BEIJING: Sony Ericsson said on Wednesday China would become its biggest handset market by volume in the next three to four years, as it moved to grab a bigger slice of the fast-growing smartphone market. The Japanese-Swedish mobile phone manufacturer estimated smartphone use in China would reach 50...

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US to ease dual technology export control

The United States plans to ease restrictions on selling products with military applications to foreign buyers as part of a restructuring of US export rules. Aimed at boosting American competitiveness in the technology and manufacturing sectors and s...

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Dell dives into US smartphone market

Computer giant Dell launched its first US smartphone on Tuesday as it seeks a foothold in the market that is predicted to become even larger than the market for personal computers. The Dell Aero, which runs on Google’s Android operating system...

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Social networking site Tribe to bring investo...

The social networking site Tribe is thinking optimist and wants to combine and secure the customers, investors and small businesses. Serge Bueno, who had re-launched the soft drink company SodaStream is now concentrating on its new project named Trib...

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Install server in India: Govt to BlackBerry

NEW DELHI: Toughening its stand, government has conveyed to the BlackBerry maker to install its server in India for tracking its messenger and enterprise mail service as the offer made by it to provide data from its Canada-based server coul...

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Tech veterans set up new StartMate fund to he...

A group of Australian tech entrepreneurs are starting a new early-level investment fund for local tech businesses, with successful applicants to win the chance to pitch their ideas to Silicon Valley entrepreneurs. Created by Australian entrepreneur ...

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�Wink� hits the markets

Now Amazon Kindle is set to face competition by "Wink" which is supposed to be "India's first e-book reader". Launched by Bangalore based EC Media this device will be easily available at all electronic stores across India. The company has even partn...

August 21st 2010 / 0 Comment / Read More »

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Sony Ericsson expands smartphone li...

Sony Ericsson expanded its smartphone line up India on August 19 with the launch of four new handsets, X8, Cedar, Yendo & Spiro in the country. Yendo smartphone walkman series...

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