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Sprint Nextel Corp. will be the only major U.S. carrier not to offer BlackBerry’s new flagship Z10 touch-screen model when it debuts this month, opting instead to wait for the keyboard-equipped Q10.
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Google Inc. owes its creation partly to a patented software algorithm for ranking documents in a database, issued to company founder Larry Page and owned by Stanford University.
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Research In Motion Ltd., taking the name of its best-known product, will now be known simply as BlackBerry, part of a comeback plan that includes unveiling a redesigned line of smartphones today.
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Research In Motion Ltd. said the BlackBerry 10, the new smartphone lineup intended to revive its fortunes, is about to begin testing at more than 120 U.S. companies, including 64 members of the Fortune 500.
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Nokia Oyj , the world’s biggest maker of mobile phones, introduced an updated version of its Symbian smartphone software and two new smartphones that will run it.
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Sprint Nextel Corp. , the third- largest U.S. wireless carrier, will announce it is adding a Kyocera Corp. smartphone to its lineup at an event in New York today, said a person familiar with the companies’ plans.
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Research In Motion Ltd. plans to release its new BlackBerry 10 smartphone lineup on six continents in the first quarter, seeking to capitalize on the company’s lingering strength in overseas markets.
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AT&T Inc. , facing the eventual loss of its U.S. monopoly for the iPhone, debuted a new BlackBerry from Research In Motion Ltd. that will expand the carrier’s lineup of smartphones beyond Apple Inc.’s device.
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Nokia Oyj and Microsoft Corp., both looking to increase U.S. sales of smartphones, stand to get a much-needed boost as Samsung Electronics Co. products face a possible ban and handset makers come under pressure to consider alternatives to Google Inc.’s Android software.
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Nokia Oyj , the world’s biggest maker of mobile phones, will postpone the first shipments of the E7 smartphone until early next year, after missing an earlier deadline for handsets using the Symbian operating system.
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