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Why Google Android is winningCNET - Matt Asay - 11 Mar, 2010The global smartphone market is still RIM's to lose, with Apple in the pole position to profit from its mistakes. But new ComScore data on the ... |
Android Keeps Climbing in Mobile OS SharePC Magazine - Jamie Lendino - 11 Mar, 2010Industry research firm comScore has unveiled the latest round of wireless industry numbers, and it's looking better and better for Google's ... |
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Windows Mobile usage plummetsInquirer - Lawrence Latif - 11 Mar, 2010DIGITAL BEAN COUNTER Comscore reported that Microsoft suffered a terrible three months to January 2010 in the US mobile market. ... |
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HTC Tattoo can only be fun for a whileEconomic Times - Sriram Sharma - 11 Mar, 2010In the hyper competitive world of smartphones, the multi-billion dollar challenge is in getting the device-platform mix right. The device itself is becoming ... |
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iPhone still second-place US smartphone while Android growsArs Technica - Chris Foresman - 11 Mar, 2010The latest data from market research firm comScore shows Apple holding on to a quarter of the US ... |
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Apple iPhone: Demand is sky high â€" best time for iPhone 4G?Product Reviews (blog) - Alan Ng - 11 Mar, 2010It has been reported that demand for the Apple iPhone is as high as ever, after new figures have shown a dramatic increase in shipments compared to last ... |
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April is Android month for Aussie phone vendorsAustralian Personal Computer - 11 Mar, 2010A fistful of phones running Google's open-source OS are set to launch next month, giving Android a boost while Microsoft waits for Windows Phone 7. ... |
iPhone Sees 97.9% Year-Over-Year Jump in ShipmentsThe Mac Observer - Brad Cook - 11 Mar, 2010Smartphone shipments saw 37.2 percent worldwide growth on a year-over-year basis during the fourth quarter of 2009, with Apple leading the way at 97.9 ... |
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iPhone Maintains Number Two Spot in US Smartphone MarketThe Mac Observer - Brad Cook - 11 Mar, 2010Apple's iPhone maintained its number two position in the US smartphone market during the three-month period ending January 31, 2010, according to market ... |
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CHART OF THE DAY: Research In Motion Has Done A Great Job Defending Its TurfThe Business Insider - 11 Mar, 2010When Apple's iPhone hit the market, it looked like it was only a matter of time before Apple ate BlackBerry maker RIM's lunch. While that could still be ... |
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Who's Cheering for Windows Phone?GigaOm (blog) - Colin Gibbs - 11 Mar, 2010Microsoft faces a tough assignment in trying to get back in the smartphone game. ... |
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Android Gains Mobile Share, RIM Still On TopI4U - Robert Evans - 11 Mar, 2010Earlier this week comScore posted their January 2010 US Mobile subscriber market share. This showed the change in overall % of mobile subscribers from ... |
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ComScore: Motorola, BlackBerry rule US marketFierceWireless - Mike Dano - 11 Mar, 2010New figures from research firm comScore show Motorola and BlackBerry maker Research In Motion commanding the US device market. ... |
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Android Gains Trump Palm, WinMoWireless Week - Maisie Ramsay - 11 Mar, 2010Microsoft and Palm are losing market share to devices based on Google's Android operating system, according to ... |
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Android Market Share Leaps 153% As The iPhone SputtersInvestor's Business Daily (blog) - Brian Deagon - 11 Mar, 2010The market share for Android smart phones from makers such as HTC, Motorola (MOT) , Samsung and others rose to 7.1% for the period ended Jan ... |
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ComScore: BlackBerry dominates US smartphone marketVelti News - Neil Hill - 11 Mar, 2010Mobile internet users in the US favour devices powered by the BlackBerry operating system (OS) over any other type of smartphone. ... |
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Android Crushes the Competition, iPhone Stands StillHot Hardware - Paul Lilly - 11 Mar, 2010The latest quarterly smartphone results are in from market research firm comScore, and surprise-surprise, Google's Android platform continues to rock the ... |
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Blackberry still boss in smartphone usersWashington Business Journal - Jeff Clabaugh - 11 Mar, 2010Apple's iPhone is a strong No. 2 in the latest rankings of smartphone market share, but the Research in Motion's Blackberry is still far ahead of iPhone in ... |
Apple sees 98% iPhone growth as Microsoft, Google prepare for battleApple Insider - Neil Hughes - 11 Mar, 2010Worldwide smartphone shipments stormed back last quarter with 37.2 percent in growth, and Apple's iPhone led the way with a 97.9 percent ... |
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Korean Phone Makers to Bring Android Smartphone into Domestic MarketArirang News - 11 Mar, 2010A fierce battle has begun in one of the world's most dynamic mobile phone markets with 45 million users out of a total population of 49 million. ... |
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Google US Smartphone Marketshare GrowsITProPortal - 11 Mar, 2010Android-powered handsets continue to lure the smartphone enthusiasts in the US, as the company's share in the smartphone market has more than doubled in the ... |
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Memo to Google's Android team: Tie your shoelaces, kidsInfoWorld - 11 Mar, 2010Is Google the new Microsoft? Maybe -- but that's the wrong question. More to the point is this: Can Google avoid tripping over its own feet as it strives to ... |
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Android Developers Win Smackdown Vs. iPhone, BlackBerry, and Windows Mobile ...Xconomy - Erin Kutz - 11 Mar, 2010So the iPhone may be the prettiest, the Blackberry may boast the biggest smartphone market share, and the Windows Mobile platform is, um, around, ... |
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iPhone - iPod Security ... Finally! Mobile Active Defense Protects Smartphone ...PR-CANADA.net (press release) - 11 Mar, 2010"iPhones and smartphones are the next target of criminals worldwide," commented Winn Schwartau, Chairman of Mobile Application Development (MAD) Partners. ... |
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iPhone Growth Stalls in US as Android Smartphones Catch UpNewsolio (blog) - 11 Mar, 2010By Newsolio Editor SILLICON VALLEY, Cal.- The seemingly unstoppable growth of the Apple iPhone may not be so, with the Android smartphones from Google ... |
Android Gains While iPhone Remains Flat LinedCoolTechZone.com (blog) - Matt Hartley - 11 Mar, 2010Despite the fact that Android is a drag to develop for apparently, this article from TechCrunch shows us that developers might want to buckle down and deal ... |
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Buildanapp Beta for android is now supportedExaminer.com - 11 Mar, 2010The company MobileOn Services, headquartered in Minneapolis, rolled out beta support for the Android platform in addition to the iPhone, Blackberry and ... |
Mobile game makers: Windows vs. OS X is over, Android vs. iPhone has just begunVentureBeat - 11 Mar, 2010One thing was crystal clear during today's mobile games panel at GamesBeat@GDC: Mobile is the next competitive frontier in the game industry. ... |
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Apple holds second place in US smartphone shareNetworkWorld.com - Dan Moren - Mar 10, 2010Market research firm ComScore is back with the latest numbers on the battle for consumers' hearts and minds in the US smartphone ... |
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Android Market Share Exploding: Up 4.3% Since OctoberThe Next Web - Alex Wilhelm - Mar 10, 2010You knew that the Droid was selling well, you have been seeing them in your daily life for months now, but do you know how well Android was ... |
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