A search engine that does more than just deliver keyword driven results? Sounds good. It’s just a shame that name is so damn bad. MC Hammer, yes, he of U Can’t Touch This fame, unveiled a new search engine called WIREDoo at the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco on Wednesday. Unlike most search engines, [...]
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Friday, October 21, 2011
Nokia shocks the Street in Q3 on solid feature phone sales
Nokia on Thursday posted better-than-expected results for the third quarter thanks to mobile device shipments that exceeded analysts’ expectations by a substantial margin. The Finnish phone vendor shipped 89.9 million feature phones, crushing expectations which were as low as 67 million units for the quarter, and revenue from its mobile devices group came in at�?5.39 billion compared to the Street’s consensus of�?5.06 billion. Total revenue fell 13% from the third quarter last year to�?8.98 billion, also beating the Street’s�?8.66 billion consensus, and EPS excluding some costs was ?0.03 for the quarter. Wall Street was expecting earnings of ?0.02 per share. Total mobile device shipments grew 20% sequentially to�106.6 million units, but average selling prices were down 18% quarter-over-quarter and 22%
Source: http://www.bgr.com/2011/10/20/nokia-shocks-the-street-in-q3-on-solid-feature-phone-sales/
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Thursday, October 20, 2011
Who?s winning mobile war? The numbers don?t lie
First, let’s be clear ? mobile isn’t a zero sum game as the market is expanding rapidly around the world. That is, for Apple to win Google et al don’t have to lose absolutely. However, we can pick relative winners and losers, and so far it’s pretty clear who’s on top. Apple sold a lot [...]
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Source: http://tech.blorge.com/Structure:/2011/10/18/whos-winning-mobile-the-numbers-dont-lie/
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Android 4.0 ?still not strong enough? to compete with iPad, vendors fear
Google unveiled Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich alongside the Galaxy Nexus earlier this week and while initial responses have been fairly positive, vendors reportedly believe Google’s new OS lacks the innovation needed to bolster Android tablet sales. According to a report from industry watcher DigiTimes, tablet vendors were put off by Google’s focus on the Galaxy Nexus and smartphones during the unveiling of Android 4.0, fearing that the tech giant’s balance of resource distribution between handsets and tablets may begin favoring the former. The site’s anonymous sources say Android 4.0 features several improvements but it is “still not��strong enough to help Android tablet PCs compete against iPad 2.” With Apple set to launch the iPad 3 as soon as March
Source: http://www.bgr.com/2011/10/20/android-4-0-still-not-strong-enough-to-compete-with-ipad-vendors-fear/
LivingSocial: Highlights From AsiaD (Video)
LivingSocial CEO Tim O?Shaughnessy took the stage at AsiaD today, with the co-founders and CEO of Ticket Monster and Ensogo Group, to dish with Ina Fried about the daily deals racket.
Source: http://allthingsd.com/20111020/livingsocial-video-highlights-from-asiad-video/
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LG develops 55-inch TV with 3.4mm bezel
Ever since flat screen TVs replaced CRTs there has been an ongoing battle between manufacturers to make them bigger and/or thinner. Consumer models now top out at 60-inches, any bigger and you pay thousands more for them. The displays have also got picture frame-thin and much lighter than previous generations making wall-hanging a simple task. [...]
Source: http://www.geek.com/articles/chips/lg-develops-55-inch-tv-with-3-4mm-bezel-20111020/
AT&T Q3 earnings deck reveals two upcoming 4G LTE markets: Boston, Washington DC
AT&T just reported a solid third quarter that saw its total subscriber count pass 100 million for the first time. Of course that milestone will be crushed if the carrier’s $39 billion T-Mobile USA acquisition is approved, but for the time being it represents a solid strategy that is clearly working. A huge part of that strategy moving from 2011 into 2012 is rolling out 4G LTE service across 15 cities, the first five of which went live last month:�Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio. AT&T has yet to reveal the remainder of the 15 markets it intends to blanket with its next-generation 4G service this year, but BGR has uncovered two previously unannounced cities named within the carrier’s
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