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• 17 June 2009

• News: Mobile phone accessories set to grow

  66 percent of revenues earned from mobile phone handset accessories are generated in the aftermarket with items such as protective cases and memory cards.

• News: iPhone 3.0 out at 3pm GMT today

  Apple will release its iPhone 3.0 software update at 3pm Greenwich Meantime (GMT), according to reports on various Twitter feeds.

• News: Apple delays iPhone 3.0 launch

  Apple's much-hyped iPhone 3.0 software update has been delayed a day, according to the company's websites ... in the Far East.

• News: Nvidia chips to enhance video on mobile devices

  Nvidia hopes to develop chips that enable applications such as image recognition and video search on mobile devices like smartphones and low-cost laptops, CEO Jen-Hsun Huang said on Tuesday.

• 16 June 2009

• News: BlackBerry Tour vs Nokia E72

  Forget Apple's new iPhone 3G S or the Palm Pre, two new business-oriented smart phones are about to the hit store shelves: The latest in Nokia's line of business phones, the E72, and the long-rumoured BlackBerry Tour 9630.

• News: Three new Acer smartphones coming in Sept

  Acer plans to send its three latest smartphones to market in September, with two of the new handsets priced for the recession.

• News: Carphone Warehouse offers cashback for iPhones

  In a bid to kill some of the backlash aimed at Apple over the cost of upgrading to the new iPhone 3G S, the Carphone Warehouse is offering cashback for customers that trade in their old iPhone 3G.

• News: Samsung unveils Jet smartphone

  Samsung has unveiled a new smartphone, the Jet, which is claims will offer users the "very best in speed, power, and dominant performance".

• News: Wolfram Alpha comes to iPhone & iPod touch

  So-called ‘computational knowledge engine' Wolfram Alpha has launched a dedicated mobile page for iPhone and iPod touch users.

• News: BBC planning mobile iPlayer for iPhone

  sThe BBC could be planning a dedicated Apple iPhone iPlayer using the new features found in Apple's iPhone 3.0 Software Update, according to a BBC Twitter feed.

• 15 June 2009

• News: 3 offers £0 monthly contact

  Mobile operator 3 is offering a monthly contract, which doesn't have a monthly charge.

• News: More mobiles sold online than in stores

  Forget the queues of desperate early iPhone 3G S adopters lining outside Apple, O2 and Carphone Warehouse stores this Friday, a new study reveals that more mobile phones are sold online than in shops.

• News: Nokia unveils E72 smartphone

  Nokia has unveiled the E72 - the successor to its popular E71 handset.

• News: Why Dell should acquire Palm

  Palm Inc. needs money to survive. Dell Inc. needs a handset business to compete. I think Dell should acquire Palm immediately. The union would benefit both companies, as well as investors, the industry and, most of all, users.

• 12 June 2009

• News: 50% of iPhone users to wait out contract

  Nearly half of current Apple iPhone users will wait till their existing contract runs out rather than pay up the remainder to grab the new iPhone 3G S at launch.

• News: 11.9% decline for worldwide mobile phone market

  The worldwide mobile phone market shipped 35 million fewer units than it did during the same period one year ago, and all indications point to that trend continuing through Q4 2009.

• News: Faster SD cards coming in 2010

  Memory cards based on a new specification will boost storage of consumer electronics to as much as 2TB, the SD Association said Thursday.

• 11 June 2009

• News: 40% would rather lose wallet than mobile phone

  40 percent of mobile phone users would rather lose their wallet than their mobile device. Nearly all said they would be "devastated" if they lost their phone.

• News: Casio camera battery lasts for 1,000 photos

  Casio claims its new Exilim Hi-Zoom EX-H10 camera can shoot 1,000 images on a single battery charge - enough to last most people through an entire holiday break.

• 10 June 2009

• News: ICO gives mobile number database the go-ahead

  The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has given a new directory enquiry service for mobile phone numbers the go-ahead, despite concerns raised by privacy campaigners.

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