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Facebook, Nokia, Cisco, AT&T, Sprint Join Companies That Have Withdrawn From MWC 2020 Over Coronavirus Fears
Over the past week, a string of major tech names have dropped out of MWC 2020 over coronavirus fears, among them Sony, Sweden's Ericsson, South Korean giant LG and Japan's NTT DoCoMo.
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Vivo, Intel, MediaTek Become Latest Companies to Withdraw From MWC 2020 Over Coronavirus Fears
Vivo, Intel, MediaTek, and NTT DoCoMo have joined the companies that have decided to withdraw their presence from the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2020 trade show that will take place in Barcelona from February 24. Vivo had been due to showcase its Apex 2020 concept phone, while Intel is usually a large presence at the show. Other recent withdrawals...
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EU May Get Tough on Apple, Other Companies With Non-Standard Mobile Chargers
European Union is now planning to crack the whip after tech companies have failed to introduce common mobile phone chargers to cut down on electronic waste.
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Make.Believe: The Best Sony Ericsson Phones of All Time
Beyond Motorola and Nokia, another big brand that struck a chord with mobile phone users was the joint venture between Sony and Ericsson.
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Group Led by Apple, Microsoft Sells Patents for $900 Million
A group led by Apple and Microsoft has sold about 4,000 technology patents to patent management company RPX Corp. for $900 million.
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Microsoft considers Ericsson CEO Hans Vestberg for top job: Report
Vestberg was in charge of Ericsson's exit from its handset joint venture with Sony two years ago, ending the company's association with consumer products.
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Apple quietly acquires 1,024 Nortel patents from own consortium
Apple may be getting ready to step on the patent offensive once again after acquiring over a 1000 patents from a consortium led by the Cupertino-based giant itself.
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Sony Ericsson to pay Rs. 31,000 for selling defective phone
Sony Ericsson, its dealer and service centre had failed to remove the defect in the phone.
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Sony to cut 15 percent of mobile phone workforce: Report
Sony is considering hundreds of layoffs at a mobile phone plant in Sweden.
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Sony Ericsson to pay Rs. 34,500 for selling defective mobile
Sony Ericsson asked to refund the cost of a defective handset to a customer and also pay Rs.10,000 as compensation.
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Sony Xperia U review
Sony's all new mid-range smartphone Xperia U comes with dual-core processor and a 3.5-inch screen.
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Sony Xperia sola review
Sony Xperia sola is company's first smartphone with Floating Touch technology.
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HTC Introduces the HTC Incredible S in India
HTC today launched the new HTC Incredible S in India for Rs. 28,900.
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Sony Ericsson launches the Xperia Play in India
This is no April fools joke. Sony Ericsson has launched the Xperia Play also known as the PlayStation phone in India.
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Sony Ericsson launches the Xperia Play and the Xperia Arc in India
Sony Ericsson has launched Xperia Arc and the Xperia Play in India
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Facebook, Nokia, Cisco, AT&T, Sprint Join Companies That Have Withdrawn From MWC 2020 Over Coronavirus Fears
Over the past week, a string of major tech names have dropped out of MWC 2020 over coronavirus fears, among them Sony, Sweden's Ericsson, South Korean giant LG and Japan's NTT DoCoMo.
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Vivo, Intel, MediaTek Become Latest Companies to Withdraw From MWC 2020 Over Coronavirus Fears
Vivo, Intel, MediaTek, and NTT DoCoMo have joined the companies that have decided to withdraw their presence from the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2020 trade show that will take place in Barcelona from February 24. Vivo had been due to showcase its Apex 2020 concept phone, while Intel is usually a large presence at the show. Other recent withdrawals...
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EU May Get Tough on Apple, Other Companies With Non-Standard Mobile Chargers
European Union is now planning to crack the whip after tech companies have failed to introduce common mobile phone chargers to cut down on electronic waste.
-
Make.Believe: The Best Sony Ericsson Phones of All Time
Beyond Motorola and Nokia, another big brand that struck a chord with mobile phone users was the joint venture between Sony and Ericsson.
-
Group Led by Apple, Microsoft Sells Patents for $900 Million
A group led by Apple and Microsoft has sold about 4,000 technology patents to patent management company RPX Corp. for $900 million.
-
Microsoft considers Ericsson CEO Hans Vestberg for top job: Report
Vestberg was in charge of Ericsson's exit from its handset joint venture with Sony two years ago, ending the company's association with consumer products.
-
Apple quietly acquires 1,024 Nortel patents from own consortium
Apple may be getting ready to step on the patent offensive once again after acquiring over a 1000 patents from a consortium led by the Cupertino-based giant itself.
-
Sony Ericsson to pay Rs. 31,000 for selling defective phone
Sony Ericsson, its dealer and service centre had failed to remove the defect in the phone.
-
Sony to cut 15 percent of mobile phone workforce: Report
Sony is considering hundreds of layoffs at a mobile phone plant in Sweden.
-
Sony Ericsson to pay Rs. 34,500 for selling defective mobile
Sony Ericsson asked to refund the cost of a defective handset to a customer and also pay Rs.10,000 as compensation.
-
Sony Xperia U review
Sony's all new mid-range smartphone Xperia U comes with dual-core processor and a 3.5-inch screen.
-
Sony Xperia sola review
Sony Xperia sola is company's first smartphone with Floating Touch technology.
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HTC Introduces the HTC Incredible S in India
HTC today launched the new HTC Incredible S in India for Rs. 28,900.
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Sony Ericsson launches the Xperia Play in India
This is no April fools joke. Sony Ericsson has launched the Xperia Play also known as the PlayStation phone in India.
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Sony Ericsson launches the Xperia Play and the Xperia Arc in India
Sony Ericsson has launched Xperia Arc and the Xperia Play in India
