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Ericsson of Sweden claims that by 2017 the number of devices connected to wireless networks will by exceed the number of people on the planet by more than one and a half billion. Martyn Warwick reports. (1)
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Fear not Apple! Steady as she goes, Samsung! Hold fast Huawei! Don't panic, Dell! BlackBerry maker Research In Motion intends to stay steadfast to the tablet - even as it cans its entry-level device. Thus it will stand guard over the hole where its 16GB PlayBook used to be while remaining committed to the "tablet space". "Tablet space". Give me strength. Like the man said, "You'd have to have a heart of stone not to laugh". By Martyn Warwick. (0)
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The CEO of O2/Telefonica tells Martyn Warwick why his company's UK network sharing deal with Vodafone will slash costs and even help save the planet.

See also TelecomTV news report - Gridlock? Telefonica and Vodafone to form UK 'grid' for infrastructure sharing

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With awful quarterly results and details of a stonking great loss imminent, RIM's share price has lost 15 per cent of its value in less than two weeks and is now trading at its lowest level since 2003. Martyn Warwick reports. (0)
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Whilst we in Britain have enjoyed an extra long long-weekend to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Jubilee and markets here have remained resolutely shut, over in the US it has been business as usual and, as usual, that business has been the continuing collapse of Facebook stock. The share price is now down by 32 per cent on what it was on launch day, May 18, and there's no sign of a rally, as Martyn Warwick reports. (2)
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Incumbent French telco France Telecom/Orange, long infamous for its disdain, smugness and over-developed sense of entitlement to customer loyalty (and their cash) despite doing precious little to earn it, has had a rude awakening to the realities of life in a rather more genuinely competitive environment - one that it hates, fears and does not understand, as Martyn Warwick reports. (1)
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The failing Canadian company Research In Motion (RIM), maker of the BlackBerry mobile devices, seems to be intent on doing a Nortel and committing public suicide, as Martyn Warwick reports. (2)
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The Facebook floatation is now, officially, the worst of any major IPO in more than 10 years. The shares have lost more than 20 per cent of their launch value in just eight trading sessions. Nonetheless, the company seems to be on the acquisition trail again even as honeymooning CEO Mark Zuckerberg fails to leave tips in Roman restaurants, as Martyn Warwick reports. (1)
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As the shocking extent to which UK politicians of all stripes have for so long pandered to and fawned upon Rupert Murdoch and News International has slowly become apparent, it now also emerges that the Conservatives, the largest party in the current coalition government, have been assiduously courting Google as well. Martyn Warwick reports. (1)
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Day 3 of the Facebook Farce ended with the company's shares tanking by a further 9 per cent to US$31 a pop. They fell by 11 per cent on Monday. CEO Mark Zuckeberg's personal paper fortune has declined by $3.5 billion since the IPO. At close of business on Friday last he was "worth" a notional $19.6 billion, as the Nasdaq closed last night he was worth a mere $15.6 billion. By Martyn Warwick. (0)
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On only the second day of the public trading of Facebook shares the price fell by 11.3 per cent as banks and brokers withdrew the support they had reluctantly provided on launch day (Friday of last week) to keep the share value above the initial offering price. It is expected that the over-hyped and over-priced stock will continue to slide. By Martyn Warwick. (1)
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There are billions and then there are billions. As that nice young Mr. Zuckerburg and his pals make fortunes beyond the dreams of avarice from the Facebook IPO, Nokia, in it's time also a money making machine par excellence, continues its headlong plunge to oblivion, as Martyn Warwick reports. (0)
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"I'm not going to sell anybody's email address. I have no intention of making any money from this." Guess who said that? (too easy really, so no prizes for the winners). Yes, it was 20-year old Mark Zuckerberg on launching what was then thefacebook.com back in 2004 during his short tenure at Harvard University, as Martyn Warwick reports. (3)
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For the benighted souls out there who don't come from cricketing nations, a googly is an off break bowled with a leg break action. None the wiser? OK. It's cricket ball bowled as if to break one way that actually breaks in the opposite way - the purpose being to baffle the batsman and get him out - caught or bowled. And that's what Google is attempting to do to mobile operators with its new Android OS strategy, as Martyn Warwick reports. (1)
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A new survey shows that, in North America, BlackBerry users are the least satisfied with their mobiles. The RIM devices come last in a seven-strong list of top handset manufacturers and the results underscore the huge task facing RIM's new CEO as he struggles to pull the company up by its bootstraps. Martyn Warwick reports. (0)
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