Review: Mobile payment needs better compatibility
Businessweek
For many of us, plastic has replaced cash for everyday shopping. If some technological wizards have their way, your phone will replace plastic one day. We're still far from such a world, yet I was intrigued enough to try using my phone to make payments.
See all stories on this topic »Samsung's mobile chief JK Shin has a better day in Berlin
CNET (blog)
Shin, the head of the Samsung's mobile-phone business, was the author of a 2010 internal memo that was at the center of Apple's claim that Samsung infringed on its iPhone and iPad patents and designs. A jury on Friday agreed with Apple, awarding the ...
See all stories on this topic »Pandora shares rise on mobile growth, outlook
Businessweek
The setback announced Wednesday was offset by evidence that Pandora's efforts to attract more listeners and sell more advertising on mobile devices are paying off. And Pandora's management predicted the company's performance in the current quarter will ...
See all stories on this topic »Hurricane Isaac Soaks Alabama; Baldwin And Mobile Counties Recover From ...
Huffington Post
Coastal roads were closed throughout southern Mobile County and in a few spots in southern Baldwin County, but conditions improved as the tide receded following a mid-morning crest. Marty Hoffman opened his convenience store despite winds whistling ...
See all stories on this topic »T-Mobile May Miss Out on New iPhone
PCWorld (blog)
David Beren of TmoNews sees this as evidence that T-Mobile isn't getting the new iPhone. That seems like a reasonable conclusion, especially considering the lack of rumors stating otherwise. (Last year, when Apple brought the iPhone to Sprint, the news ...
See all stories on this topic »Microsoft Eases Mobile Data Access in the Cloud
Visual Studio Magazine (blog)
As explained by Scott Guthrie, when Windows Azure subscribers create a new mobile service, it automatically is associated with a Windows Azure SQL Database. That provides ready-made support for secure database access. It uses the OData protocol, ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile Telesystems OJSC Stock Downgraded (MBT)
TheStreet.com
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French Mobile Phone Price War Hits Bouygues
Wall Street Journal
FR) launched a EUR20-a-month mobile service called Free Mobile, luring millions of customers from rivals and forcing them to lower their prices and cut internal costs to stem the damage. Martin Bouygues, chief executive, directly blamed Free Mobile for ...
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Businessweek
For many of us, plastic has replaced cash for everyday shopping. If some technological wizards have their way, your phone will replace plastic one day. We're still far from such a world, yet I was intrigued enough to try using my phone to make payments.
See all stories on this topic »Samsung's mobile chief JK Shin has a better day in Berlin
CNET (blog)
Shin, the head of the Samsung's mobile-phone business, was the author of a 2010 internal memo that was at the center of Apple's claim that Samsung infringed on its iPhone and iPad patents and designs. A jury on Friday agreed with Apple, awarding the ...
See all stories on this topic »Pandora shares rise on mobile growth, outlook
Businessweek
The setback announced Wednesday was offset by evidence that Pandora's efforts to attract more listeners and sell more advertising on mobile devices are paying off. And Pandora's management predicted the company's performance in the current quarter will ...
See all stories on this topic »Hurricane Isaac Soaks Alabama; Baldwin And Mobile Counties Recover From ...
Huffington Post
Coastal roads were closed throughout southern Mobile County and in a few spots in southern Baldwin County, but conditions improved as the tide receded following a mid-morning crest. Marty Hoffman opened his convenience store despite winds whistling ...
See all stories on this topic »T-Mobile May Miss Out on New iPhone
PCWorld (blog)
David Beren of TmoNews sees this as evidence that T-Mobile isn't getting the new iPhone. That seems like a reasonable conclusion, especially considering the lack of rumors stating otherwise. (Last year, when Apple brought the iPhone to Sprint, the news ...
See all stories on this topic »Microsoft Eases Mobile Data Access in the Cloud
Visual Studio Magazine (blog)
As explained by Scott Guthrie, when Windows Azure subscribers create a new mobile service, it automatically is associated with a Windows Azure SQL Database. That provides ready-made support for secure database access. It uses the OData protocol, ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile Telesystems OJSC Stock Downgraded (MBT)
TheStreet.com
Editor's Note: TheStreet ratings do not represent the views of TheStreet's staff or its contributors. Ratings are established by computer based on metrics for performance (which includes growth, stock performance, efficiency and valuation) and risk ...
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| The Windows Mobile Experiment Begins DailyFinance (NASDAQ: MSFT) Windows Mobile OS. Samsung will launch a smartphone based on the system. If it does not sell well, the potential benefit Microsoft might get from the Apple court victory will quickly dissipate. If anything is true about the smartphone ... See all stories on this topic » |  DailyFinance |
Wall Street Journal
FR) launched a EUR20-a-month mobile service called Free Mobile, luring millions of customers from rivals and forcing them to lower their prices and cut internal costs to stem the damage. Martin Bouygues, chief executive, directly blamed Free Mobile for ...
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