Forget Android And iOS, U.S. Consumers Want Windows Tablets
U.S. consumers want a tablet powered by Microsoft's Windows Operating system, not iOS, according to new research published by Boston Consulting Group. The firm found…
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Microsoft Teams Up With New Content Companies For TV On Xbox 360
Microsoft on Wednesday announced a number of new content partners that will deliver movies, television shows and other content to its popular Xbox 360 video…
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Android, iOS Continue To Absorb BlackBerry Market Share In U.S.
ComScore released its most recent U.S. Mobile Subscriber Report on Wednesday, which suggests that iOS and Android are continuing to absorb share at the expense…
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Samsung Posts Nexus Prime And Android 4.0 Teaser Clip [Video]
Samsung just cranked our anticipation meters up to 11. The phone maker on Wednesday posted a teaser video for the Nexus Prime, which is expected…
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HP To Decide Fate Of PC Division This Month
HP's newly appointed CEO Meg Whitman said the company will decide this month whether or not it is going to spin off its personal systems…
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Samsung Seeks To Block iPhone 4S Sales With New Patent Complaints
Samsung filed two separate motions for preliminary injunctions in Paris, France and Milan, Italy on Wednesday seeking to block the sale of Apple's upcoming iPhone 4S…
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T-Mobile HTC Radar 4G May Land November 2nd For $200
T-Mobile is reportedly preparing to launch the HTC Radar, one of the first Windows Phone Mango devices to land in the United States, on November…
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Apple Rejects Samsung's Proposed Patent Settlement In Australia
Apple denied Samsung's proposed deal in Australia that would allow the South Korea-based company to begin selling its Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet there. Apple believes…
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HP Finalizes Autonomy Acquisition
HP announced on Monday that it has followed through with its intentions to acquire Autonomy and has purchased the enterprise information technology firm for £25.50…
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HTC Issues Statement On Sense Security Flaw, Says Patch Coming Soon
HTC has issued a new statement addressing concerns over a security flaw recently discovered on several of its Android-powered smartphones. The vulnerability could allow third-party…
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Sharp To Manufacture Smartphones And Tablets For LightSquared's 4G LTE Network
Wholesale wireless reseller LightSquared announced on Monday that Sharp will manufacture smartphones and tablets capable of running on its 4G LTE network. LightSquared said that…
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Chitika: Apple Smartphone Share Slides In September As Samsung, RIM Gain
A new research report from Chitika Insights suggests Apple's smartphone usage share fell 1.4% between August and September while Samsung and Research In Motion gained share. Apple's…
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Kindle Fire Pre-Orders Reach 95,000 Units On Day One, Market Research Firm Says
Amazon reportedly sold 95,000 Kindle Fire tablets during the device's first day of pre-sales availability alone. According to estimates from market research and intelligence firm…
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Walmart And T-Mobile To Launch $30 Prepaid Unlimited Plan On October 16th
T-Mobile announced on Monday that it has teamed up with Walmart to offer an exclusive $30 monthly prepaid plan that provides unlimited web and text.…
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India Testing New Solution For Spying On BlackBerry Users
India's government is currently in the process of testing a solution that will allow it to spy on BlackBerry users sending and receiving data over…
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Images Of BBM On Android Reportedly Surface [Updated]
BGR exclusively reported in March that Research In Motion was working to bring its popular BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) platform to Android smartphones and the iPhone.…
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HTC Investigating Potential Sense Security Flaw
A report was recently published by Android Police that suggests HTC's Sense user interface has several major security flaws that provide HTC with access to…
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iPhone 5 May Feature T-Mobile '4G' Compatibility, Still No T-Mobile Availability
The "iPhone 5" may or may not exist following Apple's event on Tuesday, but if it does, it could end up being the biggest smack…
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Sony Ericsson CEO: We Underestimated The iPhone
Sony Ericsson's CEO Bert Nordberg recently sat down for an interview with The Wall Street Journal during which he said his company "should have taken…
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iOS And Mac OS X Market Shares Hit Record Highs
A recent report from Net Applications suggests that Apple's iOS and Mac OS X operating systems both achieved a record high global market shares during…
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Sony Ericsson Xperia Ray Now Available Unlocked In U.S. For $430
Sony Ericsson announced on Friday that its Xperia ray Android smartphone is now available unlocked in the United States for $429.99. It is equipped with…
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AT&T Asks Judge To Toss Sprint Lawsuit
AT&T has asked a federal judge to toss a lawsuit brought against it by Sprint, Reuters reported on Friday. Sprint filed its lawsuit on September…
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Nokia's Secret OS To Address Sliding Position In Emerging Markets
As Nokia fights to regain its footing, the company recently abandoned Symbian and MeeGo to instead adopt Windows Phone in an effort to stabilize its declining smartphone…
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JP Morgan: Amazon Kindle Fire An Unimpressive 'Stepping Stone'
JP Morgan executive director Mark Moskowitz is not impressed with Amazon's first attempt in the tablet market. In a recent note to investors, Moskowitz said…
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Microsoft's Android Warpath Will Likely Extend To Kindle Fire
Microsoft and Amazon signed a licensing agreement in February last year that covers technology used in the Kindle and various other products. That agreement does…
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Samsung Proposes Secret Deal With Apple In Australia
Samsung recently offered Apple a secret deal in Australia that could potentially allow the South Korea-based phone maker to put its Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet…
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Amazon May Acquire Remnants Of Palm And webOS From HP
Amazon is reportedly a front runner among multiple companies currently in talks with Hewlett-Packard to purchase its struggling webOS business. VentureBeat cites an anonymous "well-placed…
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