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Vodafone sells China Mobile stake (AFP)AFP - British mobile phone giant Vodafone has announced the sale of its 3.2 percent stake in China Mobile for around 4.3 billion pounds (6.6 billion dollars, 5.2 billion euros). Full text |
Successor to T-Mobileā€™s original Android phone revealed at last (Ben Patterson)
Google Instant changes search, Scoreloop brings PayPal to Android gaming (Appolicious)
Will the new iPod touch increase Android sales? (Appolicious)
iPhone 3G Doesn't Make the Cut for Apple's Game Center (PC Magazine)
Rumor: T-Mobile Getting iPhone 3GS This Year (PC World)
OnStar Experimenting with Verbal Facebook Updates, Texts (PC Magazine)
TNS to buy Cequint for up to $112.5 million (AP)
Leak: HTC's New Android Targets Global Business Travelers (PC World)
GM's OnStar tests Facebook and texting applications (Reuters)
NewsFactor - As Microsoft shifts resources to bolster its wobbly stake in the smartphone market, T-Mobile announced on Friday that it's taking a break from the youth-oriented Sidekick phones. The Sidekick, with its groundbreaking slide-out keyboard for texting, became a Microsoft stepchild in 2008 when the software giant bought Danger, which makes the phones with Sharp. Full text
Appolicious - Several big names launched Android apps this week, showing a strong end to June and a big start for July. Amazon released Kindle with Whispersync for Android, while Yahoo! finally got around to making a few apps for the Android Market. Full text
