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Editor's note: In the previous version of this story, we incorrectly reported that Research In Motion had lost almost five percentage points in market share. Research In Motion did not lose market share. The Fool regrets the error. If great firms win customers in every market, then Apple ...
iPhone Beats Blackberry In Business Smartphone Survey :: Smartphone.BIZ-NEWS.COM
iPhone Beats Blackberry In Business Smartphone Survey :: Smartphone.BIZ-NEWS.COM
smartphone.biz-news.com — It may lack some vital tools - no cut-and-paste, for starters - but the iPhone has come... top in a satisfaction survey of business smartphone users. (more) iPhone Beats Blackberry In Business Smartphone Survey :: ...
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Apple moves into number 2 slot for smartphones
BloggingStocks — ... Good news, Products and services, Consumer experience, Competitive strategy, Apple Inc (AAPL), Nokia Corp. (NOK), Research in Motion (RIMM), iPhone, Smartphones, TechnologySome great news for Apple Inc.'s (NASDAQ: AAPL) revolutionary iPhone today, as a new study shows that for the first time ever, Apple has moved ahead of competitor Research in Motion Limited (NASDAQ: RIMM) for second place in overall smartphone market share. Top slot remains firmly in the hands of ...

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MacBytes.com — Nothing can kill the iPhone. Not connectivity problems . Not Research In Motion 's (Nasdaq: RIMM ) "Crack"Berry . Not even AT&T (NYSE: T ) , though Ma Bell tried for a time . No longer. Last week, at the Web 2.0 summit in San Francisco, a senior AT&T executive said that tethering would come to the 3G iPhone in the not-too-distant future, solving a public-relations fiasco created over the summer when Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL ) pulled tethering software called NetShare from its iPhone App Store. Tethering is both highly useful and ...

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