Smartphone Platform Profile: Apple IPhone OS - New Market Report Published - OfficialWire (press release)

Posted by smartphone - Google News on January 26, 2010

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Smartphone Platform Profile: Apple IPhone OS - New Market Report Published OfficialWire (press release) In little more than two years, Apple's iPhone has come to symbolise most consumers' idea of what a smartphone is and what one should be, with more than 30 ... Best Smartphone for IT: Blackberry vs. iPhone vs. AndroidDatamation The App Store That's Never ClosedEntrepreneur Little Difference Between Android, IPhone, Other Apps: MplayitTMCnet Rethink Wireless -Blackberry Cool (blog) -High Tech Lounge all 54 news articles »

iPhone And Android Now Account For 81 Percent Of Smartphone Web Ads In the US - TechCrunch (blog)

Posted by smartphone - Google News on January 21, 2010

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iPhone And Android Now Account For 81 Percent Of Smartphone Web Ads In the US TechCrunch (blog) ... being acquired by Google), the iPhone and Android combined captured 81 percent of US mobile ad impressions on smartphones in the fourth quarter of 2009, ... Android now more than a quarter of US smartphone ad requestsFiercemobilecontent AdMob: Android makes impressive gains in Q4ZDNet (blog) How Apple and Nokia divvy up the worldCNNMoney.com (blog) GigaOm (blog) -Small Business Computing -Entrepreneur all 88 news articles »

Mark Cuban: Keeping T-Mobile Sidekick Despite Data Disaster, Trying Android

Posted by Technorati Search for: iPhone 3G on October 23, 2009

Digital entrepreneur and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is known in some tech circles for one quirk: In the age of the iPhone and BlackBerry, he still uses a T-Mobile Sidekick. (And has been for years. Here's an interview I did with him for Forbes about his Sidekick II in early 2006.) So how is he dealing with the datacenter disaster at Microsoft that wiped Sidekick owners of their phone contacts and other data? (Data is being restored .) Mark tells us he's going to keep the Sidekick

Dell confirms Android-powered smartphone coming to U.S. in 2010 (Mobile Burn)

Posted by Yahoo! News Search Results for title:smartphone on October 16, 2009

The famed entrepreneur called the handset a "starting point" for Dell devices in the U.S. and said that the company is considering additional emerging open platforms similar to Android.

ViVu Raises $3 Million For Online Video Conferencing Platform

Posted by Technorati Search for: smartphone on October 13, 2009

ViVu, an online video conferencing platform, has raised $3 million in Series A funding led by Inventus Capital Partners, with Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Quest Venture Partners and entrepreneur Bill Carrico participating. The company says that the new financing will be used for sales and marketing efforts. ViVu’s “video as a service” lets anyone create a live video webcast that can be used for online meetings and events, sales presentations, demos or training sessions. ViVu’s cloud-based