Opinion: The top 10 Android features Apple’s iOS 10 should steal
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Gartner: iPhone worldwide sales topped Samsung in holiday quarter, but Samsung won the year
Gartner is out with its latest report tracking smartphone movement during the previous year and more specifically the holiday quarter….
Apple’s EU Honeycomb sue-age may carry a huge risk
Yesterday, Apple blocked Samsung’s Galaxy Tab in the EU as it had in Australia previously. Today, it is blocking Motorola’s…
Google: Apple attempting to “strangle” Android rather than build new features, devices
Google Senior Vice President and Chief Legal Officer David Drummond has written an open letter to Apple and others (namely Microsoft) for…
iOS leads August Millennial Media ads with half of all impressions
Millennial Media has released their August 2010 ad impressions report and the results are quite phenomenal for iOS. iOS led…
Apple's Flash Packager move had 'muted' effect – Adobe CEO
Apple’s recent move to allow applications developed using Adobe’s Flash Packager for iPhone tool for CS5 has had some effect,…
Apple posts Droid X Antenna Performance video
Apple, (keeping Antenna-gate in the news!) today is hoping to squash their latest competitor, Motorola, with their already popular Droid X by releasing a video showcasing its antenna performance. The video is in identical format to the previous set of Apple’s antenna videos and the Droid X drops from 3 to 0 bars.
Is this a good strategy? Especially when the issue around the iPhone 4 isn’t the “death grip” but that spot on the lower left side that reduces signal upon flesh touching it (that’s why Apple is giving out bumpers?!). Maybe dropping Antennagate now would be a good strategy?
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via MacRumors.
AT&T slowing down iPhone data speed?
According to AT&T’s new iPhone website, the maximum download speed you can expect to achieve with the device is 1.4mbps. That is much different than typical 3G phones like the Motorola Q for instance which comes in at a hefty 3.6mbps. HSDPA data cards can get as high as 7.2 mbps. What gives?!
It is unlikely to be a webpage error because the 1.4mbps speed is also quoted in the official press release. While this may still be twice as fast as the previous iPhone, if true, it won’t impress anyone who has used full 3G enabled devices.
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Motorola Q? 3.6 Mbps!!!
ITC to examine Apple case against Motorola
We’re looking at serious legal challenges across the mobile phone industry in the next couple of years, with Apple’s case…
iPhone leads in new media order — Nielsen
Welcome to the new media order, as described by Nielsen — a new world in which US mobile phone Web…
CES: Apple faces iPad tablet challengers
Apple isn’t at CES once again this year and as per usual Cupertino’s shadow looms above the giant US trade…
Motorola says iPad is just a giant iPhone, teases their Honeycomb tablet
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=quI2I8wLPdc&w=640&h=385] Motorola has just posted their teaser video for their upcoming Android powered tablet. The teaser is quite interesting, going…
Samsung drops iPhone 4S Germany patent suit after discovering Apple’s Qualcomm licensing agreement
Samsung dropped its lawsuit in Germany seeking to ban the sale of Apple’s iPhone 4S. The South Korea-based company had…
Millennial Media November Report: Apple leads with 25 percent of devices, iOS/Android tied for OS usage
Millennial Media just released their monthly mobile device trends report and here is our breakdown. For the month of November…
Changewave report details iPhone challenges in the business market
Changewave’s latest report gives some very interesting numbers for the iPhone in the business market:
- Apple is the number two manufacturer in the planned purchases category (ahead of Nokia (this must be US-centric), Palm, Samsung and Motorola) and already has 5% of the business market.
- Apple leads (59%) the very satisfied category in their survey by double digit numbers and kills Palm and Windows Mobile devices (10-30% very satisfied).
- While RIM currently is the market leader by huge numbers, its recent outages and declining satisfaction ratings are leaving a big question mark in the business landscape – one that Apple is hoping to exploit.
Smartphones, Xmas 2010: Apple competes with free
We’re heading into the Holiday season and the smartphone wars seem set to get a even more gritty as this…
Apple v Nokia round one: ITC report doesn't look good for Cupertino
Apple’s legal battle with Nokia looks to have seen some setback, with staff at the US International Trade Commission (ITC)…
iPhone most popular phone, Android most used OS — Canalsys
iPhone is the most popular US smartphone while the Android army’s march has propelled that multiplicity of devices to become…
Apple sues Motorola over Multi-Touch
Remember when Motorola sued Apple (and everyone else) earlier this month? Remember when Motorola said Droid Does and iPhone Doesn’t?…
Adobe AIR 2.5 challenge for iPhone, iPad and Apple TV
There’s yet another player offering converged solutions for mobile devices, tablets — even TVs — Adobe has entered the fray…
Foxconn confirms iPhone-making price hike
Foxconn has confirmed reports it has raised manufacturing costs for clients, but is denying claims competing manufacturers are using the…
Good news for Apple: iOS doubles up Android in Enterprise
Android may be catching up to iOS in terms of overall users, but according to Good, a maker of mobile…
Consumer Reports dings the Verizon iPhone
http://c.brightcove.com/services/viewer/federated_f9?isVid=1 Consumer Reports is almost comical at this point. They say the Verizon iPhone has the same issue as the…
Android army claims some iOS scores as developer drive continues
If you can’t build an ecosystem, then buy one — that at least looks like the deal as it seems…
