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A digital reckoning against smartphones in schools has spread to Sweden

A digital reckoning against smartphones in schools has spread to Sweden

  • Sweden’s plans are part of a broader shift and a digital reckoning against smartphones in schools internationally
By AP ·
Pakistani legislator says tax authority open to reviewing high smartphone import levies

Pakistani legislator says tax authority open to reviewing high smartphone import levies

By Waseem Abbasi ·
China In-Focus — S&P cuts GDP forecast; Chinese smartphone makers dominate Russian market

China In-Focus — S&P cuts GDP forecast; Chinese smartphone makers dominate Russian market

By Nirmal Narayanan  ·
EU to make universal charger mandatory for smartphones, other devices

EU to make universal charger mandatory for smartphones, other devices

By Arab News ·
China In-Focus — Central bank to cut interest rate for new mortgages to 4.4%

China In-Focus — Central bank to cut interest rate for new mortgages to 4.4%

By REEM WALID  ·
Special A man walks past a sign advertising the BlackBerry mobile phone at a shopping mall in Dubai on August 1, 2010. (AFP/File Photo) graphic

Arab world mourns demise of BlackBerry, now consigned to tech history’s scrap heap

By Jonathan Gornall ·
Outgoing Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu gets his first smartphone

Outgoing Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu gets his first smartphone

By Arab News ·
Special Pakistan eyes exports as local smartphone manufacturing touches 7.6 million units in 2021

Pakistan eyes exports as local smartphone manufacturing touches 7.6 million units in 2021

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·
LG Electronics ending production and sales of loss-making smartphone division

LG Electronics ending production and sales of loss-making smartphone division

By Reuters ·
Apple logs record quarterly smartphone shipments, Huawei in freefall

Apple logs record quarterly smartphone shipments, Huawei in freefall

By Reuters ·
Samsung may launch flagship phone early to grab Huawei share

Samsung may launch flagship phone early to grab Huawei share

By Reuters ·
Huawei: Smartphone chips running out under US sanctions

Huawei: Smartphone chips running out under US sanctions

By AP ·
Apple: ‘No evidence’ iPhone mail flaw used against customers

Apple: ‘No evidence’ iPhone mail flaw used against customers

By Reuters ·

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