JPMorgan, UBS may use iPhone as BlackBerry alternative - Silicon India
New York: JPMorgan Chase and UBS are year to switch to iPhones from the BlackBerry, with 15,000 phones to be distributed by year end. A switch by these banks would be a further blow for Canada's RIM, whose shares
Source: www.siliconindia.com
Finally Apple iPhone 4 landed in Korea. - CNET Asia
Korea Telecom (KT), the official carrier that servicing Apple iPhone 3GS and now iPhone 4 finally release it to Korea. KT gathered more than 0.25 million pre-orders until this official release event at 10th Oct. It
Source: asia.cnet.com
Apple to use baseband chipset from Qualcomm in 5th gen iPhone - Network World Fusion
The Chinese-language China Times is reporting that for the 5th generation iPhone, Apple will use a baseband chipset from Qualcomm in place of the Infineon chipset it's used in all previous iterations of the iPhone
Source: www.networkworld.com
Google's Android OS surging past iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows - TMCnet
Google's Android smart phone operating system will in a single year have leapfrogged competing mobile systems like Apple's iPhone, Research in Motion's BlackBerry and Microsoft Windows phones in global popularity,
Source: 4g-wirelessevolution.tmcnet.com
Apple To Choose Qualcomm For iPhone 5 Baseband Hardware? - Itproportal
Apple may well be considering ditching Infineon baseband solutions for the iPhone 5 (or whatever the next generation iPhone is called) for Qualcomm's after the former was acquired by Intel. Chinese that Steve Jobs
Source: www.itproportal.com
Adobe Resumes Work on iPhone Flash Tool After Apple Reversal - YAHOO!
Adobe announced Friday that it would resume development on Flash for the iPhone. Adobe "will now resume development work" on its Packager for iPhone for future releases, Adobe wrote in a blog post . The feature is
Source: news.yahoo.com
Nokia Turns to Pamela Anderson to Close IPhone Gap - BusinessWeek
Finnish company is likely to focus attention at Nokia World in London on its high-end major announcements on the MeeGo operating platform it’s developing with Intel Corp., the person said, declining to be
Source: www.businessweek.com
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