Report: Apple Snags Big Chunk of Q4 Smartphone Sales

Feb 7 | News

Apple emerged as the best-selling handset OEM in the fourth quarter of 2011, according to NPD Group.

Windows Phone: the OEM Challenge

Feb 6 | Articles

Not too long ago, it would have taken quite the stretch of imagination to picture a Nokia smartphone as the belle of the ball at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last month.

S&P Lowers Rating on NEC

Jan 30 | News

Standard & Poor's Rating Services today responded to a troubling earnings report from Japanese telecom equipment and smartphone manufacturer NEC...

AT&T Posts $6.7B Loss Despite Surging Smartphones

Jan 26 | News

Verizon wasn't the only telecommunications company to slip into the red this week. AT&T said this morning it lost $6.7 billion during the fourth quarter...

Nokia Sells 1 Million Lumia Phones, Reports Loss of $1.38B

Jan 26 | News

Nokia's fourth-quarter 2011 earnings were a mixed bag, as the company announced it has sold over 1 million Lumia smartphones since launch and yet...

Report: Nokia, WP7 Poised to Gain Share

Jan 19 | News

Nokia has set the stage to regain some of its lost smartphone market share and to re-establish Microsoft's Windows Phone as a leading contender...

Android Phones Still Tops; iPhone Gains Ground

Jan 18 | News

While the iPhone 4S might have been a mild disappointment to many Apple faithful, it apparently spurred droves to choose the iPhone in the fourth quarter of 2011.

Nokia Unveils Lumia 900 as AT&T Exclusive

Jan 10 | News

Nokia is back in the USA. The company on Monday unveiled the Nokia Lumia 900, an LTE-capable Windows Phone 7 (WP7) smartphone. The Lumia 900 will launch as an exclusive with AT&T.

Review: Lumia 710 Good Return to U.S. for Nokia

Jan 5 | Reviews

Launched today as an exclusive on T-Mobile USA's network, the Lumia 710 is available for $49.95 with a two-year contract. While that $49.95 price tag screams mediocrity, the 710 offers far more polish...

Microsoft Replaces Lees as Head of Windows Mobile

Dec 13 2011 | News

Microsoft is replacing Andy Lees as head of the company’s mobile division, according to a report yesterday from The Wall Street Journal’s All Things Digital blog. Lees led the effort to rebuild the company’s Windows Phone software into what is

Windows Phone: the OEM Challenge

Feb 6

Report: Apple Snags Big Chunk of Q4 Smartphone Sales

Feb 7

S&P Lowers Rating on NEC

Jan 30

Review: Lumia 710 Good Return to U.S. for Nokia

Jan 5

AT&T Posts $6.7B Loss Despite Surging Smartphones

Jan 26

Nokia Can, Will Do Better Before it Tackles U.S.

Jan 24 2011 | Wireless Week Blog

Nokia's decision to cancel smartphone launches with T-Mobile and AT&T could be a wise one.

In (Some) Defense of Control Freaks

Sep 15 2010 | Wireless Week Blog

Even as we embrace the new "open" theme of wireless, carriers still get accused of being control freaks. Is Apple much different?

My Cheating Heart: A Captivating Evening

Aug 5 2010 | Wireless Week Blog

My heart begins to stray as I leave the iPhone 4 at home and step out on the town with the Samsung Captivate.

Did Jobs Really Say That?

Feb 1 2010 | Wireless Week Blog

Looks like Steve Jobs gave his own version of a State of the Union address.      

Don’t Dismiss a Motorola Turnaround Just Yet

Jan 28 2010 | Wireless Week Blog

Despite the 24 percent drop in handset sales, Motorola is actually doing pretty well for itself.

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