IDC has released a new report on global smartphone shipments broken down by operating systems, revealing that iOS and Android collectively account for a staggering 92.3 percent of worldwide smartphones.
Cydia creator Saurik releases Substrate, Winterboard for Android
Apple asks Google for Android source code related documents in Samsung case
EU Commission says Motorola is using their strength in an abusive manner against Apple
Microsoft’s New Windows Phone Ad Pokes Fun at iPhone-Android Flame Wars
The Samsung Galaxy S4 reviews are out, so what’s everyone saying?
If you’re a tech journalist, you often get courted by hardware makers to review their latest wares. There’s usually a catch though. You can’t publish your findings until an agreed upon time and date. This is called an embargo. According to my Twitter stream, it looks like the embargo for reviews of Samsung’s Galaxy S4 lifted roughly few hours ago. I’ve spent all morning reading a number of them, and here are some snippets I’d like to share.
Facebook Home Review Roundup
Facebook Home is going to launch tomorrow.
What is it? It’s a replacement Android launcher that takes over nearly every part of your phone. It changes your lock screen, it changes your home screen, it changes your app launcher, and it also installs this neat little messaging client called “Chat Heads”.
Mark Zuckerberg Comments on Facebook Home For iOS, Google vs. Apple in Mobile
Yesterday, Facebook unveiled Home for Android, which transforms an Android phone into a Facebook/social phone.
If you’re wondering or terrified about Facebook Home coming to iOS, especially since it is deeply integrated in iOS then we’ve some good news or bad news depending on which party you belong to.
Apple Continues To Grab Smartphone Market Share In U.S.
Here’s everything that Facebook announced today, including the HTC First





