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Will a $9 iPhone 3 Undercut Sales of Apple's iPhone 5?

10:00AM 7/18/2011

Company News, Technology, Apple, HTC, Market News

AT&T is now offering a $9 iPhone. Granted, that's for a refurbished iPhone 3 G3S-8G. But those have most features people want in an iPhone, and the upcoming iPhone 5 doesn't offer the one thing that could differentiate it from its predecessors: 4G compatibility.

Why Apple Shares Will Hit $500 This Year

11:00AM 4/21/2011

By Douglas McIntyre

Company News, Technology, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, Research In Motion, Sprint Nextel Corp, Apple, AT&T, Verizon, HTC, Stocks in the News, Market News, Investment

Apple's earnings per share nearly doubled last quarter, and its performance the previous quarter was almost just as good. But Apple's shares are only up 11% in the last six months, trailing the Nasdaq. Here's why the stock could be set to take off.

Android Grabs the Smartphone OS Lead, Passing Nokia's Symbian

10:22AM 1/31/2011

By Dawn Kawamoto

Company News, Technology, Google , Motorola, Nokia, Apple, AT&T, Verizon, Samsung, HTC

Handsets based on Google's Android mobile operating system accounted for 32.9% of worldwide smartphone shipments in the fourth quarter, compared with Symbian's 30.6% market share, according to a new report from market researcher Canalys. Apple's iOS was a distant third, with 16%.

Attention Shoppers: New Google Cell Phone to Act as Credit Card

2:30AM 11/16/2010

By The Associated Press

Company News, Technology, Google , Nokia, Samsung, HTC

Shopping via your cell phone could soon have a new meaning: Google is developing a new phone that it says will be able to transmit payment information to vendors more securely than credit cards. The shopaholics' phone will hit shelves in the next few weeks.

First Microsoft Smartphones Hit Shelves

9:30PM 11/08/2010

By The Associated Press

Dell, Google , Microsoft, Apple, AT&T, Samsung, HTC

Smartphones running Microsoft's new software, Windows Phone 7, are now available for customers of AT&T and T-Mobile. The first phones are made by Samsung Electronics and HTC, and more -- including a phone by Dell -- are on the way.

LG Electronics Names New CEO

1:25PM 9/17/2010

By Dawn Kawamoto

Company News, Technology, Nokia, Apple, Samsung, HTC

LG Electronics named founding family member Koo Bon-joon as CEO Friday, replacing Nam Yong, who resigned over the company's poor recent performance. The No. 3 mobile handset marker has struggled to find its footing in the rapidly evolving smartphone sector.

Chrome OS Tablet PC: Google Wants Its iPad Killer in Stores by Black Friday

12:46PM 8/18/2010

By Dawn Kawamoto

Technology, Google , Apple, Verizon, HTC

Google reportedly is in the midst of developing its own tablet computer and aims to launch its Chrome OS-based iPad killer on the busiest shopping day of the year -- Black Friday -- according to a report at the website Download Squad.

Android Helps Push Smartphone Shipments Up 50.5% in Second Quarter

12:55PM 8/12/2010

By Dawn Kawamoto

Technology, Google , Motorola, Nokia, Apple, HTC

Smartphone shipments and phones based on the Android operating system posted double-digit second-quarter gains despite a still-weak economy, according to a report released today.

Rivals to Steve Jobs: Keep Us Out of Apple's Antenna 'Debacle'

7:00PM 7/18/2010

By Sam Gustin

Company News, Technology, Nokia, Research In Motion, Apple, Samsung, HTC

Research In Motion wasn't thrilled when Apple CEO Steve Jobs claimed the iPhone 4's antenna problem is common throughout the industry, including on BlackBerrys, and called Apple's actions "unacceptable." Nokia and HTC aren't amused either.

Tech Take: iPhone 4 Pre-Orders Starting at Best Buy, Radio Shack

5:00PM 6/14/2010

By DailyFinance Staff

Technology, Media, Apple, Wal-Mart Stores, HTC, Biz Brief

Consumers on the market for Apple's highly anticipated iPhone 4 can begin placing pre-orders at Best Buy and Radio Shack tomorrow, on Tuesday, June 15th, the companies said Monday. The new phone will officially hit stores on June 24th.