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Nokia CEO Stephen Elop in London in October 2011 introducing the company’s first Windows Phones, the Lumia 800 and Lumia 710. (Credit: Stephen Shankland/CNET) LAS VEGAS–The Consumer Electronics Show is expected to be the big coming out party for the U.S. launch of Nokia’s new Windows Phone smartphones. Nokia announced its first Windows Phone smartphones
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The Excite X10 doesn’t exactly fit into a hand, but the svelte nature of the tablet makes it easily maneuverable. (Credit: Eric Franklin/CNET) LAS VEGAS–Touting a thin product draws lots of attention and not to be outdone by the Transformer Prime, in the svelteness department, on Sunday Toshiba introduced the thinnest tablet yet, its Excite
January 08, 2012, 8:37 PM EST By Heather Perlberg Jan. 6 (Bloomberg) — Motorola Mobility Inc., the phone maker that agreed to be bought by Google Inc., reported preliminary fourth-quarter sales that trailed analysts’ estimates, citing mounting competition and higher legal costs. Sales were probably little changed at $3.4 billion in the period, Libertyville, Illinois-based
How well are tablets selling these days? If the tablets in question are anything other than Apple‘s iPad (or Barnes Noble and Amazon.com’s e-reader tablets), the answer is “Not good.” According to an NPD Group report, all tablets in the U.S. put together — other than those three — sold only 1.2 million units from
LAS VEGAS, NV — Since Acer rolled out the first Ultrabook in September 2011, the company has extended the product’s unique features across its mainstream line of notebooks with 14-inch and 15-inch models. Acer today unveils the Aspire Timeline Ultra featuring 8 hours of battery life, high performance and a 2-spindle design in an Ultrabook. They
The skinny on big-screen smartphones If you’re eyeing a Samsung Galaxy Note but worry whether its 5.3-inch display makes it “pocketable,” we’ve got you covered. We put five powerful smartphones–the Droid Razr (4.3-inch), the Galaxy Nexus (4.65-inch), the HTC Sensation XL (4.7-inch), the Dell Streak (5-inch), and the Samsung Galaxy Note–to a pocket test. Unfortunately,