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BlackBerry Live: Still Confident in Enterprise PresenceBy Grant Hatchimonji | Wednesday, May 15, 2013BlackBerry's hold on the enterprise market is starting to slip, but the company is adamant that it can still hold on. |
The BlackBerry Q5 is meant to serve as a more affordable sibling to the Q10, but after some hands-on time at BlackBerry Live, the Q5 proved to be impressive in its own right.
Despite their need to convey the notion that they're alive and kicking, BlackBerry had some big news to share at its BlackBerry Live keynote.
At an event in London, Nokia has just taken the wraps off the Lumia 925, a new version of the Lumia 920. This upcoming Windows Phone will be the first in this series with a metal frame, and it will include other new features as well.
When T-Mobile introduced its version of the iPhone 5 last month it was asking $100 plus $20 a month for two years. The telecom has now bumped this up to a $150 down payment.
Our latest list of top trending smartphones, based on reader popularity. Find out which devices are most interesting to our readers.
Very large smartphones are all the rage the days, and Nokia is supposedly getting on the bandwagon. AN unconfirmed report ays the company is working on its first phablet.
Google chairman Eric Schmidt professes his excitement for the new line of Motorola products. The exec notes that the speculated devices will turn up 'sooner rather than later'.
News regarding the launch of the Samsung Galaxy S IV surfaced this weekend. The handset is reportedly going to start being available on April 26, with AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile lintroducing it over several days..
The day T-Mobile customers have been waiting for is inching closer: T-Mobile has started taking pre-orders for the iPhone 5.
The LG Lucid 2 is heading to Verizon Wireless. Starting April 4, the carrier will offer the phone online for free with a two-year contract. This will be
AT&T announced last week that its version of the Samsung Galaxy S IV is going to cost $250 with a two-year contract, which is $50 more than is typical for a high-end smartphone. The telecom has now issued a clarification that lowers the starting price.
Here's a rundown of the best smartphones available. This includes models from Samsung, Apple, HTC, Sony, LG, and more.
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Ranges in price from 637.99 to 1219.99
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