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Google's Android is working to match the iPhone App Store's mobile software market but with fewer restrictions for developers. This article is the fourth in a series examining how Android stacks up in comparison to the iPhone...
Don't be silly. iPhone users are secure enough with their device that they don't even have to acknowledge such "battles." I'm not buying it. iPhone users aren't going to read this and stick their noses up at such a battle. The...
The Verizon Droid has not been out for that long, but retailers want to capitalize on the hype around the new Google Android phone, designed by Motorola. Verizon is selling the phone for $200. Then Amazon.com decided to chop...
Visited 14 times, 14 so far today Seesmic Twitter Apps on Google Android and Blackberry Seesmic is on a roll. The developers have now released Seesmic Twitter clients for Google Android and Blackberry platforms. They just...
As the owner of a new internet-enabled phone, I have been looking at various ways I can update my favourite online services using the phones built-in email function. If I am out and about, and I want...
Android OS on 12 phones; 12,000 plus apps available * Material financial payoff five years away - analyst * Biggest challenge is compatibility between devices * Mobile games developer says cutting back on Android apps * Google...
'Augmented reality' fuses the Web and the world around you Sunday, November 22, 2009 The cameras on some new phones don't show the world as you've known it. Tap one to display a snippet of Internet data about whatever lies...
As more details of Google Chrome OS came out on Thursday, people already took to Twitter and blogs to voice their complaints with the new OS and shared why they won't be using it when it launches at the end of 2010.
The holidays are upon us, and new devices from Research In Motion, Sony, and other manufacturers offer users a host of new multimedia capabilities. RIMs BlackBerry line seems to be incorporating more consumer-style features...
The Twitter service with the cutesy raccoon mascot is making a new home on BlackBerry and Google Android phones. The free Seesmic, like its proliferate rivals, lets you read, manage, and compose Twitter messages much more...
