Huawei to launch Android handsets
Chinese handset maker Huawei is talking up Android and other operating systems at the GSMA Global World Congress 2009 in Barcelona this week.
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Microsoft hopes 'Windows phone' has a ring to it
The software maker is trying to push a new brand as well as update its cell phone operating system to be more "finger friendly."
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Still waiting for OLED TVs
The Sony XEL-1 has been on the market for a year and it still has no competitors. Why is that?
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Nokia announces Ovi Application store
Nokia has joined Apple and other smartphone makers in launching a new marketplace for cell phone applications. But Nokia says its store is different from the others.
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Skyhook teams up with Texas Instruments
Skyhook's hybrid Wi-Fi/GPS location technology will soon be used in Texas Instruments chips for mobile devices to get more accurate location information.
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Creditors may oust Sirius XM chief
Group says it will seek the removal of CEO Mel Karmazin if the company chooses bankruptcy over a deal with an investor that would allow it to remain solvent.
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Mobile banking: Safe, at least for now
Go ahead and check your bank balance on your mobile device; security risks are low now but will grow as mobile payments become available, experts say.
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Flash 10 coming to most smartphones in 2010
Adobe says its full version of Flash will be available on most smartphones in early 2010, but the technology still won't be available for Apple's iPhone.
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LG first to tap Intel's 'Moorestown' chip for smartphone
The successor to Intel's current Atom processor will be part of a collaboration based on Intel's silicon and the Linux Moblin v2.0 software platform.
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Intel partners with LG on mobile Internet devices
Intel and LG will team up to build the first mobile Internet devices using a new chip made by Intel.
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The Pirate Bay trial to begin in Sweden
The four men behind the popular file-sharing site are accused of helping millions of Internet users illegally download protected movies, music, and computer games.
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Sony Ericsson unveils new strategy
Sony Ericsson is building a new strategy around entertainment that will allow users to share content across multiple platforms.
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Viacom to shut off MTV music video API
The media giant plans to restrict the embedding of music videos from MTV Network.
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App stores abound at Mobile World Congress
Apple's smartphone competitors are lining up to launch their own version of online application stores.
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Facebook hits 175 million user mark
Social-networking site adds 25 million active users in little more than a month.
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