Topic: Mobile Phones

The iPhone Has Enslaved Mobile Carriers

Reuters

The big three cell phone carriers have a paradoxical relationship with the iPhone: each carrier needs the device to survive, but the more iPhones they sell, the more money they seem to lose.

By Adam Clark Estes

Sep 13, 2011

The First Signs of Mutiny in the Android Brigade

HTC and Samsung are both making moves to operate outside the Google ecosystem

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By Adam Clark Estes

Jul 1, 2011

Anonymous Employees Say Working at BlackBerry Is a Nightmare

A series of letters from disgruntled RIM employees paint a grim portrait of the company

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By Adam Clark Estes

Jun 29, 2011

Square, Now Worth $1 Billion, Wants to Take On Google

Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey's new startup just raised $100 million

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