Android

Slide Show: 6 New Smartphones for Businesses

Research shows smartphone sales make up a growing percentage of overall shipped handset units, and corporate users are making headway with their efforts to “consumerize” their IT departments. ...More
August 10, 2011
Posted in Galleries
iPhone, Other Gadgets More Important than Sex?

One-third of all respondents said they would be more willing to give up sex for a week than relinquish their mobile phone. ...More
August 5, 2011 By Josh Long
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Android Dominates Global Smartphone Market Share

Android was responsible for nearly half of all smartphone shipments last quarter, but Apple has reason to toot its own horn as well. ...More
August 1, 2011 By Craig Galbraith
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Consumers Want iPhones and Androids, Snub BlackBerry

Only 4 percent of consumers now want Research in Motion’s BlackBerry operating system. ...More
July 18, 2011 By Josh Long
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Android Sales Plateau as iPhone Surges

Is Android’s heyday over? Its market share has stalled over the last few months. ...More
June 30, 2011 By Craig Galbraith
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Skype Enables Video Calls on Android Phones

The company is supporting video calling on about a handful of Android handsets. ...More
June 30, 2011
Posted in News
iPhone 5 Poised to Break Android's Market-Share Gobbling Juggernaut

A financial analyst believes that Android – Google’s popular operating system for smartphones – will start to lose significant market share after Apple unveils the iPhone 5. ...More
June 21, 2011
Posted in News
Android, Windows Phone 7 Dominate Market-Share Forecast

It seems hard to imagine the iPhone falling behind Windows Phone 7, especially with Apple expanding its reach into more global markets, particularly large telcos in China. But nobody saw Android’s wild success coming a few years ago, either. ...More
June 9, 2011
Posted in News
Verizon Wireless Accused of Violating FCC Rules over Tethering

A complaint filed with the FCC by Free Press alleges that Verizon Wireless has breached a promise that it would not “deny, limit, or restrict the ability of [its] customers to use the devices and applications of its choice." ...More
June 7, 2011 By Josh Long
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RIM Loses Market Share as Apple Gains Ground and Android Surges

A study finds that Research in Motion has lost market share in both the handset and smartphone platform markets. ...More
June 3, 2011
Posted in News