Who's Helio?
...is the question that a CNNMoney columnist is trying to answer. Unfortunately, he doesn't get too close to finding an answer. And, to be honest, I wasn't sure what Helio was either before doing a bit of research...
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...is the question that a CNNMoney columnist is trying to answer. Unfortunately, he doesn't get too close to finding an answer. And, to be honest, I wasn't sure what Helio was either before doing a bit of research...
It was a good day for Verizon. While revenues were down from last year ($1.5 billion vs last year's $1.6 billion), when all was said and done Verizon managed to beat analyst estimates of 53 cents a share - by a penny.
Nokia's newest marketing tactic for the N95 phone is the Mobile Museum of Extinct Technologies, or MMoET for short.
Looking for a vacation from that annoying cell phone? Forbes has a list of the 20 best cell phone-free vacation spots in the USA.
While most are well-known national parks that don't have cell phone towers in the vicinity (Yosemite, Olympic, and Sequoia), there's some oddballs out here: Death Valley and Yakutat, Alaska among them.
Do yourself a favor and go explore the nicer parts of America instead of the nicer parts of YouTube.
As if we didn't have enough pointless lawsuits, here's yet another one that qualifies for Stupid News.
No, this isn't about Qualcomm. However, a lawsuit between the University of Texas and Motorola, Inc. ended as the judge ruled in favor of the #2 phone manufacturer. Call it the first bright spot in a long series of bad news for MOT.
Forbes just did a great article on some must-have software on every mobile phone.
The head of Nokia's mobile phone unit, Kai Oistamo, predicted that 3 billion people globally will have a cell phone by the end of 2007...
If you're between 18 and 29 years old, and actually doing something to help the world, you might have a shot at a $500 award to help fund your "social change project."
Marat Fayzullin's ColEm ColecoVision version 2.2 is now available for free download. It's compatible with Symbian Third Edition phones as well as Windows/DOS.
It's offcial: the Nokia N76 phone is coming to a store near you. That is, if the store is located in Europe, Asia, or the Middle East.
Siemens AG is having a rough time of it, although that might be a bit of an understatement...
Even though AT&T beat analysts' estimates for the first quarter of 2007, at least where profit was concerned, its wireless division (formerly known as Cingular) was a bit disappointing.
In a press release, Nokia announced that the Nokia N95 palmtop computer mobile phone won the coveted Best Mobile Imaging Device in Europe 2007 award by TIPA, the Technical Image Press Association.
The Motley Fool has a pretty good summary of Nokia's 1st quarter earnings as well as where Nokia stands right now compared to the likes of Motorola.
Nokia has a line of accessories that do nothing else but display images on a portable screen. Some of the included devices are part of the "Imagewear" line, like the Nokia Kaleidoscope, and some are just standard, everyday image viewers.
Nokia's latest accessory in this category is the PD-1, also known as the Image Album.
One important part of every cell phone manufacturer's earnings results is the sales volume for that quarter.