Nokia said it had signed up one million Ovi Mail users within the service's first six months of operations.
Google has launched a hands-on preview of a next-generation search infrastructure codenamed Caffeine, which aims to offer improved search algorithms.
Microsoft and Nokia will today announce a partnership, which is likely to focus on Office applications for Nokia handsets.
Huawei and Vodafone Germany will partner to test LTE technology on the 790-862MHz Digital Dividend band.
The Kindle eReader is likely to represent of all Amazon sales within five years, according to financial services firm Cowen and Company.
US operator AT&T may have changed its terms of service to prevent class-action lawsuits. But the contract terms may not hold up in a number of state courts.
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