March 8, 2014
It’s obvious by now, after having sued Samsung, which led to the Galaxy Tab 10.1 being banned from every major European country, that Apple likes to enforce patent infringement on other companies. Their latest victim appears to be Motorola, as Apple mentioned, in a complaint over the ...
Read MoreWell what do we have here? Apple actually gaining ground on one of it’s many ridiculous lawsuits? That’s the current case in Europe. The Regional Court of Dusseldorf has granted a preliminary injunction against the sale and marketing of the Tab meaning it now has to be taken off the ...
Read MoreOh the joys of litigation! It comes as no surprise I am sure to find out that Samsung has decided to strike back at Apple by suing them for copyright infringement in several countries overseas. Samsung is saying that Apple stole some technology dealing with how power consumption is handled ...
Read MoreBy now, if you have been reading the tea leaves about the advances that Amazon has made in the Android ecosystem, you should be under the assumption that Amazon is working on an Android powered tablet. It seems it is the industry worst kept secret, or rather, most talked about secret anyway. ...
Read MoreAn insider recently said that Motorola is secretly planning a team of trained developers to create their own OS. They are doing this to lessen how much they depend on Android.
Read MoreAs Gingerbread was announced today, every other piece of Google news that is presented to anyone will pale in comparison to Android 2.3. However, it may please many of you to know that Google, the wonderful creator of the thing we love, is predicted to pass Apple in Mobile Advertising in 2011 ...
Read MoreOk I know this is an Android site.You may not like the “i” products. I myself shudder when I hear “iPhone”… like fingernails on a chalk board. Yet there is still hope for Android’s biggest competitor. With the help of a little program called Bootlace 2.1 you ...
Read MorePC World is reporting today that Apple has filed suit against Android handset developer Motorola, for infringing on their multi-touch patents. Specifically, Apple is saying that Motorola infringed on this patent by including multi-touch on the following Android devices: Droid Droid 2 Droid X ...
Read MoreAh Steve. When will you learn? Recently, the CEO of Apple, Steve Jobs, made some comments about fragmentation on the Android platform. Jobs stated that: Twitter client TwitterDeck recently launched their app for Android. They reported that they had to contend with more than a hundred different ...
Read MoreEven as Android users, most of us have become familiar with the harsh requirements of the Apple App Store. Rejected App Store applications routinely find a place in the Android Market, and Tawkon Radiation Detector is no exception. After a year of development, Tawkon claims that it allows you ...
Read MoreSure, everyone in the tech-world saw Apple’s attempt to remedy the iPhone 4′s antenna issue with free cases. Sadly though, much of the public has been duped into believing that all smartphones have the same problem. As my friend pointed out to me over the weekend, what Apple’s ...
Read MoreGoogle co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin are saying that Steve Jobs is rewriting the history of Android to suit Apple’s interests and the iPhone’s market. Jobs claims that Google developed Android after the release of the iPhone to compete with iOS. In reality, nothing could be ...
Read MoreThere’s nothing like a good Android vs. iOS4 speedtest to get the fanboys of both sides into a heated debate. Ars Technica is reporting today that they find JavaScript performance on Android 2.2 to be superior to iOS4 to the tune of about 3 times faster for V8 benchmarking and 2 times ...
Read MoreIn today’s Apple address to the nation of the iBrainWashed, the Cupertino-based company flaunted their ignorance for the entire world to read. No, I’m not referring to their illogical explanation of reception problems or blatant denial of facts that point to the hardware defect in ...
Read MoreEngadget is reporting that the latest version of Android — you know, the one with 450 percent performance improvement and Flash playback — will, upon updating, guide you to visit a selection of Flash-enabled websites. In my eyes, this is a direct counter by Adobe and Google of ...
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