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Showing 1-19 of 19 results foundStudy: 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.Nokia makes more room for Yahoo
April 26, 2005 New smart phones from the Finnish handset maker come with Yahoo messaging, search and Web browsing.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.Gartner: A billion cell phones by 2009
July 19, 2005 There's no slowing down the cell phone: Expect one in three people to have one by 2009, the research firm says.Sierra smart phone debuts in Europe
July 6, 2004 New phone uses Microsoft software and will make its U.S. arrival within next two weeks, a move that puts pressure on Nokia.For Windows, Opera takes requests
August 31, 2004 In a first, Opera plans to support Microsoft's cell phone operating system, indicating progress for Windows.Verizon launches Samsung smart phone
November 10, 2003 U.S. cellular carrier Verizon Wireless begins selling a Samsung smart phone that uses an Intel processor and a Microsoft operating system.Microsoft mobile OS lands its biggest deal
April 5, 2006 U.S. Census Bureau contract calls for a half million handsets loaded with Windows Mobile.Carrier turns cell phones into wallets
August 9, 2004 NTT DoCoMo launches a service that lets people make credit card transactions and bank withdrawals via a handset.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.Russian phone Trojan tries to ring up charges
February 28, 2006 Malicious software can infect any cell phone that can run Java applications, not just more-advanced smart phones.OS-enabled phones to shake up mobile market
January 26, 2004 Sales of mobile phones that include a PC-like operating system are rapidly rising--and Linux is an up-and-comer in the market.Opera's mobile browser gets a tune-up
September 25, 2003 The tenacious Norwegian company updates its Web browser for the Sony Ericsson P800 smart phone, improving the way some complex pages render on the handset's small screen.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.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.BREW to pipe Hotmail into cell phones
March 23, 2004 Microsoft is set to deliver Hotmail e-mail and MSN Messenger to handsets and other wireless devices that use Qualcomm's BREW download software.Opera plans public offering
February 9, 2004 Norway-based Opera Software reports higher revenue and says it is preparing for an initial public offering on the Oslo Stock Exchange in March.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.This week in mobile
April 7, 2006 San Francisco selects joint bid by EarthLink and Google to provide city with a wireless network. Also: Microsoft wins U.S. Census Bureau deal.
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