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Microsoft’s U.S. smartphone market share has dropped about 22 percent in the last few months, according to a new survey by market researcher comScore. The decline, from 7.5 percent in the last period to 5.8 percent now, could be bad news for the company’s new Windows Phone 7 platform.
EvotekUS, LLC has launched the new version of the company web site (evotekus dot com), including a new exciting affiliate/reseller option. The new program allows anyone who is interested to resell the very successful 4Lock line of accessories for Apple iPhone. In addition to reselling the products on one’s web site, blog or social network, [...]
The Federal Bureau of Investigation released its first app for Apple’s iPhone on Friday, called Child ID. The FBI-developed app can store photos and information on a child, such as height, weight, date of birth, gender, ethnicity, hair and eye color and whether or not they have pierced ears. “Using a special tab on the [...]
VisionMobile released a report evaluating the relative openness of eight open source projects, and found Google’s Android project to rank the lowest at 23 percent, compared to leader Eclipse, at 84 percent.
The iPhone maker takes first place with 19 percent of the worldwide market, just ahead of a surging Samsung and a slumping Nokia, according to IDC.
Linux may not be the most popular OS around, but that doesn’t mean it we’re going to sit here and ignore it. Here are our favourite downloads for everyone’s favourite open source operating system. (more…)
Tech heavyweights Microsoft and Google are acting like a couple of feuding starlets in a public online spat over — wait for it — patents.
The iPhone maker takes first place with 19 percent of the worldwide market, just ahead of a surging Samsung and a slumping Nokia, according to IDC. Originally posted at The Digital Home
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