Tag: Android
3 Things I’d Like to See in Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie
Thinking through what Android is missing is not an easy exercise. Over the past few months with my Nexus 4 and Jelly Bean I've continually asked myself, what is this phone missing? The answer: not much.
CEO: “Best day ever for the first day of a launch of a new BlackBerry”
The brief statement was in stark contrast to the glitzy (and generally well received) launch event at which Heins presided, and where singer Alicia Keys was appointed as "Global Creative Director."
Android Jelly Bean share climbs to 13.6%
According to the data collected, Jelly Bean has grown approximately 30% month-to-month.
Is Samsung’s ‘Galaxy’ a better brand than Google’s ‘Android’?
That a partner brand (Samsung) would be better known and more valuable than the licensee brand (Android) is an interesting, though not entirely surprising, supposition. But I'm not so sure the tail is wagging the dog.
Watch: Samsung Super Bowl Ad ($15 million / 2 minutes)
"Let's find a favorable review of one of your movies," Rudd says to Rogen while checking his Samsung Galaxy S III. "No results found."
Google X Phone set for summer launch
If the stars align, we'll see a new Google X phone in person in May - I wouldn't be surprised if it featured a 5-inch HD display or larger. It will ship with Key Lime Pie (Android 5).
What BlackBerry is missing
Nothing announced or demo-ed today in New York by CEO Thornsten Heins and his team suggested this was a company looking to upend a market it once helped create.
Android App of the Day: Scope Beta for Twitter, Facebook, Instagram
Scope supports five networks at this point: Facebook (blue), Twitter (red), Instagram (orange), Foursquare and Tumblr. In testing all worked without a hitch, and refresh rates were respectable.
Smartphone market grows 43%
Last quarter Android once again dominated the market with 7 out of 10 devices sold running the ubiquitous operating system.
RIM touts BlackBerry app sharing, but is it enough?
BlackBerry 10 is almost here. I checked the BlackBerry channel on YouTube. With over 50 million views it has healthy traffic. Clearly people are still interested in RIM, with many primed for a comeback.
