LONDON (Reuters) – Nokia is to sell its luxury subsidiary Vertu, as the Finnish handset manufacturer overhauls its business in an effort to compete with other smartphone makers, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.
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The death of Osama bin Laden. 10 percent of all status updates (in English) mentioned Osama bin Laden in the days following his death, according to a Facebook blog outlining the top ten global trends in 2011
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IBNLive.com Samsung Galaxy Nexus launch will not include Google Wallet, says Verizon Washington Post The launch of the Galaxy Nexus, the newest Google Android phone, has been shrouded in mystery. One feature that will not appear on the Nexus is Google Wallet, according to Verizon. As Hayley Tsukayama reported: Those eager to buy the Google Galaxy ..
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Samsung Galaxy Nexus launch will not include Google Wallet, says Verizon – Washington Post
CBC.ca Warning on climate impact on Pacific Sydney Morning Herald Pacific islands can expect more extremely hot and wet days, saltier oceans killing off coral reefs and rising sea levels, a new report on climate change reveals. Climate Change Minister Greg Combet released the report while attending the United Nations … Global Fishing Communities Putting the Heat on Climate Change Talks National Geographic At Climate Talks, a Familiar Standoff Emerges Between the US and China New York Times Debt and doubt loom large over Durban climate talks Reuters Irish Times – Canada.com – The Associated Press all 3,054 news articles
TheStreet.com Verizon's 4G network seeing outages nationwide CNET Verizon Wireless customers across different time zones are reporting trouble accessing the carrier's 4G network. For the past several hours, users on the Verizon Wireless 4G forum in locations … Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Network Experiencing Outage PC Magazine Verizon Wireless network down in Midwest USA, no ETR for repair SlashGear Verizon Goes Spectrum Hunting Mindful Of AT&T DoJ Woes Forbes Mobile Burn – The Verge – InformationWeek all 64 news articles
3G.co.uk RIM : BlackBerry not a 'shrinking' platform ZDNet Australia The company's vice president for developer relations and ecosystem development, Alec Saunders, also cited a Yankee Group report that pointed to the BlackBerry App World as the second-most profitable app market above Google's Android Market. …
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