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HANOI, July 15 - Vietnam will allow consumers to subscribe to a maximum three mobile phone numbers on each network from next month due to the limited amount of numbers available. The country of around...

Adobe Systems said Wednesday that its Flash Player will be built into the HTC's new Android-based Hero phone, an important step in the company's efforts to spread Flash to mobile phones. Android, Google's open-source operating system on mobile phones, was adopted by several HTC phones. The Hero p...

LG Electronics Inc, the world's third biggest TV and mobile phone maker, is expected to launch its first CMMB TD-SCDMA handsets running China Mobile Ltd's<0941><CHL> Open Mobile System (OMS) operating system in the fourth quarter of 2009, sources reported....

* Expects to sell 110 mln mobile phones in 2009, up 9 pct * Sees global market flat or slightly lower this year * Aims to sell more than 200 mln phones by 2012 (Adds...

WASHINGTON, June 15 - Several U.S. senators urged regulators on Monday to review exclusive arrangements regarding mobile handset technology between wireless carriers and cell phone makers and how they affect competition and choice in the...

SEOUL, June 15 - Samsung Electronics <005930.KS>, the world's second-biggest maker of mobile phones, launched a new touch-screen model on Monday while expressing confidence it would expand its global market share despite the downturn. "We...

China's Telecom operators have intensified their crackdown on spam short messages as mobile phone users complain of getting up to 641 million junk texts a day...

SEOUL, June 11 - LG Electronics Inc <066570.KS>, the world's third-largest mobile phone maker, will maintain its global market share target at 10 percent for this year and aims to become No.2 by 2012, the...

Lenovo Mobile Communication Technology Ltd, a mobile phone subsidiary of Lenovo Group Ltd<0992>, this year plans to more than double its investments in 3G handset R&D to RMB 150 million, said Lv Dang, president and CEO of the subsidiary, sources reported....

China, which has the world's most mobile phone subscribers, may soon require new cell phone users to register their identity with their carrier.