Dan Nystedt

Articles by Dan Nystedt

BenQ Mobile bankruptcy prompts Infineon to cut jobs

The insolvency of German handset maker BenQ Mobile GmbH & Co. OHG continues to reverberate in the mobile phone sector. On Tuesday, chip maker Infineon Technologies AG said it will lay off workers and take hundreds of millions of dollars in charges after losing BenQ Mobile as a customer.

BlackBerry tops 6m users, but RIM sees trouble ahead

The number of BlackBerry account holders reached 6.2 million at the beginning of September as Research In Motion Ltd. reported revenue up 34 percent -- but market researcher IDC said trouble may lie ahead for the company.

BlackBerry tops 6 million users, but RIM sees trouble ahead

The number of BlackBerry account holders has reached 6.2 million and Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM) recently reported revenue up 34 percent, but market researcher IDC said trouble may lie ahead for the company.

Jailed Chinese journalist to sue Yahoo

A Chinese journalist jailed in part due to e-mail evidence provided by a Yahoo Inc. subsidiary plans to file a lawsuit in the U.S. against the Internet company within the next few months.

BlackBerry continues expansion, launches in Taiwan

One of Taiwan's largest mobile phone network operators launched the popular BlackBerry service Thursday, continuing Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM)'s expansion into Asia.

Excalibur launched to rival BlackBerry

High Tech Computer Corp. (HTC), the largest maker of handsets that use Microsoft Corp. software, has launched four new smart phones including one that's designed to rival the BlackBerry.

HTC to launch BlackBerry rival by end of 2006

Taiwan's High Tech Computer Corp. (HTC), the largest maker of mobile handsets that run the Windows Mobile OS, plans to launch a smartphone that looks like a BlackBerry, complete with a QWERTY keypad, by the end of the year.

Record sales drives up DRAM prices

DRAM makers have reported record monthly sales for August, highlighting an increase in prices that could continue in the months ahead. The higher prices are unlikely to affect PC prices but users who want some extra DRAM for their PCs could find themselves handing over a bit more money than before.

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