Turns out, smartphone buyers still clamor for the iPhone 3GS. The proof is in the latest earnings statements of AT&T and Verizon, which showed that the former activated 1.3 million more iPhones than the latter. Although AT&T didn’t break down its iPhone sales figures by model, one explanation for the discrepancy is that AT&T still
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Why the iPhone 3GS May Still Be Worth Buying
If Verizon thought it could swoop in and take AT&T’s iPhone market share overnight, it thought wrong.
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AT&T still besting Verizon in iPhone activations
Verizon and Motorola are rumored to be working on an Android phone due in late 2011 with features that include an HD screen and 13-megapixel camera.
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Rumor: Motorola Dinara to follow Droid Bionic in late 2011
Apple’s iPhone is still favored by nearly 50 percent of customers but in a surprise 57 percent for those with Windows Phone handsets are ‘very satisfied’ with the device, a number that outranks the percentage of Android users.
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Windows Phone 7 Edges Android in User Satisfaction
The tech world loves rumors and spreads them incessantly, thanks to a seemingly endless outpouring of Internet blather about impending tech gadgets and gear.
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12 top tech rumours we hope will (and won’t) come true
Apple’s iOS-based iPhone continues to be the preferred smartphone for nearly 50% of consumers, with Android the top choice for about one-third of them. The real surprise is evidence that Windows Phone OS now outstrips Android in user satisfaction.
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Apple iOS still rules but Windows Phone 7 edges Android in user satisfaction
The $350 model is expected to be the iPhone 3GS, the report says, while adding to the chatter that the next iPhone will be unveiled in August. Originally posted at News – Wireless
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Apple to sell contract-free, $350 iPhone, report says
July is half over and we’ve still seen no sign of the next-generation iPhone, but here’s a roundup of the latest rumors and innuendo.
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iPhone 5 Rumor Review
Apple Friday issued a software security update designed to fix a Safari PDF rendering system vulnerability exploited by jailbreakers and that could have been used by hackers to infect Apple’s mobile devices, including iPhone 4 and iPad 2.
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Apple iOS 4.3.4 patches PDF hole exploited by jailbreakers
July is half over and still no sign of The Next iPhone.
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iPhone 5 rumor roll-up for the week ending July 15
A U.K. marketing company that says it’s working for Apple is looking to recruit iPhone salespeople for an “exciting project” from August 16 through October 29, touching off the latest round of iPhone 5 speculation fever.
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iPhone 5 Rumors Swirl Amid Apple Mania
There’s a species that’s quickly going extinct in the wireless world, and it’s quite troubling. Of course, we’re talking about the unlimited data plan, and Virgin Mobile is the latest carrier to get rid of theirs. You know who else is in trouble? RIM’s co-CEOs Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis, as the two have six months to prove they deserve their titles and can make the company competitive …
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Dialed In 182: Goodbye, unlimited data
Piper Jaffray analyst Chris Larsen is the latest to weigh in on talk of carriers beyond AT&T and Verizon Wireless getting the next iPhone.
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Analyst: iPhone 5 likely coming to Sprint, T-Mobile
We couldn’t very well end the work week without another Apple rumor, could we? As if the iPad HD rumor yesterday and Wednesday’s iPhone 6 rumor weren’t enough to get your mouths watering, we have another potential new product that would make a lot of consumers happy, and a lot of wireless carriers less than
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Could a 3G iPod touch be in the works?
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