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Samsung serious about music
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Samsung has big ambitions in the digital music space, and wants to create a range of proprietary software for its mobile and tablet devices, according to Reuters. The South Korean electronics giant sees music, content and apps as important tools to ...
See all stories on this topic »Rhapsody launches on LG, Panasonic, and Samsung TVs
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Samsung is new with today's announcement. A Rhapsody app has also been available on Vizio TVs for the last two years. We're not surprised that Sony's Smart TVs, which support the competing Sony Entertainment Network's music service, aren't on the list ...
See all stories on this topic »Samsung reveals lessons learnt from early Tizen work
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LIVE FROM APPS WORLD, LONDON: The evolution of the mobile OS Tizen has taught its development team a number of lessons ahead of the first handset launch next year, according toSamsung's lead evangelist for Tizen, Cheng Luo. Discussing the ...
See all stories on this topic »Former Samsung Strategist Julien Blin Joins Infonetics as Consumer Electronics ...
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Infonetics Research, a world leader in communications industry market research, today announced the addition of Julien Blin to its analyst team as Directing Analyst for Consumer Electronics andMobile Broadband. Julien Blin, Infonetics ... Add to that ...
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Files as large as one gigabyte of video are transferred in less than 3 minutes, and you do not require a Wi-Fi connection or cellular signal to access this feature for your Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III. The Buddy Photo Share application allows you to ...
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| Boot up: Samsung's iPhone boost, FTC's $163m scareware win, MPs' lousy ... The Guardian (blog) A possible implication of this analysis is that a portion of smartphone users appear less tied to a particular operating system, instead comparing the full package of device,mobile network and available apps before choosing what to buy. This not only ... See all stories on this topic » |  The Guardian (blog) |
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Samsung has big ambitions in the digital music space, and wants to create a range of proprietary software for its mobile and tablet devices, according to Reuters. The South Korean electronics giant sees music, content and apps as important tools to ...
See all stories on this topic »Rhapsody launches on LG, Panasonic, and Samsung TVs
CNET
Samsung is new with today's announcement. A Rhapsody app has also been available on Vizio TVs for the last two years. We're not surprised that Sony's Smart TVs, which support the competing Sony Entertainment Network's music service, aren't on the list ...
See all stories on this topic »Samsung reveals lessons learnt from early Tizen work
Mobile Business Briefing
LIVE FROM APPS WORLD, LONDON: The evolution of the mobile OS Tizen has taught its development team a number of lessons ahead of the first handset launch next year, according toSamsung's lead evangelist for Tizen, Cheng Luo. Discussing the ...
See all stories on this topic »Former Samsung Strategist Julien Blin Joins Infonetics as Consumer Electronics ...
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Infonetics Research, a world leader in communications industry market research, today announced the addition of Julien Blin to its analyst team as Directing Analyst for Consumer Electronics andMobile Broadband. Julien Blin, Infonetics ... Add to that ...
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| Creating apps for each mobile market fragment is expensive, painful and ... Globe and Mail ... by Apple Inc., the future depends on people like Scott Porad. As chief technology officer of Cheezburger Network, a popular publisher of humour websites, Mr. Porad has to make the tough calls on which mobile devices merit the development of special ... See all stories on this topic » |  Globe and Mail |