November 21, 2009 | Follow TG Daily: RSS
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Convenient timing, they say

Mobility

Claims Google can't "entice" customers

They seek it here, they seek it there

Logical and illogical leaps

Open source drives innovation

Not an iPhone killer

Dark horse on the broadband front

It's a setback for Nokia

100,000 units and counting


Ludicrous and sanctimonious

The phoney wars continue

Sony Ericsson touts Xperia X10 Android phoneSony Ericsson has debuted the Xperia X10 Android phone.


The iPhone goes on sale in China today but anyone that wants one will have to pay a hefty price.
Sony Ericsson touts sleek and sexy Aino phone

Sony Ericsson has launched its sleek and sexy Aino mobile phone. The device - which allows users to remotely access media content on PS3 consoles - is also capable of transferring PC media via a standard Wi-Fi connection.
Motorola and Verizon roll out Droid smartphone

Motorola has rolled out its very long-awaited Droid smartphone. The device - which is powered by Android 2.0 - offers high-speed web browsing, voice-activated search, a customizable large screen and access to Verizon's 3G network.
It is just a rumor but suffice it to say we've heard it from several unnamed sources

It says streamline

But will stay happy with Qualcomm

But price is somewhat cheaper

Sleek and sexy but lacks Wi-Fi

Asks Interweb users to do it for them

Default root password exploit

Opinion Butts are kicked dot com

There is such a thing as a free launch

Jailbreakers beware

Hacker George Hotz has released a new crack that allows users to jailbreak Apple's iPhone 3G and 3GS. 


altThe EU is considering making aircraft-style black boxes mandatory in all automobiles to improve safety.


Market research firm IDC said that the market for mobile phones worldwide showed some growth in the third quarter. And there's better times ahead.
Google simplifies GPS navigation for Android 2.0 smartphones

Google has announced its Maps Navigation beta for Android 2.0 devices. The application, which supports hands-free voice searches, offers 3D views, turn-by-turn guidance and automatic rerouting.

iPhone 3GS challenges RIM's control of smartphone market

The iPhone 3GS has reportedly placed Apple "within striking distance" of claiming first place in the US consumer smartphone market. According to a ChangeWave Research survey, Club Cupertino has experienced a "huge" jump in recent months - with the company now controlling 30 percent of the sector.

 

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