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& T Set to Unveil Windows 7 Handsets Microsoft Corp. will unveil a lineup of smartphones using the revamped version of its mobile operating system on Oct. 11, and AT & T Inc. plans to begin selling them in early November, according to people familiar with the launch plans.
Microsoft, AT Roger Cheng 2010
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"Handsets are just becoming another endpoint on enterprise networks," he says.
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Handsets are full of precious and highly polluting materials; they are also reusable.
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Handsets were viewed largely as cheap, disposable lures, massively subsidized to snare subscribers and lock them into using the carriers' proprietary services.
The Untold Story: How the iPhone Blew Up the Wireless Industry By Fred Vogelstein 2008
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Email a copy of 'Nokia E72 and E63 are Different Handsets; E72 Coming to AT&T with FP2' to a friend
Nokia E72 and E63 are Different Handsets; E72 Coming to AT&T with FP2 « » E-Mail Boy Genius Report 2008
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Consumers Can Use Handsets Not Offered By Firm's Retail Arm. Verizon Wireless, following through on a promise it made last fall to open its network to a wider array of mobile devices, unveiled details of how consumers would be able to use handsets and services that the carrier doesn't offer through its own retail network.
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Fewer Handsets Shipped LG, the world's fourth-largest mobile-handset maker by volume, said it shipped 23 million handsets globally -- including premium models such as Viewty and Secret, in the third quarter.
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Handsets equipped with Global Positioning System software are accurate to within 10 meters -- but the software can cause battery drain and overheating.
The All-Seeing Eyes 2007
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Yep, there just trying to sell Nokia Targets 4 Billion Handsets By 2010″!
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Handsets with the chips should hit North American shelves sometime in 2006.
Boing Boing: December 11, 2005 - December 17, 2005 Archives 2005
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