PC World – Taiwanese smartphone maker High Tech Computer (HTC) lowered its 2009 revenue forecast due to slower than expected sales of new smartphones that use Google’s Android mobile operating system and Microsoft’s Windows Mobile.
PC World – The worldwide mobile phone market remained weak in the second quarter despite some encouraging signs in smartphone shipments, market researcher IDC said Thursday.
AT&T today said the Samsung Solstice, a touch screen handset with access to Facebook and MySpace, will be launched on August 2.
LG Electronics today unveiled the new Chocolate BL40, a widescreen handset with “split screen” technology that can show two views simultaneously.
A group of Democratic senators are pushing a bill that would require states to ban text messaging by drivers or risk losing 25 percent of their annual federal highway money.
Sprint, the nation’s third-largest wireless provider, said its loss widened in the second quarter but fewer subscribers defected as it started selling Palm’s popular Pre smartphone in early June.
AFP – Motorola, the largest US mobile phone maker, rebounded from three straight quarters of losses and posted a small quarterly net profit on Thursday.
PC Magazine – Motorola Inc posted a quarterly profit versus a year-earlier loss as it cut costs and shipped more cellphones than expected, although revenue fell short of Wall Street estimates.
PC Magazine – HTC and T-Mobile have finally unveiled the long-awaited Touch Pro2, a Windows Mobile 6.1 smartphone with 3G and Wi-Fi radios.
As soon as smartphones and digital cameras were able to record video clips, we thought that it will not take long before bulky and heavy video cameras would disappear altogether. It did not happen as quickly as we thought, but recently the development has accelerated. Pocket-size, easy-to-use and low-cost camcorders are becoming mainstream products even [...]
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