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AT&T has finally announced the company's launch date for the BlackBerry Bold, the first BlackBerry to support HSDPA networks around the world. The smartphone will sell for $299.99 with a two-year contract and qualified voice and data plans.

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25.10.2008 08:20:26 - MobileTechNews

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LTE and WiMAX Battle for 4G Supremacy

Road to 4G narrows, reports In-Stat, with UMB left "publicly by the roadside."

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25.10.2008 08:20:26 - MobileTechNews

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T-Mobile Launches the Highly Anticipated T-Mobile G1

T-Mobile's G1 - the first Android-powered mobile phone - now available nationally.

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25.10.2008 08:20:26 - MobileTechNews

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Frisco Gives Laid-Back Welcome To Google Phone

About 50 people waited outside a T-Mobile store in downtown San Francisco waiting to purchase a G1 Tuesday evening - a few waiting for up to eight hours.

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25.10.2008 08:20:26 - MobileTechNews

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Digital Plan Will Boost France's Competitiveness

GSMA calls on other European governments to follow France's lead in allocating part of the UHF spectrum to mobile broadband services in efforts to reach rural communities that can't be served economically by fixed-line broadband networks.

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25.10.2008 08:20:26 - MobileTechNews

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First Android apps in UK announced

T-Mobile announces 50 applications to be downloadable for free beginning October 30 in the UK.

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25.10.2008 08:20:25 - MobileTechNews

Openwave Launches Mobile Analytics Service

AT&T reports 3Q profit up

IBM Study Finds Consumers Prefer a Mobile Device Over the PC

iSkoot for Skype Launches in Android Market

AT&T to Launch BlackBerry Bold November 4

LTE and WiMAX Battle for 4G Supremacy

T-Mobile Launches the Highly Anticipated T-Mobile G1

Frisco Gives Laid-Back Welcome To Google Phone

Digital Plan Will Boost France's Competitiveness

First Android apps in UK announced

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