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Supply issues have snarled the U.S. rollout of Samsung Electronics' latest flagship smartphone, which will go on sale at carriers Sprint and T-Mobile later than expected, the wireless service providers said on Wednesday.Samsung attributed the disruption to unexpectedly strong demand for the Galaxy S4, the Korean company's direct challenge to Apple Inc's iPhone."Due to overwhelming global demand of Galaxy S4, the initial supply may be limited. We expect to fulfill inventory to meet demands in the coming weeks," the Asian electronics company said in a statement.At T-Mobile, online orders will now begin April 29 instead of Wednesday as initially planned because of "an unexpected delay with inventory deliveries." Sprint will take online orders starting Saturday as planned, but the phone will be sold at retail outlets only as it becomes available."We had planned to launch this next generation of the award-winning Samsung Galaxy line-up on Saturday," Sprint said in a statement. "Unfortunatel...
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While the typing experience on touch-screen smartphones has steadily improved over the years, the more recent voice-recognition features, popularized by Apple's (NAS...
Hitting stores in four days, Nokia's (NYSE:NOK) Lumia 900 smartphone faces stiff competition from Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) iPhone as well as a slew of Android handhelds...
While Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has had considerable success with its third iteration of the highly popular iPad tablet -- selling three million devices during its first w...
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As the major computer manufacturers continue rolling out their so-called Ultrabooks, Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) has now joined the fray, launching the XPS 13. Wall Street J...
"TelyHD is not a web cam," Walt Mossberg said right off the bat. The personal technology columnist for The Wall Street Journal said the video conferencing device th...
As the battle for the cloud rages on, Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has finally made its own foray with its iTunes Match service that does things a little differently from the...
According to new consumer survey data from ChangeWave Research , Amazon’s Kindle Fire is poised to become the first real competitor to the Apple iPad , with one in f...
With Google Inc Android phones gaining momentum, Cook is likely sticking to established battle plans at this critical juncture. But longer term, he may be better off...
"How is Apple's stock doing today?," Walt Mossberg asked the iPhone 4GS in his hand. Seconds later, the latest smartphone from Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) replied, "Apple is...
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Samsung's newest Galaxy S4 smartphone is just a revamped version of its top-selling S3 phone with a bigger screen and a few software gimmicks, reviewers said."The Ga...
Influential tech blog AllThingsD is reportedly in talks with News Corp. (NASDAQ:NWSA) about extending, or potentially ending, their partnership.According to Reuters,...
AllThingsD, the widely read technology blog run by Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg, has begun discussions with owner News Corp about extending or ending their partner...
Apple Inc's entry in the accelerating mobile tablet race squeezes about 35 percent more viewing space onto a lighter package than rival devices from Google or Amazon...
Google Inc (NYSE:GOOG) CEO Larry Page, absent from the Internet company's biggest public events for weeks, is recovering from an unspecified ailment that caused him ...
SUN VALLEY, Idaho, July 12 (Reuters) - Google Inc CEO Larry Page, absent from the Internet company's biggest public events for weeks, is recovering from an unspecifi...
No single Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Android-based smartphone on its own has been able to take a bite out of Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) success, but Samsung's new Galaxy S III ...
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