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China Unicom has reportedly reached an agreement with Apple on iPhone's entry into China and the 3G iPhone may appear in the Chinese market in May 2009.

Motorola sells mobile email Unit Good Technology to Visto (Feb 24)

Nintendo, Sony, and Nokia sued (Feb 24)

Nokia seeks 1,000 voluntary redundancies (Feb 24)

24 Feb 2009

Rejected! 10 iPhone apps that didn't make Apple's App Store (Feb 23)

Microsoft Mobile World Congress 2009 press conference transcript

iPhone in China: China Mobile or China Unicom? (Feb 23)

10-fold increase in memory density for mobile phones (Feb 23)

ZTE to roll out 3G networks in French Caribbean and Indian Ocean (Feb 23)

Buying mobile applications: 17% of US smartphone survey respondents spent more than US$100 last year (Feb 23)

23 Feb 2009

MWC 2009: HTC sells 80% of all Windows mobile smartphones

Chinese handset production growth down to single figures, sayd CCID Consulting (Feb 20)

Nokia to cut mobile ad sales jobs (Feb 20)

Vodafone said to plan hundreds of job cuts at U.K. division (Feb 23)

Landmark ruling says users in the UK can sue telcos over no signal (Feb 23)

20 Feb 2009

WiMAX 4G is ahead of Verizon's LTE, Sprint says (Feb 19)

Palm says game on for the Pre (Feb 19)

LG Electronics sales rise up to US$36.22 billion (Feb 19)

LG aims to sell 900,000 handsets in Taiwan this year (Feb 20)

Nokia borrows from European Investment Bank (Feb 19)

Preliminary 2Q figures suggest Apple weathering recession (Feb

19 Feb 2009

Apple iPhone police censor South Park (Feb 18)

Verizon pledges two US cities with LTE in 2009 (Feb 18)

Verizon plans to have LTE ready for trial in two cities in the US by late 2009, with 25 to 30 cities deployed commercially in 2010. LTE handsets, however, may not appear until 2011.

Samsung joins global initiative to drive development of LTE, 4G and other ultra-high bandwidth networks (Feb 18)

18 Feb 2009

Nokia to integrate Skype VoIP services into Nokia phones (Feb 17)

BlackBerrys to talk to Lenovo laptops as they sleep (Feb 17)

Huawei smartphones not restricted to Android (Feb 17)

ZTE eyes U.S. market (Feb 17)

Mobile phone manufacturers are "losing their touch" according to customers (Feb 17)

Wal-Mart: Sales up, profits down

Wal-Mart Stores has reported that fourth-quarter sales rose, while profit fell - both missing analyst estimates.

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