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Over 75,000 Windows Phone apps published in 2012; Instagram still not among them
I am a huge fan of Windows Phone and have most all the apps I need on this platform, but there are still some key apps missing and frustrating experiences that keep an iPhone 5 and Galaxy Note II in my mobile collection.
Samsung sells over 10M Galaxy devices in India
Korean electronics giant says more than 10 million Galaxy devices have been sold since these products made their debut in 2010, making Samsung the top smartphone manufacturer in India.
Samsung requests US ban on Ericsson products
Request comes in response to Ericsson's earlier request that U.S. International Trade Commission ban some of Samsung's products amid the ongoing patent dispute between both vendors.
Year in Review: Best of Tech Broiler 2012
These were the articles from my column that inspired you the most this year. Surprise, surprise, it was all about Mobility and Tablets.
WSJ: Google, Motorola challenging Apple, Samsung with 'X phone'
Google's strategy for Motorola Mobility is beginning to unfold as reports of a "marquee handset" is on the way.
EU officially charging Samsung over potential patent misuse
Talk about a lump of coal for Samsung today as the European Commission officially files to charge the tech giant over potential misuse of patents.
EU ready to charge Samsung in antitrust case: report
According to reports, the European Commission will soon file an antitrust complaint against Samsung.
Christmas comes early for Galaxy SIII: Samsung rolls out Premium Pack update to UK
Samsung Galaxy S3 owners in the UK using the Jelly Bean version of Android will start receiving an update for their handsets that adds new features found on the Galaxy Note II, such as dual-window app support, from Thursday.
Samsung aims to fix severe Android device vulnerability
The world's top mobile phone maker says it is working on a fix for a security flaw that affects some of its flagship smartphones and tablets.
Samsung pushes ahead with $3.9 billion chip production investment
Officials in Texas have given Samsung the go-ahead to expand chip production lines at an investment cost of $3.9 billion.
USPTO rejects Apple's 'pinch to zoom' patent used in Samsung case
The Apple-Samsung saga takes another turn thanks to a new decision at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Samsung to release red Galaxy Tab tablets in time for Valentine's Day?
Would your beloved prefer a tablet in the color of love over flowers and chocolates? The electronics giant appears to be giving you a chance to find out.
IHS: Samsung bumps Nokia as top cellphone maker worldwide
Move over, Nokia. Samsung has become the top cellphone maker worldwide in 2012, according to a new report.
Samsung withdraws request for Apple ban in Europe
Samsung has dropped its bid to have Apple products that relate to its ongoing court cases against the company withdrawn from sale in Europe.
Samsung Galaxy Grand goes large, but without the resolution to match
The Galaxy Grand is a mid-range handset with a big screen that will unfortunately offer poor pixel density.