There’s a common stereotype that iPhone users tend to be less educated about the technical specs of their phones. I’m not one to make fun of anyone, and that truly isn’t what I’m trying to do, but these statistics definitely deserve a bit of my time. It seems more than a third of iPhone users ... Read More »
One of Android’s main advantages is volume. Not a week goes by that we don’t hear about some new Android device that’s coming out in the near future. It’s this nonstop river of Android phones that has catapulted the platform to the number one spot worldwide. As someone who keeps an eye on this avalanche ... Read More »
Succeeding the I’m Watch, the I’m Color is a wristwatch that comes packed with a customized version of Android. We have seen other major manufacturers bring similar ideas, like the Sony Ericsson LiveView, and Motorola’s just leaked Tracy XL. Though these manufacturers’ prestige is much higher, the I’m Color is definitely ... Read More »
It’s that time of the week again, folks. Another research firm is reporting that Android is the most popular mobile platform in the U.S. This time is Nielsen’s turn, which today released its mobile report covering the three-month period from February to April.
T-Mobile really wants you to know that its 4G network is the fastest one out there. In fact, the carrier is willing to give you a cool 1,000 bucks if you can prove them otherwise. That’s confidence right there. During this weekend, you can bring your iPhone to a T-Mobile store in the Seattle area ... Read More »
One of our readers Jon asked AT&T support how he could download the U-Verse app to his Android phone. The response he got was, “Unfortunately Android is not high tech as a iPhone.” I don’t know if she ever answered Jon’s question, but the U-Verse app for Android is limited to AT&T phones so that ... Read More »
Do one third of Android users really want to switch to the iPhone? That’s a headline I saw this weekend and it’s being reported overandover that a good portion of Android users secretly lust for Apple’s iOS.
It turns out the source of the survey ... Read More »
What does the typical Android user look like? How are they seen by iPhone users? What do BlackBerry users think of iPhone users? Full comic after the jump.
New market research from The NDP Group confirms Android phones outsold the iPhone last quarter in the United States. RIM’s Blackberry OS remained at the top with 36%, while Android jumped to number two with 28%, followed by the iPhone OS at only 21%.
Now that all four major U.S. carriers (and several regional) are ... Read More »