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Reports: Nokia to announce LTE Lumia 900 Windows Phone for AT&T
LAS VEGAS--According to multiple reports, Nokia ( NYSE:NOK ) plans to announce a new Windows Phone, the LTE-capable Lumia 900, dubbed the Ace, for AT&T Mobility ( NYSE:T ). The phone will be released
MetroPCS launches two LTE smartphones from LG, Samsung
LAS VEGAS--Flat-rate player MetroPCS ( NASDAQ:PCS ) bolstered its LTE device lineup with the announcement of two new smartphones from LG and Samsung ahead of the opening of the Consumer Electronics
Chipset makers prep faster 802.11ac Wi-Fi technology
LAS VEGAS--The new flavor of Wi-Fi, formally known as 802.11ac, is not standardized yet but chipset vendors are already positioning it to serve its expected market. They're also beginning to
Fierce news from CES
The Fierce editorial team--Phil Goldstein, Sue Marek and Mike Dano--will be out in force at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas Jan. 9-13. We'll be covering all the keynotes, press conferences
Rumor Mill: AT&T, Nokia plan $100M marketing push for 'Ace' smartphone
AT&T Mobility ( NYSE:T ), Nokia ( NYSE:NOK ) and Microsoft ( NASDAQ:MSFT ) plan to spend $100 million marketing Nokia's newest flagship Windows Phone device, dubbed the "Ace," according to a BetaNews
Verizon's McAdam drops out of CES keynote
Verizon Communications ( NYSE:VZ ) CEO Lowell McAdam canceled his appearance on a keynote panel scheduled for next week at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show due to scheduling conflicts, Verizon
Nokia, Qualcomm, Intel prep for CES gadget debuts
Nokia ( NYSE:NOK ), Qualcomm ( NASDAQ:QCOM ) and Intel are among the companies looking to make a splash next week at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, as all eyes in the mobile industry turn to
Verizon: LTE outages a result of network's 'growing pains'
Verizon Wireless ( NYSE:VZ ) attributed the recent spate of LTE service outages it experienced to "growing pains" that come with building the largest LTE network in the country. The company said while
Intel likely prepping new Medfield-based smartphones for CES
Intel may use the Consumer Electronics Show next month to finally get serious about making a splash in the mobile market. The company is expected to announce products running its Atom-based Medfield
What was left unsaid at CES speaks volumes
I'm still trying to digest and recover from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last week. The surging crowds, seemingly endless lines for press conferences and mixture of huge, flashy booths
