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Growth of Unlocked iPhones Means Trouble for Synchronoss

SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones) -- While products from Apple -- such as the iPod and iPhone -- are known to have a "halo effect" that can boost other businesses, at least one company has found that the devil is in the details.

Growth of unlocked iPhones means trouble for Synchronoss

SAN FRANCISCO (Menafn - MarketWatch) -- While products from Apple Inc. -- such as the iPod and iPhone -- are known to have a "halo effect" that can boost other businesses, at least one company has found that the devil is in the details.

Growth of unlocked iPhones means trouble for Synchronoss

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SMALL-CAP FOCUS: Growth Of Unlocked iPhones Means Trouble For Synchronoss

SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones) -- While products from Apple Inc. -- such as the iPod and iPhone -- are known to have a "halo effect" that can boost other businesses, at least one company has found that the devil is in the details.

SMALL-CAP FOCUS: Growth Of Unlocked iPhones Means Trouble For Synchronoss

such as the iPod and iPhone -- are known to have a "halo effect" that can boost other businesses, at least one company has found that the devil is in the details.

Small-Cap Focus: Growth of unlocked iPhones means trouble for Synchronoss

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- While products from Apple Inc. -- such as the iPod and iPhone -- are known to have a "halo effect" that can boost other businesses, at least one company has found that the devil is in the details.

Will iPhones via China Mobile be unlocked?

Unlocked, semi-legal iPhones have proliferated in China since Apple failed to make a deal with a Chinese carrier. Now that AT&T will offer an expensive solution for those wanting iPhones in the United States on different carriers, will the unlocked market be...unlocked?

iPhone available without AT&T, but will China Mobile iPhones be unlocked?

Unlocked, semi-legal iPhones have proliferated in China since Apple failed to make a deal with a Chinese carrier. Now that AT&T will offer an expensive solution for those wanting iPhones in the United States on different carriers, will the unlocked market be...unlocked?

Brean Murray Said Possible Launch of New iPhone Will Be Positive for Synchronoss (SNCR)

Brean Murray comments on Synchronoss Technologies, Inc. (Nasdaq: SNCR), The firm said, "Multiple industry sources are predicting the launch of the new Apple 3G iPhone (iPhone 2) within the next few weeks. We believe the launch will be a positive event for Synchronoss, as we believe the launch will benefit iPhone sales with Synchronoss continuing to be the activation vehicle for iPhones utilizing AT&T services. We reiterate our Buy rating on SNCR and our $17 target price."

Filesharing on Unlocked iPhones

People with unlocked iPhone and iPod Touch gadgets are happy to find that they can now share music and media files through a new application. Songs can be downloaded via a p2p network with the average Wi-Fi download speed being approximately three minutes. Movie downloads are taking a little over an hour on the average iPhone using this new application. Download speeds are about twice as fast for those people using the AT&T EDGE network rather than a standard Wi-Fi connection. The application is still in beta, the speeds aren't good enough for most people and there are apparently some bugs to work out but people who love their iPhones feel that this is a step in the right direction for media sharing.

Developer Survey Shows Steady Growth in XML File Volume and Size Fueling Demand for Efficient Means of Processing

Developer Survey Shows Steady Growth in XML File Volume and Size Fueling Demand for Efficient Means of Processing

Synchronoss shares collapse as unlocked Apple iPhones takes toll

"Snychronoss Technologies (SNCR) shares have dropped nearly in half in after hours trading on a disappointing outlook for 2008," Eric Savitz reports for Barron's. "For Q1, the company posted revenue of $29.1 million, below Street expectations of $31.2 million. Non-GAAP profits of 16 cents were in line with the consensus."

OriginOil files patent for enhanced algae growth system

The patent application, "Apparatus and Method for Optimizing Photosynthetic Growth in a Photo Bioreactor," discloses OriginOil's invention of a system designed to increase and optimize photosynthetic growth of an algae culture. This system, known as the Helix BioReactor(TM), is the core algae growth system that will be used in OriginOil's prototypes, pilots and full-scale production systems.

Apple smiles as unlocked iPhones abound

So if you're Apple--and I realize that it's unfair of me to make you pretend you're a multinational corporation worth billions, but I'm cruel that way--what happens when you realize that many of the 5.4 million iPhones you've sold in the past 10 months haven't been activated on the networks of any of your worldwide cellular partners?

America Movil Secures iPhone Deal; Unlocked iPhones Continue To Dog Apple And Partners

The Apple (NSDQ: AAPL) iPhone deals are coming in thick and fast. Days after Vodafone (NYSE: VOD) announced a 10-country deal to carry the iPhone, and Telecom Italia said it too would sell the device in Italy, comes news that Mexico telecoms firm America Movil will bring the device to its Latin American operations later this year, which includes over a dozen countries. Again, like the Vodafone deal, no mention if this is exclusive or not. Bloomberg reports, however, that Apple’s latest agreement won’t have a significant impact on iPhone sales. According to Yankee Group analyst Willy Swain most people in the region who can afford the device already have one—that is an unlocked one.

Analysts ups his estimates for iPhone, iPod and Mac sales

image FBR Research analyst Craig Berger is estimating more than 15 million 3G iPhones plus two million first gen iPhones will be sold in 2008. That’sabove the 10 million iPhones Apple hoped to sell this year, and above the 11 million iPhones Berger had modeled in May, notes Silicon Valley Insider.

Sony Center store network expects 25% increase

New Link, the company that runs the Sony Center store network, forecasts a 25% increase in electronics sales this year, from around 17 million euros last year. In 2007, the company saw a 55% turnover increase. "I don't think we can match last year's growth rate. Despite the slowdown of the market's growth rate, I think we will be able to reach a 25-30% growth rate on 2007, in the second part of the year," said Nicolae Dumitrescu, sales manager of Sony Center. The market growth rate seen in the first

CORRECT: Blue Nile 1st Quarter Net Slips; Stolzman Named CFO

first-quarter net income fell to $2.57 million, or 16 cents a share, from $3.16 million, or 19 cents a share, a year earlier. The Seattle online jewelry retailer said net sales rose 3.8% to $70.5 million from $67.9 million. On average, analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expected earnings of 14 cents a share on revenue of $68.5 million. Analysts estimates generally exclude one-time items. Separately, Blue Nile said Marc Stolzman, of Imperium Renewables, has joined the company as chief financial officer, effective June 9. For the second quarter, Blue Nile expects earnings of 15 cents to 18 cents a share on sales growth of flat to 5%. For 2008, Blue Nile reiterated its guidance for earnings growth equal to that of 2007, growth of adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization of at least 10%, and sales growth of at l

Blue Nile 1st Quarter Net Slips To $2.57M, Stolzman Joins As CEO

first-quarter net income fell to $2.57 million, or 16 cents a share, from $3.16 million, or 19 cents a share, a year earlier. The Seattle online jewelry retailer said net sales rose 3.8% to $70.5 million from $67.9 million. On average, analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expected earnings of 14 cents a share on revenue of $68.5 million. Analysts estimates generally exclude one-time items. Separately, Blue Nile said Marc Stolzman, of Imperium Renewables, has joined the company as chief financial officer, effective June 9. For the second quarter, Blue Nile expects earnings of 15 cents to 18 cents a share on sales growth of flat to 5%. For 2008, Blue Nile reiterated its guidance for earnings growth equal to that of 2007, growth of adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization of at least 10%, and sales growth of at l

Online sales growth outstrips offline in Q1, although at a slower rate

Growth in online sales in the first quarter of 2008 continued to outpace growth in total retail sales, although at a lower pace this year than the industry has been accustomed to, the Census Bureau of the U.S. Department of Commerce reported today.

iPhone's Uncertain Future Sends Synchronoss Into Tailspin

Synchronoss posted a healthy quarterly report on Tuesday, but by Wednesday morning shares of the N.J.-based communication software provider were sinking like bricks, losing 43 percent. AT&T, a customer that provided nearly three quarters of Synchronoss' revenue last quarter, may not have such an exclusive grip on the iPhone in coming months, and uncertainty has scared away investors.

iPhone's Uncertain Future Sends Synchronoss Into Tailspin

Synchronoss posted a healthy quarterly report on Tuesday, but by Wednesday morning shares of the N.J.-based communication software provider were sinking like bricks, losing 43 percent. AT&T, a customer that provided nearly three quarters of Synchronoss' revenue last quarter, may not have such an exclusive grip on the iPhone in coming months, and uncertainty has scared away investors.

iPhones for less than $200?

I got an E-mail from BusinessWeek this morning titled, "An iPhone for $199" and, of course, I was very interested. Times are financially tight for my wife and me right now and the $499 or $399 iPhones were just too expensive. And the question was always: Do we really need them? I'm now paying half the monthly rate for two cell phones that AT&T charges for one iPhone. The iPhones are still something of a luxury and the utility for me isn't quite clear. Paying $50 per month for two cell phones while AT&T is charging $90 per iPhone is something a budget-minded person should think about.

iPhone Ambiguity For Synchronoss

Shares of Synchronoss Technologies (nasdaq: SNCR - news - people ) sank 17.1%, or $2.28, to close at $11.03, in the wake of news that the new iPhone would be activated in-store, rather than using an online service managed by the software company. Synchronoss noted that it had anticipated that development in its previous guidance.

T-Mobile: 100,000+ iPhones sold in Germany

T-Mobile has sold over 100,000 iPhones in Germany, according to the head of the carrier's parent company, Deutsche Telekom. CEO Rene Obermann made the statement Thursday as a follow-up to statistics from January, which indicated that it had sold 70,000 iPhones since the device's local debut in early November of 2007. While the figure points to a relative slowdown in sales, T-Mobile board member Hamid Akhavan says that this is "about in line" with corporate targets.

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