Colin Gibbs
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With AT&T’s exclusive grip on the iPhone seemingly coming to an end, the talk of a Verizon Wireless iPhone continues to heat up. But a tie-up between Sprint and the gang from Cupertino makes far more sense — for both parties. […]
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Multifl0w Project Teaches Apple About iPhone Multitasking 
Mobile multitasking isn't that big a deal to consumers now -- as evidenced by the increasing momentum of the iPhone -- but Apple will have to address the issue at some point, and probably sooner than later.
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PayPal Sees Mobile Payments Surge on Black Friday
It's easy to over-hype data from a one-day shopping orgy, but I'm expecting to see more of these kinds of stories throughout the holiday season.
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Nokia Exec: Transformation Could Include Spinning Off its Manufacturing Business
Yeah, it's not likely to happen -- at least not anytime soon -- but the mere possibility underscores how the game is moving away from hardware and toward software.
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Who Will Buy Millennial Media, Quattro Wireless?
It's a very good question, but both startups would command a sizable chunk of dough in the wake of Google's valuation of AdMob.
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Smartphone Deals Are Everywhere on Black Friday
I'm not convinced the holiday season will be a great one for high-end devices, but I think low-end smartphones like the Pre Pixi and Verizon's Droid Eris may fly off the shelves.
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