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iPhone 5 sales spell bad news for BlackBerry
The pre-orderable stock of Apple's new iPhone 5 sold out in less than an hour on Friday.
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BlackBerry bounce for RIM after latest financials
RIM announces revenues for $2.9bn and loses for $235m in the second quarter of 2012 .
View ArticleBlackBerry bounce for RIM after latest financials
RIM's revenues were $2.9bn in the second quarter of 2012.
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Samsung spearheads march of the smartphones in Q3 2012
It’s becoming clearer than ever how important a role smartphones will play in digital music growth in the coming years, in the developed and developing worlds alike. The release of new stats for...
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Android now accounts for 67.1% of European smartphone sales
Latest figures from Kantar Worldpanel ComTech has revealed that 67.1% of all smartphone sales five key European countries were Android handsets.
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Based on the 12 weeks leading up to 30 September 2012, Kantar Worldpanel ComTech suggest that 67.1% of all smartphones sold within the EU5 were Androids.
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What smartphones are people actually using in the US?
comScore has some data for the US with its MobiLens report, which surveyed people to find out what handsets they're using, rather than just recent sales.
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comScore estimates that 51% of US mobile users are now on smartphones (119.3m people) - but what smartphones are people actually using?
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How many smartphones were actually sold in Q3?
Gartner estimates 169.2m smartphones were sold in Q3, up 46.9% year-on-year, and accounting for 39.6% of all mobile phones sold in the world.
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Gartner claims 169.2m smartphones were sold in Q3, up 46.9% year-on-year, and accounting for 39.6% of all mobile phones sold in the world.
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Indian music service Gaana goes mobile
Indian media firm Times Internet has launched Android, iOS, BlackBerry and Java mobile apps for its Gaana streaming music service.
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Streaming music service Gaana now has Android, iOS, BlackBerry and Java mobile apps.
View ArticleKantar research reveals latest smartphone sales figures
Q4 of 2012: Apple's iPhone accounted for 51.2% of new smartphone sales in the US, while Android took a 44.2% share.
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BlackBerry 10 launch spotlights new handsets, OS and music apps
Last night saw Research In Motion rebrand itself to BlackBerry, show off its new BlackBerry 10 smartphone software, and two new handsets: the all-touchscreen Z10 and the keyboard-toting Q10.
View ArticleBlackBerry shutting down BBM Music in June
At the recent launch of its BlackBerry 10 smartphones, BlackBerry declined to answer questions about whether its BBM Music service would be appearing on the new handsets.
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7digital inks QNX deal for in-car digital music
Another day, another in-car deal for a digital music company. This time it's 7digital partnering with BlackBerry subsidiary QNX .
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BlackBerry taking BBM to iOS/Android, with BBM Channels for brands and artists
Yesterday saw BlackBerry unveil its latest smartphone, the keyboard-toting Q5, but there were also some interesting developments with its BBM messaging service.
View ArticleWindows Phone now bigger than BlackBerry (but still very small)
IDC has published its latest estimates for smartphone shipments in the first quarter of 2013. IDC pegs Android as taking a 75% share of smartphone shipments in Q1.
View ArticleOmnifone platform has added 1.2m new subscribers in 2013
B2B digital music firm Omnifone is celebrating its 10th anniversary with some new stats, including the claim that its cloud music platform has added 1.2m new subscribers since January this year. Its...
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BlackBerry reports quarterly loss despite 6.8m smartphone shipments
While BlackBerry's revenues increased from $2.8bn in its fiscal Q1 last year, to $3.1bn this year, the company slid into a loss of $94m in the latter period. And while it sold 6.8m smartphones during...
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