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Qualcomm Revenue Rises 24 Percent
Chip maker Qualcomm Inc. continued to benefit from strong demand for mobile devices in its latest quarter, though profit fell 16 percent due to a large one-time gain in the year-earlier period.AirWatch, Mobile Device Manager for Enterprises, Raises $200 Million from Insight Venture Partners
There’s a big business in helping big companies wrangle their fleets of iPads and other mobile devices.Voices
Why Credit Card Companies Need Some Madison Avenue Style
Facing major competitors in the mobile wallet and offers business, credit card companies need to figure out how to leverage their relationships with consumers.Voices
Intel Designs New Process for Mobile Chips
Intel Corp. on Monday disclosed details of a new recipe for making chips for mobile devices, a key element of the technology giant’s high-stakes campaign to improve its lagging position in that fast-growing market.Voices
Google Weighs Mobile-Patent Antitrust Settlement
Google Inc. is weighing whether to settle a potential claim by U.S. authorities that it violated antitrust law in the way it handles mobile-device patents, according to a person familiar with the matter.iPhone Caused “Crisis of Design” at Samsung (Memo)
A Samsung exec’s plea to his mobile design team in the wake of the iPhone’s success — all laid out in memo form for your reading pleasure.Voices
Fighting the iCrime Wave
We were buried in an e-book when the subway doors opened at the Bergen Street stop in Brooklyn. In a flash, a pair of hands dove into my date’s lap and ripped away her iPad. Chasing the guy was instinctive.Voices
Samsung Posts Record 2nd-Quarter Net on Mobile-Device Strength
Samsung Electronics on Friday reported a record second-quarter net profit as its mobile devices continued to sell well even though consumer spending was hit by the struggling global economy during one of the slower times of the year for technology companies.Four Reasons Why Andreessen Horowitz Is Investing $10 Million in Belly
Andreessen Horowitz has invested $10 million in Belly, a Chicago-based company that is building a loyalty network for retailers that will replace punch cards with mobile rewards.Voices



