The Now Network plans to launch a commercial Near Field Communications (NFC) service in the US this year.
Posts Tagged ‘into-the-market’
Sprint launching NFC to compete in 2011
April 5th, 2011
HTC Desire HD Heading to Saudi Arabia
December 22nd, 2010It looks as if the HTC Desire HD will soon be hitting the Saudi Arabian market. HTC announced their plans at a press conference in Jeddah on December 19th with stating that they are excited to bring the nation’s second Android-equipped device to market. Customers in Saudi Arabia have always been widely receptive to HTC products which is why they plan to introduce the Desire HD as well as the Windows Phone 7 HD7 into the market
Official Google Reader App Quietly Hits Android
December 1st, 2010Posted by: Scott Webster December 1, 2010 We’ve waited for more than two years for this day.
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HTC Droid Merge Coming to Verizon Thursday
November 17th, 2010Verizon is preparing for the launch of the HTC DROID Merge later this week. This is the same phone in which we have heard so much about on the internet, but so little from Verizon
Toshiba Android Tablet Launching by October
August 18th, 2010Tablets are the new thing now-a-days, and it looks like Toshiba is getting ready to launch themselves into the market.
Motorola Droid X and HTC Incredible Pushed Back to August
July 20th, 2010One of the problems with having one of the most sought-after smartphones in the market, is the fact that the manufacturers tend to have a lot of problems keeping them in stock. It has actually been a pretty big problem since the beginning of the Summer, at least, and there doesn’t look like there’s a solution in the near future
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HP kills Android Slate, relies only on WebOS for tablets?
July 15th, 2010This is the second HP Slate that gets canned. But unlike the Slate that was supposed to run Windows, the Android Slate still may have a teeny, tiny chance of making its way into the market. At this point, it’s just certain that it won’t happen this year in Q4, as it was originally supposed to.
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