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Quick link to HeadlineWashington PostDell to Launch Smartphone In China, and Later, BrazilWall Street JournalMr. Dell sparked speculation that the company would move into the phone market by hiring Ron Garriques, a former executive at cellphone maker Motorola Inc., ...Dell debuts Android phone in China, BrazilEETimes.comall 483 news articles »lO...

Quick link to HeadlineTimes LIVECellphone companies agree to cheaper feesPrimedia Broadcasting - Eyewitness NewsCommunications Minister Siphiwe Nyanda on Thursday said the country's cellphone giants have agreed to introduce more affordable retail products by December. ...Cellphone call charges to come down 36cTimes LIVECellphone companies to cut terminating rates - NyandaPoliticswebCellphone operators: 1, Nyanda: 0Mail & Guardian OnlineBuaNews...

Quick link to HeadlineWashington PostCellphone man drives Bugatti into lakeTimes LIVEYahoo reported on its website that a Texan man drove his $1.25-million Bugatti Veyron into a lake while talking on his cellphone. "According to police ...Underwater, Literally, With a $2 Million BugattiNew York TimesVideo: So how bad can mud and salt water be for a $1.6 million Bugatti Veyron?Examiner.com2006 Bugatti Veyron crashes on video, posted to FacebookChristian...

Quick link to HeadlineeCoustics.com (press release)FLO TV Makes Retail PushBroadcasting & CableThe San Diego-based company, a subsidiary of cellphone chip colossus Qualcomm, Friday began selling its new $250 �FLO TV Personal Television� in Best Buy ...FLO TV brings back portable TVDVICEall 48 news articles »QCe...

Quick link to HeadlineABC NewsDell to Launch Smartphone In China, and Later, BrazilWall Street JournalMr. Dell sparked speculation that the company would move into the phone market by hiring Ron Garriques, a former executive at cellphone maker Motorola Inc., ...Dell debuts Android phone in China, BrazilEETimes.comall 469 news articles »VjnD...

Quick link to HeadlineBoston Globe�Moments in Time'' collects amateur photographers' images of the fall of the ...Boston Globe... weren't taken by professionals, they lack the sense of profligate, click-away casualness we've grown accustomed to in an age of cellphone cameras. ...and more »kX...