 | iTWire - Close encounters between Australians and the fourth generation of smartphones can officially commence today down under, as HTC's Velocity lands in the hands of those who pre-ordered, while anyone with the need to feel 4G's raw speed can undoubtedly ... |
 | Written by  in 4,804 Google+ circles The Guardian (blog) - "More US Consumers ChoosingSmartphones as Apple Closes the Gap on Android" says the headline on the Nielsen blog, looking at sales of smartphone in the US over the fourth quarter. |
 | CNET - Rumors have already floated around that it's canceling at least two new smartphones to focus on one: the Blackberry 10 device code-named London. |
 | Delimiter - The Ovum survey was aimed at finding out how changes in the device market had altered developers' preferences when selecting which platforms and technologies to use when building mobile applications for smartphones. According to Adam Leach, ... |
 | The Australian - PHONE makers and carriers have been eager to pushsmartphones into lower price bands to expand the market. Older and more basic models have been showing up for less. |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - Vodafone was more aggressive in its subsidies than other carriers, research found. Photo: Glenn Hunt VODAFONE is beating its competitors on pricing for mobile services as it strives to increase customer numbers this year. |
 | BusinessDay - In a related development accredited sellers of Blackberrysmartphones in Nigeria are engaged in a pitted battle with the grey (unofficial) market sellers of the device, who are threatening their business. |
 | InformationWeek - The starting price of the iPad 2 is $499. For that price you can buy five NOVO7 Basic tablets from Ainovo running Android 4.0. Can the NOVO7 possibly be as good as an iPad? |
 | The Mobile Indian - Popular smartphone and feature phone brand Sony Ericsson has announced the support of Russian Glonass satellite based navigation for all the newer Xperia smartphones featuring the Qualcomm Snapdragon S2 and S3 processor series. |
 | Register - By Bill Ray • Get more from this author Android hackers are discussing the creation of a specialist app store, listing software for rooted handsets and other things that even Google won't allow. |
 | PCWorld - Mark Lowenstein, the managing director for consulting and advisory firm Mobile Ecosystem, says that getting significantly more spectrum would allow carriers to promote LTE not just as wireless technology for smartphones and tablets but for ... |
 | CNET Australia - By Joseph Hanlon | January 24, 2012 Joe capitalises on a life-long love of blinking lights and upbeat MIDI soundtracks covering the latest developments in smartphones and tablet computers. When not ruining his eyesight staring at small screens, ... |
 | Wireless and Mobile News - Verizon, AT&T and Sprint are ready for the onslaught of fans using there cell phones, smartphones and other devices. They are also helping with tablets and apps. |
 | PhoneDog (blog) - With the Spectrum, Verizon now offers three of the four HD-equipped smartphones on the US market. Like the Nitro HD, I keep having issues with gesture input. |