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IDC has released new figures that the worldwide smartphone market will grow 55 percent year over year in 2011. They also expect the total number of global smartphone shipments to reach 982 million by 2015. Read Original Content
HP has announced that on July 1 it will launch its own tablet to compete with others in the emerging tablet market. Read Original Content
According to a new Gartner study, Android is rapidly taking over the smartphone market with a global market share increase of 27.3 percent between May 2010 and May 2011. Read Original Content
Telefon AB LM Ericsson, the world's largest maker of equipment for mobile phone networks is buying Telcordia Technologies Inc. for $1.15 billion, a deal that will help it manage the explosive global growth in smartphone and broadband Internet use. Read Original Content
Analyst firm Wunderlich Securities no longer expects Research In Motion (RIM) to control a significant share in the global smartphone market. Rather they expect RIM to shift towards building business-oriented devices and cloud-based services that run through a Blackberry network. Read Original Content
Apple is undergoing criticism surrounding the June 30 deadline it enforced to apps with “buy” features. Through the new rules Apple would receive a portion of sales through all apps that have a purchasing component. Specifically Kindle, Netflix and The New York Times would be affected. Read Original Content
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According to CNET rumors Apple is working with Sprint to release a 4G model iPhone on the Sprint network. Read Original Content
IDC reports that by 2015 Android will control 43.8 percent of the smartphone market and Apple will fall to 16.9 percent. Read Original Content
By 2014 the Indian telecom market will be valued at $82 billion with the help of networks like 4G. Read Original Content
India's richest software tycoon is planning to produce a $32 tablet computer designed to bring iPad style technology to his country. The tablet will be aimed rural areas and poor school children. Read Original Content
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