Investor’s Business Daily – Mobile phone giant Nokia will acquire Navteq , the world's top seller of mapping software, for $8.1billion, $78 a share, in a broad expansion into data services.
InfoWorld – Owners of hacked iPhones have begun posting instructions on how to roll back a recent Apple firmware upgrade that rendered their mobile phones unusable.
AP – Nokia Corp. has agreed to buy digital mapmaker Navteq Corp. for $8.1 billion in a deal that shakes up the GPS device market and underscores the intent of the world‘s largest mobile phone maker to use more navigation in its handsets and other products.
PC World – Owners of hacked iPhones have begun posting instructions on how to roll back a recent Apple firmware upgrade that rendered their mobile phones unusable.
PC World – Mobile phone giant Nokia has launched a new version of its e-mail client for business customers using Microsoft's Exchange mail server.
NewsFactor – Malicious hackers, beware. McAfee has released the 2008 editions of its security suite — McAfee Total Protection, Internet Security, and VirusScan Plus — plus a new product for mobile phones.
InfoWorld – The European Commission has begun an antitrust investigation of Qualcomm for suspected exploitative practices in the market for chip sets for mobile phones, it announced Monday.
Canadian Press – SAN MIGUEL, Philippines – It’s Thursday, so 18-year-old Dennis Tiangco is off to a bank to collect his weekly allowance, zapped by his mother – who’s working in Hong Kong – to his electronic wallet: his cellphone.
Reuters – The European Commission has launched formal antitrust proceedings against U.S. chip maker Qualcomm after mobile phone manufacturers complained it charged far too much for vital technology licenses.
Reuters – Nokia (NOK1V.HE) said on Monday it will offer $8.1 billion for U.S.-based digital map supplier Navteq in its largest takeover ever, but its shares dropped because investors regarded the deal as expensive.
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