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| Would Samsung ever leave Android? CNET The pressure is likely on for Samsung to develop its own operating system now that Google has officially acquired Motorola Mobility, which means its Android ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Samsung SAFE Lets Android Into the Enterprise, Starting with ... eWeek The Samsung Galaxy S III will be Samsung's first SAFE-branded phone for the U.S. market. Standing for Samsung Approved for Enterprise, the standard ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Sharp to Launch New Android-based User Interface to Differentiate ... PCWorld Japan's Sharp said Monday it will release a new user interface for its smartphones in an attempt to differentiate them from the Android masses. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Flurry report on iOS vs. Android allegiance called into question ZDNet (blog) A widely circulated report by Flurry Analytics uses dubious data to draw unsupportable conclusions. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Samsung Makes Android SAFE(TM) for Enterprises, Offers Trade-In ... MarketWatch (press release) SAFE provides a comprehensive approach to making Android devices secure and manageable by systematically meeting the rapidly evolving needs of IT and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Samsung's SAFE for Galaxy S III aims to help IT embrace Android Computerworld Samsung announced a new program on Monday to help enterprise IT shops feel more confident about allowing workers to use the coming Galaxy S III ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Samsung wants to make Android safer CNNMoney People love Google's mobile operating system. Corporations? Not so much. Samsung is setting out to change that. FORTUNE -- Android is a hit with consumers. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| PA Liquor Control Board Unveils Android Mobile Application Sacramento Bee "Consumers continue to rely on their mobile devices for information while on the go, and we developed both the iPhone and Android applications with the hope ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Samsung Makes Android SAFE™ for Enterprises, Offers Trade-In ... SYS-CON Media (press release) With the AndroidTM operating system projected to be the No. 1 platform for enterprise smartphones by 20131, Samsung Telecommunications America, LLC ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Android apps that use power control APIs are often 'battery killers ... By Sharif Sakr If there's one thing Purdue University researchers can't stand, it's an inefficient Android app. They've already revealed how some titles burn huge a. Engadget | ||
| Samsung Makes Galaxy S III and Other Android Devices Enterprise ... By Arik Hesseldahl Samsung gives corporate IT managers controls that make them less nervous about a BYOD world. AllThingsD | ||
| Design firm frog bringing 'redefined Android experience' to future ... By Kevin Krause Are you ready for yet another customized Android skin? Say hello to Feel UX, the product of a collaboration between design firm frog and Sharp. The new user. Android Phone Fans | ||
| OPA: iOS And Android Level In U.S. Tablet Market, Penetration 47 ... By Ingrid Lunden Apple has captured mindshare in the tablet market with its iPad but when it comes to actual usage, in the U.S. it is actually neck-and-neck with its chief rival, Android, according to a new study out from the Online Publishers Association. TechCrunch | ||
| DiskDigger Saves Deleted Photos on Your Android Device By Alan Henry Still, accidents happen, and if you've accidentally deleted a photo from your Android device, you don't have to pop out the SD card or find a computer to run a recovery tool: just download DiskDigger. It's free, and recovers deleted photos and ... Lifehacker |
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