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| Android races past Apple in smartphone market share CNN NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- The mobile space has quickly become a two-horse race between Google (GOOG, Fortune 500) and Apple -- and one of those giants significantly widened its lead last quarter. Google's Android surged to a whopping 68% share of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Android vs. iPhone: Who Will Win? Technology Review The YouTube kerfuffle is probably nothing more than that, but that's of course not to say that Android and iOS aren't in a fierce war. The main front of that war right now is arguably the Apple vs. Samsung patent wrangle, which has been unfolding for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| GameKlip Merges Your Android Phone and PS3 Controller Into One Gaming ... PCWorld (blog) We've shown you a couple of ways to add controller support for your Android phone or tablet, but the unfortunate trade off of adding a controller is that it basically renders your device immobile. While you have the controller in your hands, your ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Android App Combines Social Networking, Phone Calls, Analytics PCWorld Current Caller ID, a new, free app that launched Wednesday for Android phones, applies social media and analytics to traditional phone calls. For example, if a person or business calls you and they aren't in your address book, Current will check the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Samsung's Almost Done Making Android 4.1 for Galaxy S III Tom's Hardware Guide With over 10 million devices sold within two months of its release, Samsung's Galaxy S III is one of the most if not the most popular android devices on the market. With the Android 4.1 source out in the open, it only makes sense that Samsung is ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| New Android tablets and the competitive advantage of 'open' chaos Network World Android is open. Releases are frequent. The source code is available to everyone, even Apple. This gives some pause to developers because they must navigate many Android releases, different API levels and a variety of hardware targets. Planning an iOS ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Surprise! iOS and Android printing gotchas InfoWorld The whole point of Apple's AirPrint is to make printing something that just works -- no driver installation, no setup, no adding printers. If they're available, they're simply there, ready to use. In fact, the AirPrint technology works just as promised ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Microsoft Signs up Sharp to License ExFAT File System for Android Smartphones PCWorld Microsoft said the deal specifically included the right for Sharp to use exFAT (Extended File Allocation Table) technology in smartphones built on the Android operating system. While Sharp is known worldwide for its TV and LCD panel business, it is ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| 70 Things to Try with Google's Android 4.1 Voice Search CIO (You can get to Voice Search on any Android 4.1 device by tapping the microphone icon either on the home screen or in the Android search tool. Alternatively, you can say "Google" from the search tool or from Google Now to instantly launch Voice Search ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| appBlaster 2.0 gets friendly with Android handsets, brings new AR ... By Edgar Alvarez We're not sure how many members of the Google army asked for it, but the second-gen, Android-friendly appBlaster's now being delivered to all peripheral. Engadget | ||
| Nexus 7 overclocked to 1.64 GHz, destroys benchmarks | Android ... By Cory Gunther Those awesome Android developers never let up when it comes to the cutting edge. Take the Nexus 7 for example. It rocks the NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor. Android Community | ||
| Android Had 68.1% of the Smartphone Sales in Q2 [REPORT] By Todd Wasserman Android claimed 68.1% market share for all new smartphones shipped in 2Q, according to IDC. Mashable! | ||
| Elecom NFC keyboard for Android devices is a world's first ... By Edwin Kee Elecom has just released what is deemed to be the first NFC keyboard in the world for Android-powered devices, where those who prefer far more complex model numbers can refer to it as the TK-FNS040BK. This particularly tiny keyboard ... Ubergizmo | ||
| Best Of The Blogs: Android Gains More Smartphone Market Share In ... By Christopher Witrak Plus, despite recent losses, the financial industry has a lower failure rate than the rest of corporate America. Minyanville - Business News |
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