After Motorola’s victory last Friday, Apple was forced to remove multiple iPads and iPhones from its German online store. Apple was able to quickly put them back up, after asking Motorola for a patent licensing deal. It has just been discovered that Motorola is willing to work with Apple on this, but for quite ... Read More »
Image via: laihiu with Creative Commons
It is no secret that the government has been looking into secure modern mobile technology. From soldiers to the president, the government needs devices that will be able to keep all of their information private. Well, it seems like Android is the chosen one, and the government will start using smartphones like yours ... Read More »
Smartphone security continues to be a hot topic in the Android ecosystem. Whether you believe this is much of an issue or not, Android is the most popular mobile operating system, and the bad guys are known to target bigger markets. Google is not keeping its arms crossed, and they have just revealed Bouncer, a ... Read More »
Image via: Anuj Biyani with Creative Commons
Today’s survey statistics involve quite a deal of comic ‘relief.’ Not only are we dominating the smartphone market, but we’re also beating everyone in other fields. According to a couple of surveys, it seems Android users are most likely to use their phone while in the toilet and to have one night stands.
RIM’s success has been declining since the iOS and Android operating systems started skyrocketing. Currently, Blackberry devices hold a dismal position in distribution charts, and Research in Motion is in desperate need of rescue. In an attempt to seek a newer approach, past co-CEO’s have gotten off their thrones, and allowed ... Read More »
Early last month we heard that HTC’s focus for 2012 would be more on quality than quantity. While HTC delivered impressive numbers throughout most of 2011, it became obvious that HTC had spread itself too thin later in the year with the number of different handsets the company pushed out.
Before this news was simply ... Read More »
It’s no secret that consumers are enamored with the cameras on their smartphones. Samsung, HTC, Motorola, Sony and countless other smartphone manufacturers are investing millions of dollars to improve their camera technology, and we’re seen quite a few articles across the web that try to pinpoint the very best camera phone.
Knowing that the public ... Read More »
This week Google announced an upcoming change to their privacy policies that aims to provide a more intuitive user experience across all their products. Starting March 1, Google plans to consolidate more than 60 privacy documents into a single new Privacy Policy.
Now when signed in, Google will treat you as a single ... Read More »
Verizon has just announced their operating results for the final quarter of 2011. Big Red saw a $2.02 Billion loss due largely to a $3.4 Billion pension revaluation charged in the quarter. The loss is down from a $2.64 Billion profit in the Q4 2010. The loss comes despite outstanding revenues generated in wireless (record-breaking) ... Read More »
We reported yesterday that Apple is spending a ton of money to protect their slew of patents against potential violators, and have very little to show for their efforts. Today, the Dutch Government is rubbing a little salt in Apple’s wounds by rejecting Apple’s appeal to block sales of the Samsung ... Read More »
Image via: pasukaru76 with Creative Commons
