Samsung has unveiled their next generation Android-based Galaxy S smartphone at a media event in London to take on Apple’s iPhone 4S, dubbed Galaxy S III.
Samsung Galaxy S III Teaser Video Implies iPhone Users Are Sheep
Samsung is widely expected to unveil its next generation Galaxy S smartphone – Samsung Galaxy S III along with S-Cloud – an iCloud competitor at a media event on May 3rd.
iPhone 4S Competitor – Nokia Lumia 900 Reviews Are Out
With just a few days to go for the launch of Nokia’s Lumia 900, we’ve started seeing some of the well-known tech writers and critics publishing reviews of the Windows Phone based smartphone.
Nokia Takes a Dig at Apple’s iPhone in Lumia 900 Advertising Campaign
Ahead of the Lumia 900 launch, Nokia has just kicked off the advertising campaign by taking a dig at Apple’s iPhone and Android-based smartphones.
iPhone Competitor: Samsung Galaxy S III Specs Leaked
Apple’s iPhone 4S and next generation iPhone, which is expected to be launched in September or October this year (some rumors claim it could be unveiled at WWDC 2012 in June) will face competition from Samsung’s next generation Galaxy S – Galaxy S III.
Windows Phone Takes on iPhone in Photo Speed Challenge [Video]
Hot of the heels of the Samsung Galaxy Note vs iPhone Street Challenge, provoked a debate in the comments section, Microsoft has also launched a new campaign to highlight that the Windows Phone is faster than the iPhone to do regular things like upload photos etc.
Samsung Continues Ridiculing iPhone Buyers in Its Latest Galaxy S II Ad
Samsung’s newest ad for the Galaxy S II continues its anti-iPhone campaign by highlighting the lack of free, in-built turn-by-turn navigation on the iPhone.
Why Are Android Based Smartphones Bigger Than The iPhone?
Since Android’s introduction in the smartphone market, Google touted “choice” as Android’s big advantage over other mobile platforms. Choice of carriers, choice of manufacturers and choice of handsets.
Microsoft Exec Admits Windows Phone 7 Was a Reaction to The iPhone
In a rather candid chat with The New York Times, Joe Belfiore, an engineer on the Windows Phone team, admitted that the platform was indeed a response to the iPhone.
Why Android’s UI Isn’t As “Smooth” As iOS
A few Google+ posts by a Google Engineer and by a former Google intern and soon-to-be Microsoft intern correct poor “facts” and shed some light on why Android’s user interface isn’t as smooth as iOS‘s. The reason may not be what you think it is.