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China is the world's largest smartphone market
Ends America's lead as shipments increase 45 per cent year-on-year.
Gameloft confirms ten for BlackBerry 10
Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance, Ice Age Village, Oregon Trail: American Settler and more set for new RIM OS.
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50m apps downloaded from Mondia Media app stores
Major milestone for white label stores on Sony, Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone and others.
CHARGE Anywhere takes NFC payment app to BlackBerry
Tap a contactless credit card on the handset to make a payment.
Reporo launches keyword-specific targeting service
New system is designed to connect ads to the most relevant webpages.
PayAnywhere hires big hitters to compete with Square
Adds two MDs to boost profile in credit card dongle space.
Spotify comes to iPad
And even though you listen to it, the app is still optimised for the Retina screen.
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InMobi launches alternative to UDID
And it's making its new InMobi Ad Tracker tech available to all networks.
90 per cent of new Everything Everywhere subs choose smartphones
71 per cent of network's postpaid users now own a high-end handset.
