Report: iPhone Regains Impression Lead, iPad Generating 12 Pct Of Mobile Ad Revenue Globally
released its quarterly State of Mobile Advertising report for Q1 2013. The major finding is that “iOS continues to outperform all other...
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WSJ: Yahoo Wants Deeper Relationship With Apple
create a Home-like proprietary software layer on top of Android. But, there would be risks in doing so. An alternative way to boost...
Update To Google Search App For iOS Fixes Bugs, But That’s About It
Google Search app for iOS has been updated with bug fixes and an improved voice search, but there’s no mention of Google Now included in...
Report: Apple Accounts For 74% Of App Revenue & Google 51% Of All App Downloads
Of that, 74% of the app revenue went through Apple’s iTunes network, while Google Play accounted for the most app downloads with 51%....
Administrative Body Affirms Samsung Violation Of Apple “Text Selection” Patent
Reuters, a judge on the US International Trade Commission (ITC) has affirmed that Samsung infringed an Apple patent involving “text...
Safari Still Leading With 61% Of The Mobile Browser Market
Net Applications, a site that monitors web traffic, announced today that Apple’s iOS browser Safari won 61.79 percent of all mobile...
Watch Wars: Samsung Races Apple To Develop Wearable Computer
The Pebble Consumers have only recently gotten used to smartphones and barely integrated tablets into their routines. Soon they’ll be...
Apple Devices Dominate In-Flight, Tablet Traffic
Gogo, 35 percent of in-flight Internet usage happens on tablets, 32 percent on smartphones. The remaining 33 percent is on laptops. It’s...
The January Smartphone Story: Android Slips, Apple Gains, Feature Phones Fade
The US smartphone story has been pretty consistent for well over a year: Android is now on more than 50 percent of US smartphones,...
China Sounds Alarm About Android Market Dominance
search market share may be hovering below 5 percent, Android is the overwhelmingly dominant smartphone operating system in the world’s...
Duopoly Time: Apple And Samsung Combine For Almost 90 Percent Of 2012 Global Smartphone Market
out today from IDC show the two combining for a staggering 87.6 percent of all smartphones “shipped” in 2012 on a global basis. In Q4,...
Why I’m Glad Google Play Gives Developers Customer Data
How Developers Sell In Google Play Vs. iTunes The way the Google Play market works and has worked since it launched on October 23, 2008...
Global Handset Sales Fall But Smartphones Continue To Gain
According to sales data compiled by Gartner, global mobile handset sales in 2012 hit 1.75 billion units. However that was a nearly 2...
US December Smartphone Share: The Apple-Samdroid Battle Continues
released data on December US smartphone market share. The story is the same as in previous months. Android and iOS are up and almost all...
Apple Reports Mixed Results: $54 Billion Quarterly Revenue (Miss), $13 Billion Profit (Beat)
reported quarterly revenues of $54.5 billion this afternoon. That was slightly below consensus revenue expectations. The company posted...
Most Popular App In The US? It’s Facebook (Thanks To Apple)
new numbers out today from the comScore Mobile Metrix service. ComScore says Facebook ended the year with more than 85 million unique...
Report: iOS Continues To Dominate Web Traffic
A report appearing in the Wall Street Journal asserting that Apple cut production orders on components for the iPhone amid weak demand...
Apple Announces 40 Billion App Downloads To Remind Developers Of Where The Money Is
announcing that the iTunes App Store had reached 40 billion app downloads. It also said in the release that nearly half of those had come...
Android Has Nearly 54 Percent Mobile Market Share — comScore
Earlier today comScore released November mobile market share numbers for the US. Android and iOS continued their gains, with Android...
Apple Drops Patent Claim Against Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini
According to Reuters yesterday Apple has agreed to drop patent infringement claims against the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini. Despite its...
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