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10/20/2011
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Microsoft's Ballmer: Android phones are boring, overcomplicated
 
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Samsung takes smartphone crown in Q3 as shipments top Apple, Nokia

Samsung reportedly shipped more than 20 million smartphones in the third calendar quarter of this year, moving the South Korea-based company ahead of Apple for the first time since the iPhone was unve...
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Galaxy Nexus was not designed to avoid Apple patent suits, Samsung exec says

Speaking during the AsiaD conference in Hong Kong recently, Samsung's head of global mobile product strategy Won-Pyo Hong denied reports that the Galaxy Nexus was designed to avoid lawsuits with Apple...
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AT&T iPhone 4S activations top 1 million

And the disappointments keep on coming... AT&T on Thursday announced that it has now activated more than 1 million iPhone 4S handsets. "It's no surprise that customers are clamoring for the iPhon...
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AT&T Q3 earnings deck reveals two upcoming 4G LTE markets: Boston, Washington DC

AT&T just reported a solid third quarter that saw its total subscriber count pass 100 million for the first time. Of course that milestone will be crushed if the carrier's $39 billion T-Mobile USA...
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AT&T reports solid Q3 as subscribers pass the 100 million mark

AT&T on Thursday reported results for the third quarter of 2011 that were in line with expectations. The carrier gained 2.1 million net subscribers to pass 100 million total subscribers for the fi...
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AT&T’s Focus S and Focus Flash finally pictured alongside Titan

AT&T's first three Windows Phone 7.5 Mango devices were announced last month, but the pair of Samsung devices included in that announcement stayed behind the curtain while HTC's Titan took center ...
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