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Symbian Foundation to close websites in December
News The Symbian Foundation will take down its websites in less than a month.
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BlackBerry PlayBook set for UK release in Q2 2011
News A senior executive from Research in Motion has confirmed the UK release of the tablet, along with an expected price of $500.
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Android triumphs as iOS falls
News Android had more of the mobile OS market than iOS in the third quarter, but Apple had a "stellar" period nonetheless, Gartner says.
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iPhone overtakes BlackBerry, closes in on Nokia
News Apple shipped more smartphones than RIM in the third quarter of 2010 and increased its market share.
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Android 'vying for top spot' by 2014
News Android will be one of the top two operating systems by 2014, according to Gartner.
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New BlackBerry App World rolls out to UK users
News The UK, along with 65 other countries, can now download the updated version of BlackBerry’s one stop shop of mobile apps.
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No BlackBerry OS 6 for RIM BlackPad?
News Bloomberg claims the forthcoming tablet from the Canadian smartphone maker will use an all-new OS platform based on technology from real-time OS QNX.
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BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 review
Reviews The latest BlackBerry is here. However, without the as-yet-unreleased OS 6, should anyone but serious email addicts even consider it? Read on for our verdict.
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RIM denies concessions for Gulf states
News The BlackBerry maker has claimed there is ‘only one’ enterprise solution available and it will not tailor it to Government requests.
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Samsung tablet to be announced this month?
News Reports of a Samsung tablet are flying around the web after the company organised a big US press meeting for this month.
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Smartphone sales jump 43 per cent year on year
News Rising competition and greater choice at the low end mean smartphones now account for one in five mobile phones sold worldwide, say analysts.
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How do UK and US mobile consumers compare?
In-depth It seems consumer methods of picking up a mobile phone differ depending on your side of the Atlantic Ocean, but why? Our resident American, Hannah Douglas, casts her eye over the habits of each side.
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