On TV.com:
ANGELINA JOLIE looks stunning as usual
Sharp Aquos 2-Day Sale only $1,799!
Content from CNET tagged with
handset [x] , Microsoft Corp. [x] , Motorola Inc. [x]
- Show Results by
- News (16)
- Narrow Your Results
- cell phone (10)
- handset maker (10)
- Nokia Corp. (9)
- operating system (9)
- Symbian Inc. (8)
- Linux (6)
- smart phone (6)
- mobile phone (5)
- Microsoft Windows (4)
- Apple Computer (3)
- 3G (3)
- Apple iTunes (3)
- investor (2)
- cell phone company (2)
- Barcelona (2)
News Stories
Showing 1-16 of 16 results foundWeek in review: Bad news market bears
January 25, 2008 Tech gets battered on the stock market, but not Microsoft, which seems recession-proof. Also: Wireless goes to Washington.Motorola buys Sendo's brains
June 29, 2005 U.K. phone maker Sendo sells 50 patents and its research division to the handset giant.AT&T plumps for Windows-based handset
September 15, 2003 The wireless carrier plans to start selling a Motorola smart phone powered by Windows Mobile software, a lift to Microsoft as it tries to gain a foothold in the phone market.Study: Symbian to hang on to smart phone OS lead
April 26, 2004 The software maker is benefiting from handset vendors' fear of a Microsoft-controlled OS market for cell phones, ABI Research says.Microsoft phones to go clubbing
December 8, 2003 Windows Mobile Start Services will allow some AT&T Wireless subscribers using a Motorola cell phone to download extra features.Motorola to sell off its Symbian stake
August 29, 2003 The company plans to sell its ownership stake in leading smart-phone OS maker Symbian to fellow investors Nokia and Psion, opening it up to working with rival software developers.Motorola to make Windows Media phones, keep iTunes
February 13, 2006 No. 2 handset maker says many operators, wanting to open their own music stores, have asked for the Microsoft-run phones.Motorola unveils first Linux smart phone
August 22, 2003 The cell phone maker unveils its first Linux-powered handset, part of an ambitious plan to use the open-source operating system to power all of its phone products.Motorola to support Good wireless system
March 23, 2004 The deal is a potential coup for Good Technology, a growing rival of BlackBerry creator Research In Motion.Qualcomm lines up with Linux
May 5, 2005 Cell phone chipmaker will support Linux, marking another key company to back the open-source software on handsets.Japanese cell phone service rings in Linux
December 4, 2003 Japanese cell phone service provider NTT DoCoMo urges its handset suppliers to build Linux-based cell phones, a milestone for the operating system's acceptance by the wireless industry.Linux gets a phone call from Openwave
September 18, 2003 The company that sells more wireless browsers than anyone else in the world says its browser and e-mail software for cell phones is now compatible with the open-source operating system.Cell phones sound off at 3GSM
February 17, 2005 At 3GSM show, mobile phones strut their stuff. Radio, iTunes, Wi-Fi, even scanners--how do they fit it all in?A showcase for all things wireless
February 17, 2006 Service providers and handset makers rolled out their latest offerings and big strategies at the 2006 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona.Nokia grabs Psion's Symbian stake
February 9, 2004 Psion's decision to sell its chunk of Symbian could damage the operating system's chances of dominating the smart phone market. Now analysts believe Symbian looks like it's just Nokia's baby.Mobile entertainment faces issues
September 27, 2005 As cell phone operators prepare to offer music and video services, they'll need to settle basic business matters.
Sponsored matches for "Motorola Inc."
