China Mobile today said that it plans to invest 39.8 billion yuan ($5.8 billion) in Shanghai Pudong Development Bank as a means to help spur mobile phone banking and services such as mobile bank cards, payments, and money transfers.
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According to a new study by Strategy Analytics, Apple iPhone owners are so satisfied with their phones, that they’re most likely to buy their next device from Apple as well. The report titled “iPhone Owners Most Satisfied and Likely to Repeat Purchase,” also found that QWERTY keyboard owners, whether virtual or hardware, were more satisfied with their phones than 12-key phone owners.
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At a press conference in Taipei, microprocessor manufacturer ARM said that it expects there will be over 50 devices available by the end of 2010 with a similar form factor as Apple’s iPad.
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Last week Apple filed a complaint with the International Trade Commission (ITC) claiming that HTC is infringing on 20 of its patents, a move many think is an attack on Google. Jonathan Schwartz, Sun Microsystem’s former CEO said Jobs ones threatened to sue him, too, and argues it could be a positive experience for a competitor. “Having watched this movie play out many times, suing a competitor typically makes them more relevant, not less. Developers I know aren’t getting less interested in Google’s Android platform, they’re getting more interested–Apple’s actions are enhancing that interest,” he said.
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The Duet W002 can take two SIM cards, but it’s nothing more than a poorly conceived iPhone imitation.
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Phones using Google’s operating system beats the iPhone in quite a few ways, some of which we’ve wrapped up here.
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Worms, Trojans, and SMS attacks are risks for mobile devices like the iPhone, but the biggest practical threat to users is losing the device.
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The Nokia E55 will please both business-users and multimedia-minded consumers due to its slim profile, packed features, and wallet-friendly price.
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Part 1 of our unboxing and look at some of the features of the Android-powered HTC Legend, the follow-up to the popular HTC Hero. The Legend features an AMOLED touchscreen display and has a body that is carved from a solid block of aluminum. In this video Russell walks us through the contents of the box as well as some of the features of the phone’s Sense user interface.
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