Google / Motorola, Samsung and Nokia reactions

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Image via WikipediaWhen Google announced the news last Monday that it acquired Motorola, soon followed by the positive reactions of other Android manufacturers. According to Reuters, however, it now appears that Samsung is less happy with the acquisition than they did occur. Apparently the CEO of Samsung an emergency meeting to the strategy of the company drastically adapt. Samsung would be more occupied with software than it is today. Thus, the company plans to achieve the takeover to go quickly to get more knowledgeable.

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Apple Dethrone Nokia in the Smartphone Market

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According to its financial ewsults, Nokia had indicated a lost in its leading position in the smartphone market.The manufacturer Nokia will he deal with its competitors in the smartphone market? In addition to a net loss of 368 million euros over the last three months and a decline in revenues of 7%, Nokia have also recorded a decline of 34% on sales of its smartphones. In the course of the second quarter, the manufacturer and have sold 16.7 million devices "smart" against 20.3 million iPhone sold to Apple.

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WhatsApp Messenger free for a few hours

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WhatsApp Messenger is a messaging service to exchange messages with your friends and contacts without having to pay for sending SMS. One of the strengths of the application is that it is cross platform, meaning it exists for Android, iPhone, BlackBerry and Nokia. So you can send a message to someone who has installed the application on another system. 

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Steve Ballmer : Windows 7 Phone Mango will offer over 500 new features

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We know that Steve Ballmer is sometimes a funny little rascal and he never hesitates to make too. Sometimes he even fart cables when he arrived on stage, as evidenced this inspirational video . And indeed, at a conference in Japan, our man was led to speak about the next big up-to-day Windows 7 Phone, Mango. Yes, and you know what he said? Just as Windows 7.5 Phone propose no less than 500 new features. Innovations such as Internet Explorer 9 or greater integration of Messenger and even a lot of things on Facebook ...

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Mango: the next Windows Phone 7 Coming this Fall

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A year after its launch, Windows Phone 7 will receive a first refresh. Microsoft just announced adding that this update, codename Mango, is available free to users of its operating system. The first phones equipped with Mango will be available from autumn 2011.This should include Nokia devices, in accordance with the agreement signed between the Finnish and Microsoft.

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Microsoft, Nokia and HTC complain about App Store trademark

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First it was only Microsoft, but now have several technology companies joined the protest against Apple's use of the word "App Store". HTC, Nokia and Sony Ericsson this week filed a formal complaint against Apple's plans to trademark the name "App Store" to get. The complaints were lodged with the European Community Trademark Office. Microsoft complained earlier in the U.S. Patent and Trade Office, because they generally find the name.

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Celeste available on Cydia Store ... almost

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The countdown on the Celeste website is on, the tweak that can unleash the Bluetooth function of your iDevice order to transfer files, has been over for a few hours. A new page is available to us to learn more about this tweak as expected.

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Apple has removed VLC from app store!

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 Apple has removed the excellent VLC application from the App Store. Unfortunately, this was announced several weeks ago. Indeed, this follows a dispute between a developer of VLC, Denis-Remis Courmont (anti-Apple in the depths of himself, and working for Nokia in passing), and the rest of the team VideoLan. For more details about their conflict (disagreement between the GNU and the rules of the App Store).

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RIM panic to the release of the iPhone

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Turning a discussion Shacknews weekend do we find the testimony of someone who is a former employee of RIM and became known as the Kentor. If we go by his words, it's a panic that would have crossed the Canadian offices of the BlackBerry developer of the announcement of the iPhone in early 2007.

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