HTC unveils new Windows Phones: 4.7″ Titan, 3.8″ Radar
HTC just unveiled two new handsets running Microsoft’s latest mobile OS, Windows Phone 7.5 (codenamed Mango)– the Titan, a 4.7″ monster that may spawn a...
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Steve Jobs resigns as Apple CEO
Major news in Cupertino this evening– Steve Jobs has resigned as CEO of Apple, citing health reasons. He will remain Chairman, while COO Tim Cook...
HP discontinues all webOS devices, may exit PC business altogether
Just a year after it bought Palm for $1.2 billion, HP has given up and is discontinuing all webOS phones and tablets, including the...
Google to acquire Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion- but is it really patents they’re after?
Google just announced that it’s purchasing Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion— the search giant’s biggest acquisition to date. Motorola Mobility is Motorola’s consumer division, which...
Microsoft buys Skype for $8.5 billion
Announcing the largest deal in its 36 year history, Microsoft said earlier today that it would acquire internet telephony firm Skype for $8.5 billion, all-cash. The Redmond software giant will integrate...
AT&T agrees to buy T-Mobile USA for $39 billion
AT&T and Deutsche Telekom just announced the sale of T-Mobile USA for $39 billion — $25 billion cash and $14 billion in AT&T stock, giving...
TA Maps 2 hits the Windows Phone 7 Marketplace
TechAutos Maps v2.0, an updated version of one of the first jailbroken apps for Windows Phone 7, has now hit the Windows Phone 7 Marketplace....
Nokia Windows Phone 7 concept phone revealed
Engadget has come across the first concept rendering from Nokia of what a future Windows Phone 7 handset from Espoo might look like. In classic...
Nokia CEO responds to Google VP’s “two turkeys” tweet, clarifies WP7 strategy
Two days before the Nokia-Microsoft alliance was announced, Google’s Vic Gundotra attacked the two companies by tweeting that “two turkeys do not make an Eagle.”...
Nokia announces strategic alliance with Microsoft: Windows Phone 7, Bing, Xbox Live, Office
Nokia just dropped the bombshell we predicted yesterday: a wide-ranging “strategic alliance” through which: Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 OS will become Nokia’s “principal smartphone strategy”...
