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16 Mobile Apps for Surviving Holiday 'Fun' - 23 Nov, 2011Many of these apps are available on multiple platforms, so whether your poison is iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone, or even webOS (yes, in some cases!), you'll be covered. Having to deal with the TSA is bad enough. ... |
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How Nokia Can Stave Off Smartphone Irrelevance - 27 Oct, 2011Similarly, Microsoft continues to dominate the desktop software space, but its Windows Phone software holds only 1.6 percent of the global mobile OS share, according to the same Gartner report. Both Nokia and Microsoft are massive companies with huge ... |
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Flash's Future Fades As Windows Close on Adobe - 16 Sep, 2011The future of Flash looks dimmer and dimmer as another major player in the mobile space shuns support of the platform. Microsoft's brand new Windows 8 Metro user interface will not support Adobe Flash or other plug-ins, ... |
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Last Year's Smartphones Selling Better Than the Latest and Greatest - 23 Aug, 2011And of course, much of this growth is at RIM's expense; the Canadian company bled out over half its share of sales compared to the same period last year. As usual, Windows Phone 7, Windows Mobile, and webOS each held less than 5% of the market. |
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In Search of Buyers, HP Slashes TouchPad Prices - 9 Aug, 2011... tablet marketshare in 2011, leaving the remainder up for grabs between the myriad Android tablet manufacturers, BlackBerry PlayBook makers Research in Motion, and HP â€" and possibly Microsoft, if its Windows Mobile OS comes to tablets anytime soon. ... |
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Microsoft Accuses Google of Anti-Competition - 31 Mar, 2011In addition, they're claiming that Windows Mobile phones were blocked from being able to use YouTube properly. Brad Smith, the Senior Vice President & General Counsel, Microsoft Corporation, wrote on the TechNet blog: Google has enabled its own Android ... |
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Dell's Big, Brawny Windows Phone Means Business - 1 Feb, 2011Though this style of mobile productivity has fallen out of vogue (or at least changed shape), injecting bits of that DNA into an inexpensive and streamlined ... |
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Microsoft's Mobile Strategy Takes Aim at Apple, Google - 13 Jul, 2010Its once dominant Windows Mobile OS currently holds just 13.2 percent of the smartphone market and has been been steadily losing market share to competitors ... |
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Adobe Releases Flash Player 10.1 for Android - 23 Jun, 2010How in the world is Adobe going to keep up Flash for Symbian, Android (whatever flavor is out), WebOS, Windows Mobile, etc? Answer, they won't. ... |
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Editor Gets Android Running on an iPhone - 8 May, 2010Recently, Wired.com reported on DIYers modding Windows Mobile handsets to run Android. Connor Roberts, a software engineer, posted a step-by-step tutorial ... |
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HTC's Gorgeous HD2 Stumbles With Windows Mobile OS - Apr 6, 2010However, the phone runs Windows Mobile 6.5, a decidedly outmoded operating system. WinMo takes about 30 seconds to start up and, once running, ... |
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Android Army Pumped for All-Out Attack on iPhone - 31 Oct, 2009The software titan launched its first mobile OS back in 1996: Windows CE, which served as the foundation for the Windows Mobile OS shipping with some ... |
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