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AT&T Adds Trio Of PhonesBy Joseph Palenchar, November 17, 2009Dallas - AT&T will offer LG's 3G Shine II, the BlackBerry Curve 8520 and the BlackBerry Bold 9700. More
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Best Buy Cuts Android Prices To $99By Joseph Palenchar, November 17, 2009Minneapolis - Price competition in Android-based smartphones heated up with Best Buy Mobile's decision to reduce the price of two Sprint-network models to $99.99 from $179 through December. More
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Magellan Intros Car Kit, App For iPhone/TouchBy Amy Gilroy, November 16, 2009Santa Clara, Calif. - Magellan has cast its hat into the GPS iPhone app arena with a new kit and app that also works with the iPod Touch. More
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Dell Calls Smartphone Strategy 'Global'By Doug Olenick, November 13, 2009New York - Dell today announced its plan to enter the smartphone market in China and Brazil. More
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T-Mobile Adds 2 PCD ProductsBy Joseph Palenchar, November 11, 2009
Bellevue, Wash. - T-Mobile launched its second 3G/Wi-Fi USB modem and a new touchscreen multimedia phone, both from PCD.
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CEA Unveils Best Of Innovations Award WinnersTWICE Staff, November 11, 2009New York - The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) announced its International CES Best of Innovations 2010 Design and Engineering award honorees during its press preview for the 2010 show here last night. More
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iPod Touch Now A PNDBy Amy Gilroy, November 11, 2009
Heathrow, Fla. - Dual Electronics will ship later this month one of the first kits to convert an iPod Touch to a portable navigation device.
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CEA Highlights CES '10 Features, ChangesBy Steve Smith, November 11, 2009
New York - The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), producer and owner of the International CES, held its annual press preview, here, Tuesday night, highlighting some of the main events scheduled for the show and announcing several updates.
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Best Buy Offering $250 Acer LaptopBy Alan Wolf, November 10, 2009Minneapolis - Best Buy is raising the holiday promotional stakes by offering its lowest advertised price ever for a laptop computer. More
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iPhone, iPod Touch Get HD Radio Add-onJoseph Palenchar, November 9, 2009Fort Worth, Texas - HD Radio comes to the iPhone and iPod Touch with RadioShack's launch of an add-on tuner whose user interface appears on the handheld devices' touchscreen. More
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RadioShack Getting iPhoneBy Alan Wolf, November 9, 2009Fort Worth, Texas - RadioShack will begin carrying Apple's iPhone, filling a critical void in its mobility assortment and strategy. More
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New Smartphones Race Into Stores For Q4By Joseph Palenchar, November 9, 2009U.S. cellphone sell-in declined in units during the first two quarters of the year and perhaps in the third quarter as well, but smartphone sell-in continued to grow, analysts say. In the fourth quarter, analysts expect the devices to continue increasing their share of cellphone sales with aggressive product launches and promotions of such new smartphone models as Verizon Wirele... More
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U.S. Cellular Rebound Seen In Fourth QuarterBy Joseph Palenchar, November 9, 2009U.S. cellular phone sell-in will grow in units in the fourth quarter by anywhere from 3 percent to 10 percent after falling during the first two to three quarters of this year, according to analysts surveyed by TWICE. The indirect retail channel will capture a larger share of sales than in past years, the analysts added. More
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First Wi-Fi e-Readers Expected At CESBy Amy Gilroy, November 9, 2009The first Wi-Fi-connected e-readers are expected to officially debut at International CES in January, delivering a lower-cost alternative to 3G wireless e-readers such as the Amazon Kindle. Second-tier suppliers Foxit, Interead (Cool-er) and Aztak are planning or considering a Wi-Fi e-reader, and two of the three said they hope to introduce the products at CES. More
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PC Vendors Eyeing Smartphone MarketBy Doug Olenick, November 9, 2009New York - The continued proliferation of smartphones may seriously challenge the laptop and netbook market for consumer dollars unless PC vendors can break into the handheld market. More
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Verizon's Q4 Lineup Adds Second Droid, More PTT, Prepaid BroadbandBy Joseph Palenchar, November 5, 2009
New York - New additions to the Verizon Wireless fourth-quarter lineup include a $99 Android-based touchscreen-only smartphone, Verizon's first BlackBerry Curve with Wi-Fi, and the first touchscreen phone in the carrier's LG Chocolate lineup.
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CEA Names 2010 Executive BoardBy Steve Smith, November 5, 2009Arlington, Va. - The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) announced the election by its members of its 2010 executive board and board of industry leaders More
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CES: Sustainable Planet Exhibit Bigger In '10TWICE Staff, November 4, 2009Arlington, Va. - The Sustainable Planet CE Spotlight, an exhibit area set for the 2010 International CES, will increase by more than 40 percent vs. the 2009 show. More
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B&N Sued Over Nook e-ReaderBy Amy Gilroy, November 4, 2009
Fremont, Calif. - Barnes & Noble's much lauded e-reader, the Nook, is not yet available, but it is already the subject of a lawsuit, filed Nov. 2 by Spring Design.
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HTC Cellphone Embeds Wi-Fi RouterBy Joseph Palenchar, November 4, 2009
Taoyuan, Taiwan - An HTC-made 3G smartphone due in the U.S. early next year will incorporate an embedded Wi-Fi router, enabling multiple laptop users to share a cellular-data connection to the Internet when they're on the go.
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