AT&T’s planned acquisition of T-Mobile USA appears to be on the rocks after the US Department of Justice launched legal action to block the deal.
The DoJ says the takeover would adversely affect competition.
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Samsung has launched a 1.4GHz dual-core smartphone with a 5.3-inch screen, described as the market’s largest HD Super AMOLED display.
As well as being touch-sensitive, the screen also works with a stylus called the ‘S Pen’. The Galaxy Note promises a 180-degree viewing angle and a one-step screen-capture function; an option that’s currently missing from standard Android phones.
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Everything Everywhere has announced a new management team with ten executives reporting to new Chief Executive Officer Olaf Swantee.
Mr Swantee moved from being a non-executive board member to CEO on 1st September as Tom Alexander stepped down.
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HTC has revealed two new smartphones that’ll use the Windows Phone platform.
The HTC TITAN has a 4.7-inch screen in a 9.9mm aluminium casing, while the HTC Radar is formed from a single piece of aluminium and has a 3.8-inch screen. Both are expected to become available from next month.
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New research from In-Stat in the USA reveals that 50% of tablet owners are viewing feature-length movies and TV shows on their devices.
Overall, 86% of smartphone and tablet owners are viewing some kind of video on their devices.
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