Survey: Android Gaining Ground, FastPC Magazine - Jamie Lendino - Jan 6, 2010A new survey of over 4000 consumers from ChangeWave shows that Android OS is gaining on its smartphone rivals, fast. ... |
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SKT to launch 12 Android smartphonesJoongAng Daily - Cho Jae-eun - Jan 6, 2010The Apple iPhone has sold shockingly well in a country that prides itself on being the world's most cutting-edge cellular market - but it's going to get ... |
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Smartphones continue to surgeCNET News - Lance Whitney - Jan 5, 2010Was 2009 the year of the smartphone? Or will it be 2010? Either way, a new Forrester report confirmed a surge in smartphone ownership last ... |
Smartphone surge continuesBangkok Post - Jan 4, 2010The smartphone handset market in Thailand has bucked the downward trend that has beset the rest of the handset market over the past year, with solid growth. ... |
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Android Gains on Apple's Mobile Web Share DominanceADOTAS - Gavin Dunaway - Jan 7, 2010The big news is that mobile share of web consumption up 110% in North America â€" to 1.3% of all web traffic. Well, that's not mind blowing ... |
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Forrester: Smartphone Market Share Hits 17 Percent in the USGearlog (blog) - Jan 7, 2010A new Forrester study indicates that the proportion of US subscribers owning smartphones has shot from 11 percent in 2008 to 17 percent in 2009, ... |
Mobile web consumption grows 148% worldwide in 2009Fiercemobilecontent - Jason Ankeny - Jan 7, 2010North American mobile web consumption increased 110 percent in 2009 while worldwide access grew 148 percent according to new data issued by audience ... |
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Samsung Heir Requested Blocking iPhone Release in KoreaTelecoms Korea - Jan 6, 2010Lee Jae-yong, the only son of former Samsung Group chairman Lee Kun-hee, requested that SK Group chairman, Chey Tae-won, refuse to import the Apple iPhone ... |
Mobile Web Growth In 2009: 110% In US, 148% WorldwideMobile Marketing Watch (blog) - Jan 6, 2010A new report published by Quantcast shows the mobile Web grew 110 percent in the US, and 148 percent worldwide in 2009. Interestingly, the mobile Web still ... |
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Smartphone Owners Increase Handset-Based SpendingMedia Buyer Planner - Jan 6, 2010Smartphone owners in the US are becoming more comfortable shopping and buying from their mobile handsets, but poor mobile site functionality is still a ... |
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Android OS Roils Smart Phone MarketDatamation - Jan 6, 2010ChangeWave: In a December survey, 4 percent of smartphone users said they were currently using Google's Android operating system, but 21 percent of people ... |
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Surging demand to trigger glut of Android devicesStrategyEye (subscription) - Sarah Vizard - Jan 6, 2010Demand for smartphones equipped with Google's Android mobile operating system is surging, threatening to turn the market "on its head", ... |
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SK Telecom plans 12 Android smartphonesGlobal Telecoms Business - Jan 6, 2010South Korea's top mobile operator, SK Telecom, will unveil 12 more smartphone models in February 2010 in response to the iPhone being marketed by its rival. ... |
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2009: Year Of The Smartphone â€" KindaAll Things Digital (blog) - Charles S. Golvin - Jan 6, 2010We've just gotten data back from our most recent US Omnibus Survey, fielded in October and November of 2009, and it provides a snapshot of the US mobile ... |
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SK Telecom to launch over 12 Android phones in KoreaKorea Herald - Jan 5, 2010SK Telecom Co., Korea's top mobile operator, said Wednesday that it will introduce 12 more smartphone models based on Google Inc.'s Android operating system ... |
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Andriod makes serious gain in mindshareTECH.BLORGE.com - Ronald O Carlson - Jan 5, 2010If wishes were smartphones, then the future is very, very bright for Apple and Google, which rank one and two, respectively, ... |
US Mobile Web Usage Grew 110 Percent Last Year; Apple Dominates, Android No. 2TechCrunch (blog) - Erick Schonfeld - Jan 5, 2010The mobile Web grew 110 percent in the US last year and 148 percent worldwide as measured by growth in pageviews, ... |
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Motorola Doesn't Care About Android Backwards CompatibilityCoolTechZone.com (blog) - Gundeep Hora - Jan 5, 2010One of the great things about Apple's iPhone/iPod Touch platform has been the ability to upgrade devices to the latest operating systems, just like desktop ... |
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Android and iPhone users are the most active mobile shoppersVentureBeat - Jan 5, 2010According to Compete's Q3 2009 Smartphone Intelligence Survey of nearly 2000 smartphone owners, 37% purchased something non-mobile with their handset in the ... |
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Android to surge, Windows Mobile barely hanging onPocketPCBlast - Jan 5, 2010According to a new survey Android is about to really shake things up in the mobile world. ChangeWaveResearch's chart shows that Android will come on strong ... |
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Report: One-fifth of smart phone buyers want Androidtuaw.com (blog) - Dave Caolo - Jan 5, 2010Last December, ChangeWave Research conducted a study to determine what kinds of smartphones shoppers want ... |
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Forrester: Smartphone US Market Share Reaches 17%Mediapost.com - Mark Walsh - Jan 5, 2010Good news for Google today as it launches the Nexus One, its own high-end mobile device. The proportion of adult US ... |
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Will 2010 Be the Year of the Smartphone?ReadWriteWeb (blog) - Frederic Lardinois - Jan 5, 2010Later today, Google plans to unveil its own smartphone, the Nexus One. According to new data from research firm Forrerster's new US Omnibus Survey, ... |
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Here Come the Android LoversThe Big Money (blog) - Kevin Kelleher - Jan 5, 20102010 is shaping up to be the year when Android phones gave the iPhone a run for the money. Adding to that idea is a survey late Monday ... |
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Smartphone usage continues to grow in US, according to Forrester ResearchVentureBeat - Jan 5, 2010On the day of Google's much anticipated Nexus One smartphone event and launch, Forrester Research has released results from a survey that confirm what we ... |
Compete Announces Results of its Quarterly Smartphone Intelligence SurveyTMC Net - Shamila Janakiraman - Jan 5, 2010Compete, a Kantar Media company, has announced the results of its quarterly Smartphone Intelligence survey. ... |
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Mobile browsing increases with Android leading in late 2009Mobiletor.com - Jan 5, 2010Google certainly ended 2009 on a good note with regards to its Android OS. As per a report from Android Guys, latest figures from NetApplications claim that ... |
More smartphone users shopping with their mobilesEconsultancy (blog) - Graham Charlton - Jan 5, 2010More evidence for the growth of mobile commerce is provided by stats released yesterday which show that 37% of US smartphone users have made a (non-mobile) ... |
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Android web browser share up 55% in late 2009IntoMobile (blog) - Jan 4, 2010It looks like Google (NSDQ: GOOG) ended 2009 with a bang as far as its Android OS is concerned. New metrics from Net Applications indicate that the Android ... |
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Mobile browsing on the rise, Android looking impressiveNeowin - Jan 4, 2010An article on AndroidGuys brings up a chart from NetApplications that shows an explosion of mobile web browsing in the month of December. ... |
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