Federal Judge Expresses Anger Toward Apple, Motorola For Using Global Litigation “As A Busines
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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...
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...
No Way You’re Only 40, Happy Birthday Cell Phone!
It was 40 years ago today that Martin Cooper, an employee at Motorola, made the first ever cell phone call from the streets of Manhattan....
Feedly Continues To Eat Up Google Reader Mobile Users
announcement of Google Reader closing shop July 1, Feedly has taken the lead for top news app on Androids, iPhones and iPads. After...
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...
Samsung Introduces Galaxy S4 With Nary A Mention Of Android Or Google
unveiled its heavily anticipated Galaxy S4 handset. The event had the hype and production values of an Apple product launch. But, what...
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,...
Study: iPhone 5, Galaxy S3 Neck And Neck In Web Traffic Share
latest traffic study, Samsung’s Galaxy S3 has caught the iPhone 5 in terms of the amount of Internet traffic it generates. The findings...
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,...
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...
Report: Apple Edges Samsung To Become Largest Smartphone Maker In US
quarterly earnings: $54 billion revenue, $13 billion in profit. Despite their size, investors started dumping the stock, worried that its...
Apple-Samsung Patent Verdict Now Empty Footnote In Global Smartphone Contest
$1 billion patent infringement verdict against Samsung would would rock the smartphone world. However, in the months since the landmark...
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...
First The Smaller iPad, Now A Cheaper iPhone?
explains, there have been rumors of a cheaper, lower-end iPhone for some time. But the publication now says that a less-expensive iPhone...
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...
30 Essential Business Apps For Your Smartphone
Interactive marketing professionals don’t just use mobile to reach their customers — they’re often avid users of the technology...
Google Chairman Schmidt Touts Android Sales: “We’re Like The New Microsoft”
Quoted in a Bloomberg article Schmidt said the following: Booming demand for Android-based smartphones is helping Google add share at the...
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