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Microsoft bangs the final nail in Nokia Devices' coffin, will lay off 1,850
The last remaining vestiges of Nokia at Microsoft are being closed down as the company "streamlines" its smartphone hardware business. "Up to 1,850" people will lose their jobs (1,350 in Finland, 500 elsewhere) as the company essentially exits the phone market. (more: Ars Technica)
Windows Phone market share sinks below 1 percent
Worldwide smartphone sales increased by nearly 4 percent in the recent quarter, but Microsoft's Windows Phone OS failed to capitalize on the growth and dropped below 1 percent market share. (more: The Verge)
Google's Project Ara is about more than just modular phones
The goal is to turn Ara into a real business inside Google. And if Google can pull off the phone business, it will want to expand the Ara module ecosystem into other areas, too. (more: The Verge)
If Google's right about AI, that's a problem for Apple
Today, Amazon, Facebook, and Google are placing large bets on advanced AI, ubiquitous assistants, and voice interfaces, hoping that these will become the next thing that our devices are for. If they're right — and that's a big "if" — I'm worried for Apple. (more: Marco.org)
Motorola's legendary RAZR flip phone is making a comeback
Hello again, Moto! (more: Engadget)
Should you use the Android N Dev Preview 3 (Beta) on your phone and tablet?
Just because the status of the software has been upgraded doesn't mean it's ready for every phone or tablet. (But it is better.) (more: Android Central)
Huawei sues Samsung on claims of patent infringement
Chinese smartphone maker Huawei has filed suit against Samsung, accusing the Korean tech giant of patent infringement. Specifically, Huawei alleges that Samsung has infringed on some of its patents related to 4G technology, software and more. (more: Android Central)
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