Facebook Number Two Video Site in U.S.
 
iPhone 4 Retina Display matched by upcoming Sharp smartphone
 
Google has content deals with media/internet firms
 
Singapore Air to offer inflight wireless Internet
 
DOCOMO to Launch Samsung GALAXY S and GALAXY Tab in Japan
 
NTT DOCOMO and Pioneer to Cooperate on Smartphone-based Navigation
 
Bangladesh-India terrestrial fibre link could be launched next month
 
Loxley in joint venture to expand 3G MVNO service
 
EVN privatisation to be wrapped up by year-end
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