Securing your smartphoneStuff.co.nz - David Hall - 15 Sep, 2011With more than six billion applications downloaded to date, it's clear that the Android Market is experiencing explosive growth and that consumers are hooked on downloading what they want, when they want it. At the same time, consumers need to be ... |
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Android Grabs Second Place in EuropeWall Street Journal (blog) - Nick Clayton - Sep 14, 2011The Symbian operating system used by Nokia for smartphones remains by far the most popular in the five European Union countries (EU5) of France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom. But for how much longer? ... |
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Weekly WindowThe Hindu - Karthik Subramanian - Sep 14, 2011Sony releases 'Ra.One' game images The music of Shah Rukh Khan's “Ra.One” is already creating ripples on the charts. Adding to the buzz is Sony PlayStation's first peek at the upcoming game, based on the movie. Sony had earlier announced that the game, ... |
Android surpasses Apple in EU marketsGMANews.TV - Sep 14, 2011Google Inc.'s Android has passed Apple Inc.'s iOS as the second top smartphone platform in the top five European Union markets, according to Internet marketing research company comScore. According to comScore Europe vice president for mobile Jeremy ... |
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Data firm disputes validity of HTC's Google patentsCNET - Roger Cheng - Sep 13, 2011Tyron Stading, founder and chief technology officer of Innography, a software company that pores through data related to intellectual property, said his company's analysis found that Google may not have had the right to sell two of the nine patents. ... |
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Poll: Should HTC Buy MeeGo or webOS?PC Magazine - Sara Yin - Sep 13, 2011Ever since Google acquired Motorola in August, many have been waiting to see how other Android manufacturers would react. Officially, they are all thrilled with Google's acquisition of a rival cell phone maker. But unofficially? ... |
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Android steals #2 platform spot from iOS in EuropeWashington Post (blog) - Hayley Tsukayama - Sep 13, 2011Vic Gundotra, senior vice president of engineering at Google Inc., in May. (David Paul Morris - BLOOMBERG) The smartphone wars are heating up. Research firm comScore reported Tuesday that this past quarter Google's Android has ... |
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Symbian still top European smartphone platform, Android catching upZDNet (blog) - James Kendrick - Sep 13, 2011Summary: The Symbian platform is still tops in the European market, but that won't be the case for long as Android is grabbing lots of Symbian market share. The latest figures from comScore show the ... |
HTC considers mobile OS buyZDNet UK - Roger Cheng - Sep 13, 2011HTC is keen on buying its own mobile operating system, a move that could help differentiate the smartphone manufacturer from its competition. HTC chairwoman Cher Wang confirmed the company's interest ... |
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HTC eyes own smartphone OSGMANews.TV - Sep 13, 2011Taiwan smartphone maker HTC is considering buying an operating system (OS), including HP's discontinued WebOS, although it is not in a hurry to do so. HTC chairwoman Cher Wang, stressed the firm "many of whose products run Google's Android OS" will not ... |
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Apple, Oracle, Google, Eastman Kodak: Intellectual PropertyBusinessWeek - Sep 12, 2011(This is a daily report on global news about patents, trademarks, copyright and other intellectual property topics. Updates HTC-Apple with company comments, updates Oracle-Google with Google response.) Sept. 8 (Bloomberg) -- HTC Corp., ... |
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HTC considering purchasing own mobile OSMoneycontrol.com - Sep 12, 2011When Google acquired Motorola Mobility , its Senior Vice President of Mobile, Andy Rubin said that their vision of Android remains unchanged. He reiterated the fact that Android was an open platform and would continue to work with all of their partners ... |
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HTC interested in buying its own mobile OSZDNet Asia - Roger Cheng - Sep 12, 2011Chairwoman Cher Wang says that HTC has had discussions internally, but also that the company won't move impulsively. HTC is keen on buying its own mobile operating system, ... |
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HTC considers buying mobile operating systemeTaiwan News - Sep 12, 2011Taiwan's first tier mobile phone company HTC says it may buy an operating system but will “not do it on impulse,” contemplating its options after Google scooped up Motorola and HP abandoned WebOS. The Taiwan-based company's chairwoman Cher Wang said ... |
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Are HTC and Samsung Sick of Google's Android Operating System?PCWorld - Eric Mack - Sep 12, 2011As Samsung releases more phones with its Bada operating system, and HTC ponders buying WebOS, what are their plans for Android? By Eric Mack, PCWorld Are major phone companies preparing to ditch the Android mobile operating system? ... |
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Why Android houses should give Google the 'fork you'Register - Matt Asay - Sep 12, 2011Open...and Shut As details leak about just how closed Google's Android development can be, the billion-dollar question is why mobile handset manufacturers bother to play ball with Mountain View at all. ... |
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Should HTC buy webOS?Washington Post (blog) - Hayley Tsukayama - Sep 12, 2011HTC is reportedly considering picking up its own mobile platform. (PR NEWSWIRE) Taking a cue from Apple and Google, HTC is reportedly considering snapping up HP's webOS operating system to make one company that makes both phone ... |
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HTC weighs buying WebOS or other mobile OSComputerworld - Matt Hamblen - Sep 12, 2011Computerworld - HTC is considering buying WebOS from Hewlett-Packard or acquiring another mobile operating system, according to a report based on comments made by HTC Chairwoman Cher Wang. "We have given it thought, ... |
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HTC mulls mobile OS buy " but won't be rushedRegister - Sep 12, 2011HTC is actively looking at buying its own mobile operating system, such as HP's WebOS, but isn't in any hurry. In an interview with Economic Observer of China, HTC chairwoman Cher Wang said that she and other members of the board were looking at the ... |
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Dear HTC: Don't get into the mobile OS businessCNET - Roger Cheng - Sep 12, 2011I imagine after your comments about HTC's internal discussions over potentially buying a mobile operating system, you're getting a lot of calls and advice. If I may be so bold, I'd like to offer my two cents as well. It may be appealing to own both the ... |
Report: HTC Might Acquire Mobile Operating SystemPC Magazine - Sara Yin - Sep 12, 2011HTC is considering the acquisition of a mobile operating system, its chairwoman told a reporter in China. "We have given it thought and we have discussed it internally, but we will not do it on impulse," Cher Wang, chairwoman and co-founder ... |
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Does HTC need to buy an OS? Probably notZDNet (blog) - Adrian Kingsley-Hughes - Sep 12, 2011Summary: I don't think that HTC needs to 'buy' an OS, after all, what would it buy? Interesting piece over on Focus Taiwan which reports on quotes made by HTC chairwoman Cher Wang in relation ... |
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HTC interested in buying its own mobile OSCNET - Roger Cheng - Sep 12, 2011HTC is keen on buying its own mobile operating system, a move that could help differentiate the smartphone manufacturer from its competition. HTC Chairwoman Cher Wang, speaking to the Economic Observer of China in a report picked up by Taiwan's Central ... |
HTC Reportedly Mulls Buying OSForbes - Sep 12, 2011After a long career at Barron's, I joined Forbes as San Francisco bureau chief in December 2010. I've been writing about technology and investing for more than 25 years. With the Tech Trade, I'll pick up where I left off when I was writing the Tech ... |
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HTC considering purchase of a mobile OS; webOS or MeeGo optionsZDNet (blog) - James Kendrick - Sep 12, 2011Summary: Android device maker HTC has admitted it is looking at buying a mobile operating system to use on its products. The obvious choice would be webOS, although there might be a fit with MeeGo. ... |
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HTC is considering buying an operating systemInquirer - Dean Wilson - Sep 12, 2011TAIWANESE SMARTPHONE MAKER HTC has let slip that it is considering buying an operating system, which could put it in direct competition with its partners Google and Microsoft. The idea of moving into the software field was prompted by ... |
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HTC mulling purchase of operating system: reportFocus Taiwan News Channel - Sep 12, 2011Taipei, Sept. 12 (CNA) Cher Wang, chairwoman of Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC Corp., said the company is considering buying an operating system (OS), but is in no rush, according to a recent news report. After the global PC heavyweight Hewlett-Packard ... |
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HTC triggers longer battle against Apple: analystFocus Taiwan News Channel - Sep 11, 2011Taipei, Sept. 11 (CNA) Taiwan's HTC Corp. has triggered a longer legal battle against Apple Inc. after filing new complaints with patents acquired from Google Inc., the owner of the popular Android operating system., an analyst said recently. ... |
HTC owns over 50 per cent of UK Android marketKnow Your Mobile (blog) - Richard Goodwin - 15 Sep, 2011HTC - Taiwan's answer to Apple - now owns upwards of 50 per cent of the UK Android smartphone market. Samsung comes in second place with a respectable 21.6 per cent and Sony Ericsson and LG are third and fourth with 14.2 per cent and 3.5 per cent, ... |
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HTC, Samsung take Android to the brinkConsumer Tech - 15 Sep, 2011Home PC | 15 Sep 2011 : Last week I wrote about the bloodless tablet space and how Android proliferation was creating a 'me too' approach by manufacturers. The demise of HP's TouchPad and Pre3 signalling the end of the webOS platform; RIM's Blackberry ... |
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