ComScore: More Than 100 Million Smartphone Users Now In U.S.
Market research firm comScore on Tuesday released the results of a three-month study on the U.S. mobile phone industry. Android and iOS continued to grow…
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Apple Unveils iPhoto For iPad, Available Today For $4.99
Toward the end of Apple's iPad event in San Francisco, the Cupertino-based company announced iPhoto for iPad. Along with Garage Band and iMovie, Apple has…
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Temple Run Coming To The Android Market On March 27th
Imangi Studios on Tuesday announced that its hit iOS game, Temple Run, will be coming to the Android Market on March 27th. Temple Run is…
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U.S. Senator Asks FTC To Investigate Apple And Android
Charles Schumer, a Democratic Senator from New York, has asked the Federal Trade Commission to investigate Apple and Google over reports that applications on both…
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Google's Siri Competitor To Be Called 'Assistant,' Report Claims
In December, it was reported that Google is working on a solution that will boost the capabilities of its Voice Actions on Android-powered devices in…
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China Mobile Has Over 15 Million iPhone Users, All 15 Million Didn't Buy Them From China Mobile
China Mobile, the largest mobile carrier in the world, still does not have an agreement with Apple to sell the company's iPhone its 655 million…
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AT&T Urges Customers To Dump 2G, Upgrade To 3G And 4G
AT&T wants customers who are still using 2G phones to upgrade to the company's faster 3G and 4G networks, MarketWatch reported last week. The carrier…
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Apple's App Store Reaches 25 Billion Downloads
Apple on Saturday confirmed that apps in its App Store have collectively been downloaded more than 25 billion times. The Cupertino-based company will reward Chunli…
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Samsung's Galaxy S II Named Best Smartphone In The World, And Samsung Is Just Getting Started
This year's Mobile World Congress is now behind us. And it was quite a show. Android phones got a bump to four cores, camera phones…
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Like iOS Apps, Android Apps Can Secretly Access Photos Thanks To Loophole
The New York Times reported on Tuesday that due to a permission loophole, third party app developers could access an iPhone's photo gallery app. The…
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Verizon Tops J.D. Power And Associates Network Quality Rankings
Verizon Wireless on Thursday announced that the company was ranked No.1 in network quality in five of the six regions covered by a recent J.D.…
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AT&T Amends Data Throttling Policy: 5GB For LTE Smartphones, 3GB For Non-LTE
AT&T on Thursday announced a revision to its smartphone data throttling policy, which impacts users who have chosen to retain the unlimited smartphone data plan…
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Apple Blocks eBooks That Link To Amazon, Report Claims
A new report from Seth Godin of PaidContent claims Apple is rejecting eBooks from its iBooks store that contain links to Amazon. "I just found…
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Android Fragmentation Gets Measured; 2012 Is The Year Of Gingerbread
Fragmentation is a recurring issue that haunts the Android ecosystem in many ways. While Google's latest version of the Android platform was intended in large…
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Windows On ARM Won't Support Some Business Features
Microsoft previously disclosed that Windows on ARM will feature a desktop mode to ensure an identical user experience between ARM and Intel-based tablets. On Wednesday,…
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Permission Loophole Gives Developers Access To iOS Photo Library And Location History
Earlier this month it was revealed that the popular social networking app Path was uploading entire iPhone address books to the company's servers without first gaining…
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PlayBook OS 2.0 Installed On 43% Of Devices After One Week, Firm Says
Analytics firm Chitika on Tuesday revealed the findings of a recent study that shows the latest Blackberry PlayBook operating system update is already running on…
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AT&T Should Be Investigated For 'Fraudulent' Data Policies, Public Interest Group Says
AT&T on Monday announced a new plan that will let developers pay for the data used by their apps and services. The data consumed by…
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Samsung Galaxy Mini 2, Galaxy Ace 2 And Galaxy S WiFi 4.2 Hands-On
These three new devices announced by Samsung at Mobile World Congress are each intended to occupy different spaces in the mobile market. The Galaxy Mini…
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Hands On With Samsung's Galaxy S Blaze 4G For T-Mobile
Samsung has a number of new devices on hand at this year's Mobile World Congress, and one of them was the Galaxy S Blaze 4G…
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RIM Reels In Developers With Promises Of Change
To say that the past 12 months have been a bit rocky for RIM and the Blackberry eco-system in general would be grossly understating the…
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Corning Gorilla Glass 2 Coming To Devices In April Or May
Corning announced on Monday that the first shipments of Gorilla Glass 2 have been sent to the company's partners. Corning's second-generation of Gorilla Glass is 20%…
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Visa Announces New Mobile Payment Solution
Visa on Monday announced a "one-stop" mobile payment solution that looks to compete directly with Google Wallet and the carrier-backed ISIS payment system. After a…
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Intel Announces New Processors And Partnerships
Intel on Monday detailed a number new products and partnerships during the company's Mobile World Congress press event. "We are very pleased to add new, important customers…
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Sprint Seeks An Additional $2 Billion From Investors
Sprint on Monday announced that the carrier is issuing another round of notes due in 2017 and 2020 in an attempt to generate approximately $2…
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Hands-On With The ZTE Era, Orbit And PF112
ZTE doesn't have a strong presence here in the U.S., but the vendor revealed several smartphones at this year's Mobile World Congress trade show that will be…
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Hands On With Sony's Xperia P (Again) And Xperia U
We were only able to spend a few minutes with Sony's new Xperia P smartphone as we rushed from Sony's press conference to HTC's press…
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