Monday, March 1st, 2010
Two of the smaller U.S. carriers, MetroPCS ( NYSE: PCS ) and Leap Wireless (Cricket), have recently reported their Q4 2009 earnings. Here’s the recap: MetroPCS: 11% growth during the year 1.3 million net additions in the year 6.6 million subscribers in total Leap Wireless (Cricket): 29% more subscribers than last year 1.1 million net additions in the year 4.95 million subscribers in total Personally I don’t cover quarterly results that often
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MetroPCS, Leap Wireless report Q4 2009 earnings
Tags: 2009, Accessories, adc, android, app, app store, Apple, Asus, AT&T, bada, Cricket
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Friday, June 26th, 2009
MacRumors is reporting that Apple’s new iPhone 3GS, while indeed using Imagination Technologies’ PowerVR graphics core, may just have a little more under the hood than previously thought: iPhone developers, however, have discovered that the iPhone 3GS has extension files named “IMGSGX535GLDriver” suggesting that the new iPhone uses the more powerful graphics processor intended for “high end” mobile devices. This may not be entirely conclusive evidence by itself but it is consistent with a report from a Anandtech commenter who claims to have heard directly from Apple engineers at WWDC that the iPhone 3GS does indeed use the SGX 535. Zoom
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iPhone 3GS Graphics Even More Powerful than Imagined?
Tags: 000, 1 million, 2.0, Accessories, ads, android, android central, app store, Apple, apple tv, chipset, gpu, imagination technologies, powervr sgx
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