According to an NPD Group study released today, over 35 percent of US smartphones sold in the fourth quarter of 2011 were 4G-enabled, up from six percent last year. Of course, what "4G" means is up Continue reading…
Nokia is still the "undisputed leader of total mobile phone shipments," according to Q4 2011 and yearly figures released by the International Data Corporation (IDC) and Strategy Analytics. While s Continue reading…
Amazon just reported its Q4 2011 results, and while sales grew 35 percent to $17.43 billion, the company's increased operating costs means overall profit fell over 50 percent to $177 million, compared Continue reading…
ARM posted strong fourth-quarter net profit results today, backed by consumer demand for smartphones and tablets. The British-based company reported net profit results of £33.1 million ($52 million) Continue reading…
Samsung told us it was pulling for record profits this quarter, and the final numbers line up: according to the company's Q4 2011 financial statements, it managed 47.3 trillion won (around $42 Continue reading…
As it prepares to be swallowed whole by Google, Motorola Mobility has come out with its Q4 and full-year 2011 numbers this afternoon. The most important figure — earnings — is in red ink territory Continue reading…
AT&T just released its Q4 2011 financial results, and the failed T-Mobile buyout combined with other charges means the carrier lost some $6.7b for the quarter — the carrier had to pay T-Mobile that Continue reading…
AMD didn't have the best 2011 ever, but a sluggish Bulldozer and reduced marketshare didn't destroy the semiconductor company's balance sheet at all. While AMD lost $177 million in the fourth quarter Continue reading…
Verizon's reporting its Q4 2011 results today, and the telecommunications giant had a lot of good news to announce. For starters, the company added 1.5 million new wireless customers, the biggest Continue reading…
Google has just announced its earnings for Q4 2011, reporting $10.58 billion in revenue — although that number doesn't include traffic acquisition costs. When you factor those in, actual net revenue Continue reading…
