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complaint
Who’s Suing Whom in The Telecoms Trade? - 21 August 2012
Who ? Suing who ? Why ? Year ? Where ? Resolved ? Revenue ? Source ? Link ?

analysis
Battle of the smartphones - 25 January 2012
Apple’s on a roll and BlackBerry’s maker is feeling the squeeze. But who else is fighting for control of the mobile internet? Is it game over or too close to call? Smartphones are becoming pervasive: more than half the UK population has a phone that can browse the internet and run apps, and nearly half of US mobile (...)

information
Fujitsu and Toshiba to Merge Mobile Phone Units - 19 June 2010
TOKYO — In Japan’s second cellphone merger this month, Fujitsu and Toshiba said on Thursday that they would combine their handset operations. The agreement is the latest effort in the fragmented industry to consolidate and better compete domestically against companies like Apple, which started accepting orders (...)