Nokia reportedly cuts smartphone prices
Hit by declining market share, the mobile carrier has cut the prices of its smartphones in Europe, according to industry analysts cited by Reuters. Originally posted at News – Wireless
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Smartphone game use is up, especially with iPhone
Research from Nielsen finds that mobile games are growing more popular and more addictive for smartphone users, especially iPhone users who play games twice as many hours as the average user.
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The Windows Phone 7 story goes on with the HTC Trophy, bound for Vodafone, SFR and M1. And while there is no plan, as far as I know, for the Trophy to hit the US, we got to see it today and get some hands on time, anyway. The Trophy will have a 3.8-inch touch screen display, 1GHz processor, Dolby Mobile with SRS surround sound, a 5MP camera and 720p HD video recording capabilities. Not too shabby in terms of specs on paper.
A quick look at Nokia’s E71 QWERTY smartphone. Full review: www.mobileburn.com
Nokia caters for kings with golden smartphone
Midas touch Nokia has announced a gold-clad smartphone for spritely spenders, where image is everything and thirst is nothing.…
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Smartphone shipments fell from Q4 to Q1, iSuppli says
Smartphone shipments dipped in the first quarter compared with the previous quarter, a type of decline that hasn’t happened for a couple of years, according to iSuppli.
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Apple iPhone gains on Nokia Smartphone
Bangalore: Apple’s iPhone is slowly coming up to Nokia’s mark in Smartphone,/b> globally according to the first-quarter 2011 formula reported by Industrial Design Centre (IDC).
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Rumor: Apple lowering CDMA iPhone 4 orders, even though survey says Apple is #3 US smartphone vendor
It appears that after robust sales in the first few months of the iPhone 4′s life on the Verizon network, demand might be slowing down for the CDMA device. That’s despite new NPD data showing a major impact from the Verizon iPhone , including a hit to Sprint’s results. In a report discussing first quarter 2011 losses at iPhone supplier Pegatron, Digitimes noted that ” market watchers are turning …
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MobileBurn.com – The LG Quantum is one of the first Windows Phone 7 smartphones to be offered by AT&T. Based on the Optimus 7Q that is sold outside of the USA, the Quantum features a 3.5 inch touchscreen display and a 4-row QWERTY keyboard along with an HD capable 5 megapixel camera. More info: www.mobileburn.com
First impressions of the blazing HTC ThunderBolt LTE smartphone
The HTC ThunderBolt is the first LTE smartphone in the U.S. and blows past every other “4G” device on the market. If speed is your need, then you need to look at the ThunderBolt.
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