Florida Consumer Sues Google Over Nexus One Smartphone
September 6, 2010
Florida Consumer Sues Google Over Nexus One Smartphone
Florida Consumer Sues Google Over Nexus One Smartphone
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Nokia E51 Review
September 5, 2010
The Business presents business video for The Business Readers.
A gerenal overview of the new Nokia slim line business smartphone. Great looks and great functionality with the option of 3rd party apps and remote data clearance
incorporation smartphone applications company?
September 4, 2010
Hello everyone,
As a french citizen, I would like to know where it would be the best to incorporate my smartphone applications business. My first market would be the USA but for tax reasons, I don’t know what country would be best to incorporate in (Seychelles, Malta? ) I want to start with the US market but the end result will be a worldwide market for my app.
Would it be best to incorporate in Delaware? But I might get a working visa for the USA so will not be able to have activities related to my business while on the american territory…This is why I was thinking about the Caribbean. But would a bank account there lower my chances to do business with american businesses ? (my first app will be a geo-locaiton one and will need contracts with american businesses)
Thank you for your constructive answers..
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TechFaith and BEID Partnering in Development of a 10 Million-Unit Capacity Smartphone Production Line in Beijing
September 3, 2010
TechFaith and BEID Partnering in Development of a 10 Million-Unit Capacity Smartphone Production Line in Beijing
BEIJING–(Marketwire – September 2, 2010) – China TechFaith Wireless Technology Limited ( NASDAQ : CNTF ) (“TechFaith”) today announced TechFaith will invest US$70 million to establish a wholly owned subsidiary for the development of a 10 million-unit capacity smartphone production line in Beijing Economic and Technological Development Area. This subsidiary will focus primarily on the production …
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BlackBerry Torch 9800 Review: Keeping RIM’s Flame Alive
September 2, 2010
BlackBerry Torch 9800 Review: Keeping RIM’s Flame Alive
This summer has been a busy one for smartphone platforms. We started the summer with an Apple iOS update that remedied a number of the primary concerns with Apple’s iDevice platforms, followed by the launch of the iPhone 4. Meanwhile, the Android flagship crown was passed between no less than 4 devices (HTC Incredible, HTC EVO 4G, Droid X, and now arguably Droid 2 or Galaxy S phones), and Google …
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BlackBerry maker wins reprieve on India shutdown
September 1, 2010
BlackBerry maker wins reprieve on India shutdown
Research In Motion will give India access to secure BlackBerry data beginning September 1, a government source said on Monday, leading New Delhi to put off a decision on whether to shut down the smartphone.
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HTC Touch Pro2 for Sprint
August 31, 2010
The Business presents business video for The Business Readers.
Phone Arena reviews the HTC Touch Pro2 for Sprint. It is designed to work with both CDMA and GSM networks. The Touch Pro2 is the successor to the highly-successful business smartphone, the HTC Touch Pro. It is equipped with a side-sliding QWERTY keyboard with a tilting mechanism for the screen, 3.6-inch WVGA touch-sensitive display, 3.2MP camera, Wi-Fi and a 1500mAh battery. For our full text review click the following link. www.phonearena.com
Should I get a laptop or a smartphone?
August 30, 2010
I am in high school, and am trying to decide between 3 options: a smart phone, a netbook, and a laptop. I am in all accelerated classes, but my messy notes are practically useless, and so my grade struggles, although I have A’s and B’s. I have a nice gaming desktop, but I don’t like Vista, and it’s overkill for much else. I would be allowed to use the Netbook or Notebook in class, but not the Phone. I also want to start an online business doing programming or web design. And I want to be mobile, so battery life is a must. My parents would pay half either way, and they would be about equal in cost. The Smartphone would be the Touch Pro, on Sprint, the Laptop, would be a last gen, or bottom line Macbook, and the netbook would be the Eee PC 901, or the 6 Cell Windows MSI Wind. Please email me with any questions. So what do you think?
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New media: What’s out there
August 29, 2010
New media: What’s out there
A brief snapshot of media enterprises that are reshaping the business of information and news.
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Intuit, Mophie team up on iPhone credit card scanner
August 28, 2010
Intuit, Mophie team up on iPhone credit card scanner
For iPhone-toting business users who still want to collect mobile payments even when they’re nowhere near a cash register, a credit card reader that’s compatible with their smartphone has an undeniable appeal. Accessory makers are scrambling to meet that demand by rolling out more iPhone-ready credit card readers.
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