At this year’s CES, tablets will get cheaper, laptops will get thinner, and cameras will become more like phones. Apps will be everywhere, including in cars. And Microsoft’s phone-inspired Windows 8 will edge closer to release.
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Mobile Technology Will Dominate Everything
The Nokia, Microsoft, and AT&T rumor mills are working overtime in the run-up to the Consumer Electronics Show next week.
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Will Nokia Score a Big Win With a New Partner?
This is the droid you’ve been looking for. There’s saying “three times is a charm” and proven axiom about one of Google’s biggest rivals: Microsoft gets products right the third time. Galaxy Nexus, running Android 4.0 (aka Ice Cream Sandwich), is the third Google phone, following the Nexus One (January 2009) and Nexus S (December 2010). If you’re an Android user looking for something much better …
NEW YORK (TheStreet) — Verizon’s $3.6 billion purchase of wireless spectrum with cable providers signals that the dance for market position may quickly draw in Apple, Google and Microsoft . Verizon’s deal – along with moves by AT&T to lock up T-Mobile and Sprint’s reselling marriage with Clearwire — reveals that once fierce competitors are turning into partners out of limited spectrum …
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Verizon Wireless Dance May Draw In Apple, Google
AT&T, Microsoft, Sprint, T-Mobile USA, US Cellular, and Verizon Wireless sign on to use automated application assessment system.
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