Expect a shakeout in 2009 that could jettison up to 100 cell phone makers and that may include giants Sony Ericsson and Motorola.
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63 U.S. stations plan to begin beaming to new generation of mobile phones, MP3 players, GPS devices, in-car systems.
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Many Verizon Wireless stores had fewer than 25 BlackBerry Storm units when they opened on November 21 so the storm of demand was exaggerated.
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Do people really need chat between PCs and cell phones?
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Chinese-made iPhone lookalikes are on offer to European consumers who just can't seem to wait until Apple's new phone makes its official debut.
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Motorola remains the world’s second largest cell phone vendor in second quarter, but the U.S. handset maker loses market share as consumers shunned its aging product portfolio.
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But U.K. regulator says people continue to abandon older electronic media in favor of new communications technologies, but service provider revenues keep falling.
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Motorola Razr tops list for U.S. cell phone sales.
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College Tonight joins with Juice Wireless to keep college kids socializing and on the go.
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Is No. 2 phone maker Sony Ericsson edging into music business?
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Mobile music plays on; broadband booms; mobile adults like family plans.
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Millions viewed mobile video in September; digital cable, modems feed cable industry; teens enjoy creating content online.
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Cultural anthropologist Mimi Ito studies how the next generation uses new media, and translates for everyone else.
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Sales of digital music players are seen jumping more than 200 percent by 2009 as consumers get hip to the new format.
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Motorola is way behind Nokia in India’s fast-growing mobile market, but CEO Ed Zander vows to catch up.
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Net-based phone company undermines mobile phone companies with plan that lets users receive calls without roaming charges.
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The week of September 6, 2004: Oracle wins its first round, EDS cuts way deep, and Cisco unveils the metrics behind its acquisition strategy.
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