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The Nokia Lumia 710, powered by T-Mobile, launches today in the US.
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Just hours after a report surfaced about AT&T coming to the realization that the T-Mobile buyout would likely never be approved, the carrier decided to announce it would no longer pursue the deal.
AT&T might finally realize it's time to wake up and smell the coffee - the carrier has reportedly been stepping down its efforts to push the T-Mobile buyout deal through.
T-Mobile is finally back in the spotlight again as the flagship carrier to offer a Windows Phone-powered Nokia handset in the US.
After gaining a good deal of traction in Europe, Nokia is now ready to unveil its flagship Windows Phone-powered product to the States.
Nokia apparently believes kids are fed up with Apple's wildly popular iPhone. If you ask me, this controversial claim is incredibly reminiscent of Steve Ballmer insisting the iPhone would have no real chance of succeeding in the mobile market.
Adding to the bucket of scenarios that could happen if AT&T's proposed T-Mobile acuiqisition falls through, Dish Network is apparently very interested in striking its own deal.
Even though it seems all the forces of the world are against it, AT&T has vowed to keep pursuing the T-Mobile deal to the bitter end.
Invitations have been sent out for an event in New York City, promising that "T-Mobile and Nokia have something exciting in the works."
We are of course talking about the annual Consumer Reports analysis of mobile phone carriers in the US.
The latest and greatest Galaxy Nexus is about to go on sale from Verizon, but it won't include support for Google's mobile payment app.
Carrier IQ is finding itself under even greater scrutiny than its clients' customers, following allegations that its mobile tracking software is invading the privacy of phone users.
Carriers are piling in to insist that they're not snaffling user data by using Carrier IQ's tracking software.
New details are emerging about a plan that AT&T may resort to if it is ultimately unable to close the T-Mobile acquisition deal.
It isn't a good thing when a government-sanctioned entity is criticizing a company over a decision that the government needs to approve.
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