XE Mobile Brings First Sony Ericsson WalkmanR Phone to the Pay-As-You-Go MarketPhoto: Business Wire Broadcast Newsroom
LAS VEGAS , BUSINESS WIRE -- XE Mobile, the nation's y, new pay-as-you-go wireless service designed to meet the needs and lifestyles of the youth and college age market, is showcasing the first Sony Ericsson Walkman(R) phone for the pay-as-you-go market to wireless technology buyers descending to Las Vegas this week for the start of the 2007 Consumer Electronics Show. This announcement comes
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Jobs unveils the Apple ‘iPod mobile phone’ The Royal Gazette
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Apple Computer Inc. unveiled an eagerly-anticipated iPod mobile phone with a touch-screen yesterday, priced at $599 for 8 gigabytes of memory, pushing the company’s shares up as much as 8.5 percent.Chief executive Steve Jobs said the iPhone, which also will be available in a 4-gigabyte model for $499, will ship in June in the US. The phones will be available in Europe in
Jobs unveils Apple mobile phone Times Online
Apple today launched its long-anticipated mobile phone handset, the iPhone, a device charged with replicating the phenomenal success of its iPod music player.
Apple seeks to redefine phone Los Angeles Times
Its iPhone lets users listen to music, watch video and surf the Web. SAN FRANCISCO — In a sign of its growing clout as an entertainment player, Apple Computer Inc. dropped "computer" from its name Tuesday and unveiled two devices that promise further upheaval in the rapidly changing media industry.
Legal experts to Steve Jobs: iPhone your lawyers Macworld UK
Apple CEO Steve Jobs should use his new iPhone to call a good trademark lawyer according to several attorneys and IT analysts regarding Apple's decision to call its new combination mobile phone, iPod and internet communications device an 'iPhone', even though that name is a registered trademark held by Cisco Systems Inc.
Asian Tech Shares Rise On iPhone Prospects Forbes
Companies like Foxconn, Honn Hoi and Sunrex got a boost on expectations of contract wins for the iPhone.
Abacus signs coal mining contract with DOE ABS-CBNNEWS.com
Abacus Consolidated Resources & Holdings Inc. said on Thursday it has signed a coal operating contract with the Department of Energy. In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, Abacus said the contract covers Coal Block Numbers L38-84 to 89 and L38-249 in Tandag, Surigao del Sur.
Apple Reinvents The Phone InformationWeek
I have a fairly cool phone. I have a Motorola Razr: Bluetooth enabled, ultra-thin and with a decent digital camera. Until a couple of hours ago, I was pretty pleased with it. That was until I saw the new iPhone, introduced today at Macworld.
Apple introduces iPhone Reuters via Yahoo! News
Apple Computer Inc. unveiled an eagerly-anticipated iPod mobile phone with a touch-screen on Tuesday, priced at $599 for 8 gigabytes of memory, pushing the company's shares up as much as 8.5 percent.
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