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Qualcomm steps up Snapdragon branding campaign
Although Qualcomm won’t compete with its partners, it will compete with the likes of Samsung, Nvidia and to some extent Apple. Chip branding and market development are nothing new in the PC world, but most smartphone makers have stopped short of making a big fuss about the chips they use in their de -
Microsoft pays pocket change in Motorola patent dispute
A Seattle judge has ruled in favour of Microsoft in one of two patent trials putting Redmond up against Google and its Motorola Mobility unit, leaving it with a substantially smaller royalties bill to pay. -
ZTE pays Microsoft protection money
Google and its Motorola phone maker unit is one of the few outfits which have refused to pay the Vole toll. Reaching agreement with ZTE means Microsoft now has patent deals in place with three of the five leading Android phone makers. -
Microsoft-backed group calls Android anticompetitive
It gets even trickier, as Android is an open operating system and the vast majority of consumers use Samsung, HTC, Motorola or LG gear. They all ship with custom launchers and apps. Only Nexus products boast a plain vanilla Android experience. -
German court invalidates yet another Apple patent
The ruling is a small victory for Google's Motorola Mobility and Samsung, which have spent years arguing that many Apple UI patents should be invalidated. -
Intel delays getting a new CEO
According to CNET, Intel has narrowed the search to Brian Krzanich, Intel executive vice president and chief operating officer, Dadi Perlmutter, executive vice president and general manager of the Intel Architecture Group and chief product officer of Intel, and Sanjay Jha, former CEO of Motorola Mob -
Motorola mobility to slash 1,200 jobs
Motorola Mobility is about to shed another 1,200 jobs, after its corporate overlords over at Google figured out that the outfit is not returning to profitability. -
Hacker Mitnick hired help in Ecuador's elections
For those who don't remember, in the 1990s Mitnick was on a hacking spree where he gained access to hundreds of universities, personal computers and corporate networks including the likes of Apple, Motorola and even the FBI. -
Blackberry shares plummet
The company makes extensive use of 60,000 rugged Motorola smartphones used by Home Depot's store employees. Those devices provide mobile point-of-sale, analytical, walkie-talkie and traditional telephony services. -
Microsoft gives Motorola a good kicking
Microsoft has opened the champers after seeing off Google-owned Motorola Mobility in a patent battle over the H.264 codec. -
Nokia went for Windows over a fear of Android dominance
Elop said that the fears about Samsung's dominance turned out to be right. At the time he made the decision Samsung was big, HTC was pretty big, Motorola was pretty big. But Samsung has captured the lion's share and the others have been squeezed out. -
Google announces record profits
Google admitted to seeing a six percent fall in cost cost-per-click revenue. It said this was affected by the consumer's increasing reliance on mobile surfing. -
Google pulls back on Microsoft patent claims
Google unit Motorola Mobility has asked the International Trade Commission to drop two key patents from an infringement complaint that it filed against Microsoft's Xbox. According to | Reuters, one patent remains. -
UK court invalidates Motorola patents
Already Apple's key patents have been identified as being copies of prior art, and now it appears that some of Motorola's could be going the same way. -
Google readies X Phone
Researchers at Google's freshly bought Motorola Mobility are hard at work on a new Google phone. -
Intel's Red Ridge seen on mystery Android tablet
The Medfield Atom system-on-a-chip really only got a few dates but nothing lasting other than a brief encounter with the Motorola Razr i. But there had been some hope for a Red Ridge reference tablet using the chip. -
Intel's Mooly Eden hints at copying Apple
The gratuitous use of non-words to describe Intel's plans is open to interpretation. However, Eden told the crowds that the answer to the iPhone was the something like the Motorola RAZRi device, which is one of the first smartphones to use Intel chips. -
Nokia licks RIM with Blackberry ban threat
Both must have been feeling left out of the tedious court action that HTC, Samsung, Apple, Microsoft, Motorola and Google have been filing against each other and making headlines with in recent memory.
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