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Android Grabs 46% Smartphone Share, iPhone Nets 28%: comScore |
| News added: 5 December 2011 |
Google (NASDAQ:GOOG) Android operating system rose to 46.3 percent market share through October, up from 44.8 percent through September, according to comScore. Apple's (NASDAQ:AAPL) iOS platform rose to 28.1 percent share for the month from 27.4 percent in September. Apple's share may have been the beneficiary of offering the new iPhone 4S i... read entire news → |
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Android and Samsung steal the show in comScore October report |
| News added: 2 December 2011 |
When it comes to statistics on mobile devices, there&8211; comScore &8217;s results are in, October 2011 on the docket, and they&8217;re going to see is a comparison between this summer&image18217;s a set of results that show the manufacturers of devices, these manufacturers carrying in some cases more than one mobile OS. The months of July and Oct... read entire news → |
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Mobile giving grows up |
| News added: 2 December 2011 |
Computerworld - The earthquake that devastated Haiti nearly two years ago was followed by a massive relief effort that was supported in part by millions of dollars in donations by people who used mobile phones to text $5 or $10 to disaster aid groups. Since the Jan. 12, 2010, earthquake, mobile giving has moved beyond disaster aid. Now, people mak... read entire news → |
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Vitrue to Offer New Mobile Facebook App for Marketers |
| News added: 1 December 2011 |
ATLANTA, GA, Dec 01, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Vitrue ( www.vitrue.com ), the leading social marketing platform, today announced its new mobile Facebook application for marketers during a Facebook-sponsored mobile technology session at the APPNATION III conference in San Francisco. A long-time Facebook Preferred Developer Consultant (PDC), ... read entire news → |
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ICS 4.0 hidden Android Dreams feature hands-on |
| News added: 1 December 2011 |
Google is a place where even though their slogan may no longer have to do with the doing of no evil, they certainly do a lot of good AND have a lot of fun &8220;RocketLauncher&8217;ve got courtesy of our pal Cory from Android Community is a hands-on experience with this new way of looking at your apps. All you need is a bit of digging skills and yo... read entire news → |
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