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Nokia, the Finnish mobile phone company, has launched a new online music download service, aiming to take on Apple and Microsoft in the competitive market. As part of its launch, Nokia has signed up legendary musician David Bowie, who will promote the service and introduce customers to its vast music
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Webraska, a leading provider of mobile GPS navigation solutions, has partnered with Orange UK to offer Sat-Nav from Orange, a GPS navigation solution for corporate customers and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) through its Orange Business Services. This solution is designed to provide businesses with a convenient and cost-effective way
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Unicorp, Inc.'s stock saw significant gain after the company announced that its Lee Walley Estate Well #1 in Mississippi started producing oil. The well is expected to produce approximately 100 barrels of oil per day, and the company has a 60% working interest and an approximate 46.8%
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Telecom equipment maker Ericsson has posted a small rise in third-quarter profits, boosted by a record performance from its mobile phone joint venture, Sony Ericsson. The company's CEO, Carl-Henric Svanberg, said the quarter was a success due to successful phone launches, but cautioned that strong results may not
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Schaeffer's Market Blog provides timely and insightful analysis of various stocks, including Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG), Motorola (NYSE:MOT), Nokia (NYSE:NOK), Ryland Group (NYSE:RYL), and Office Depot (NYSE:ODP). The blog is written by Schaeffer's financial analysts and traders, offering quick insights into
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Huawei and ZTE, two prominent Chinese telecommunications equipment giants, have made significant strides in the mobile communications field, particularly in emerging markets. They have leveraged their technological capabilities and flexible pricing strategies to secure 3G equipment orders, despite competition from established players like Nokia and Nortel. The companies are now
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Intel and Nokia's partnership to offer embedded wireless internet connectivity in laptops has sent shockwaves through the market, changing the outlook for embedded cellular modems in portable computers and hitting the share prices of competing wireless modem makers. The partnership will bring an embedded HSDPA Mini-card modem to
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Asheville, NC-based Homeland Integrated Security Systems, Inc. has extended its agreement with UK-based communications services company Local Presence through the remainder of 2006. Local Presence will continue to assist Homeland Integrated Security Systems in certifying their Cyber Tracker technology on European GSM networks, including Orange, O2, and Vodafone. The partnership
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Motorola Inc., a struggling cell phone manufacturer in China, has enlisted the help of pop star Jay Chou to boost its image and sales among young Chinese trendsetters. Chou, a huge celebrity in China and Taiwan, has become the company's brand ambassador in China, championing the music experience
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Foxconn, a Taiwanese electronics manufacturer that produces iPods for Apple, has filed a 70 million yuan ($10.7 million) compensation lawsuit against two former employees and a Hong Kong-listed battery maker. The lawsuit claims that the defectors infringed on Foxconn's confidential technology and are seeking a court injunction
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Mobile phone manufacturers in China have seen a substantial growth in domestic GSM handset shipments in June 2006. According to Interfax research, a total of 11.551 million GSM handsets were shipped to domestic distributors, showing a 38.43% increase from the 8.344 million units shipped in May. This
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Symbian, the UK-based mobile phone software company, has remained resilient under pressure from Microsoft, while simultaneously swinging into profit in the first half of the year. The company, majority-owned by leading mobile phone manufacturers such as Nokia, has seen a significant increase in revenues, rising from £51.6m in the
