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Best Buy exits European market; sells stake back to Carphone Warehouse for £500M
The U.S. electronics retail giant will leave the European market by selling its 50 percent stake back to its partner, the U.K.-based Carphone Warehouse, for around £500 million ($775m).
Kantar: Android top-selling mobile OS in Q1; Windows gains
Android took the crown for mobile operating systems last quarter, but Windows Phone made some notable improvements.
IDC: More smartphones shipped during Q1 than feature phones
The PC market may be on the decline, but the mobile phone and smartphone market is looking healthier than ever, noting a 4 percent year over year rise in the first quarter.
Apple announces WWDC 2013 details, promises new iOS and OSX builds
Tickets for Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference in San Francisco go on sale tomorrow for $1,599.
Google reconfirms 2013 release plans (or hopes) for Glass
The outlook for when Google Glass is going to drop has been a bit cloudy, to say the least.
Mobile device management market heats up, CA Technologies stakes a claim
As smartphones become a standard way of accessing vital corporate applications, enterprise software giants are entering the fray.
Rush to enable enterprise mobile development pits native against container approaches
Embarcadero RAD Studio XE4 allows developers to gain more control over the development lifecycle and deliver apps with tighter security, a better user experience, lightning quick performance, and a small footprint.
Voice control showdown: Siri vs Google Now, S Voice, BlackBerry and Windows Phone 8
Smartphone makers are looking to voice control and personal assistants to make their hardware stand-out. But are all voice control systems created equally?
Why is Windows Phone outselling the iPhone in Poland? (Hint: it's the economics, stupid)
Poland was one of seven countries Microsoft named where Windows Phone is more popular than Apple's iPhone. Why? A mixture of brand perception, operator support and good, old-fashioned pricing.
The top 5 trends in mobile and BYOD security
More than 1,600 respondents' data created this report on current BYOD trends, concerns, and practices. Can you guess which mobile platform is the most popular for BYOD?
MoPub: iOS trumped Android for mobile ad value in Q1 2013
One platform saw a 14 percent decrease in the value of ads during Q1 while the other platform saw an increase of nearly the same amount.
First Firefox OS dev devices shipping next week
Keon and Peak are shortly to be released into the wild through a Spanish seller.
Xamarin opens its Test Cloud beta; buys Calabash framework maker
Xamarin is inviting testers to kick the tires of its new automated-testing cloud service for mobile developers, which is based on technology from Xamarin's new acquisition -- LessPainful.
BlackBerry targets Indian SMBs with mobility management
With BlackBerry Enterprise Service 10, the company wants to be the vendor companies think of in terms of mobility management, including enterprises that deploy Android and iOS devices.
Mozilla planning Firefox OS international roll out for this summer
The software provider is gearing up to bring its mobile operating system to handful of countries soon.