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What is the Popularity of Every Smartphone OS? There’s a Visual for That
According to a study released by Nielsen Research Android has taken over as the top smartphone OS in America.
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Lookout Mobile Security: Android Market to Have More Apps than Apple App Store by Mid-2012
Lookout Mobile Security has issued another report from their App Genome Project and it confirms what we’ve been hearing for a while now: the Android Market is maturing. For those of you who aren’t familiar, the App Genome Project is the world’s largest application dataset that basically shows mobile applications across platforms, and in our case, Android v. iOS.
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HeyWire Brings Social Networking and Unlimited Messaging to Android
iOS users have been loving HeyWire for their unlimited messaging and social network needs, and now, it is available for Android.
HeyWire is different from others in the free texting or group messaging space because it combines a bunch of features that make it easy (and free!) for users to stay in touch with their friends and family around the world. -
Moving from iOS to Android for Christmas? Here’s What You Need to Know
So let’s say, hypothetically, you had that random family member who had been using an iPhone for a little while, and their jealousy of your phone caused them to desire to switch. If that story doesn’t work, insert your own. Chances are at least a …
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Words With Friends Is Finally Getting an Android Port
Phandroid has just picked up an exciting scoop from a source that claims that New Toy Inc. is porting their widely popular online Scrabble clone, Words With Friends, to an Android device near you.
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Google Will Be King of Mobile Ads by 2011
As 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 (which is really not that far away).
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Google Books Announced, Gives You Millions of eBooks to Read on Most Internet-Connected Devices
Google has announced Google Books this morning on their blog, and it breaks into the market with many notable features.
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