Latest t-shirt in Android Vs. Apple series: Android Kicks Apple’s Ass
The newest t-shirt design from Dion Briggs in the Android Vs. Apple series is out and it’s about as blunt as it gets. Called “Android kicks Apple’s Ass” it’s a simple shirt with neon green text and a direct message. If you’re on the Android …
comScore: Android fuels smartphone growth in five leading European markets
The top five European markets (France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom) have seen a modest surge in smartphone adoption over the last year, according to new a report from comScore. Overall smartphone penetration has reached 54.6 percent of mobile users, up 13 percent …
Former Apple evangelist Guy Kawasaki says ‘real men use Android’
One of the more prolific Apple figures of the 1980′s, Guy Kawasaki, loves his Android smartphones and tablets. So much so, in fact, he no longer uses Apple mobile devices. An article over at ReadWrite tells us that the former Apple evangelist switched to Android …
comScore: Android inches forward as smartphone sales slow
Android is still the king of the hill when it comes to smartphone market share, according to the newest comScore report. At 52.5 percent of the U.S. market, Android is up ever so slightly with .9 percent growth since June. Even as it remains virtually …
Are you guilty of “Sh*t Android Users Say”?
Ever find yourself saying one or more of the following things about Android or the iPhone? Ever run down someone else’s handset choice or talk up yours like crazy? Sure you have. Check out the video below (after the break), passed to us by the …
Android handsets are still pacesetters in mobile industry
Looking to buy a brand new smartphone and want to make sure you’ve got the latest and greatest technology? You don’t want the new iPhone 5. It’s a great product, sure, and will sell like hotcakes, but it’s not the definition of cutting edge. Not …
Gartner: Smartphones sales slow in Q2 but Android still dominates
While overall sales decline, Android grows its market share from 43.1 percent to 64.1 percent.
NPD Group: Nearly 3 in 5 first-time smartphone buyers choose Android
According to new data out of the NPD Group, nearly 3 out of every 5 new smartphone buyers are picking up Android devices. The information collected over the fourth quarter of 2011 tells us that people prefer Android 57% of the time, followed by iOS …
Woz admits Android does things better than iPhone
Although he still carries the iPhone 4S as his main handset, Steve concedes that Android is making serious headway over Apple.
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Study Shows Android App Users are Twice as Loyal as iOS Counterparts
According to most reports, Apple iPhone users are a loyal bunch of people who are likely to buy another device in the same product line. Those guys love their phones and return to them over and over. But what about Android users? Well, according to …
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Jumptap: Android Dominating in South and Southwest
Jumptap, a key player in the mobile advertising industry, has released their latest Mobile STAT report which breaks down a number of metrics that we find interesting. The study is based on the first half of the year (2011) and pulls data from more than …
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Another Report Projecting Android Apps Eclipsing iOS in August
Just one week after Distimo projected a summer time frame for Android app outnumbering Apple’s, market research firm research2guidance is predicting something very similar. After crunching numbers and consulting the crystal ball, r2g sees Android taking the lead in August. At that point, they forecast the Android …
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Android Market Could Eclipse App Store This Summer
Come back-to-school time Android users will have more apps to choose from than their Apple counterparts. At least that is what the latest Distimo report tells us. Android is growing its number of apps faster than Apple, even with tablets entering the fray. We’v already …
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Nielsen: Android Now Preferred Mobile OS for Past, Present, and Future Smart Phone Purchases
Android is now the preferred mobile operating system for customers looking to pick up a new smart phone. And the preferred mobile OS for people who just bought a smart phone. And the preferred… Well you see where we’re going. Nielsen dropped a nice little …
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