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HTC One X Smartphone Review

After being poised to dominate the android market in 2009 and 2010, HTC had a relatively quiet, even underwhelming year in 2011, suffering from brand dilution with an alarming number of handsets released last year. However, this year HTC gives the market a flagship handset for all of us to concentrate our attention on, and […]

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Mobile Browser Market Share Australia – July 2011

I was having a look today at the mobile browser market shares in Australia over the past month (June-July 2011). This is basically showing the popularity of the mobile phones most used for mobile internet surfing. We wrote about Mobile Browser Market shares for Australia in May if you want to check previous figures. The […]

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Google Android Overview [INFOGRAPH]

David Correll on October 28, 2010 | Android Google | Comments (0)

In 2010 more handsets with Google Android were sold that any other Operating System handset. Windows 7 is now crowding the market even more and already receiving good reviews. Have a look at this infograph put together by cellphones.org showing an overview of how the Google Android operating system has gone to date. Infograph source: […]

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Infograph: How Popular Is The iPhone Compared To Android, BlackBerry, Nokia? [INFOGRAPH]

David Correll on October 12, 2010 | Android Blackberry iPhone Mobile Nokia | Comments (0)

Have a look at this interesting infograph on how popular the iPhone is compared To Android, BlackBerry, Nokia. Please note the stats are for the US but still very much useful to note. There have been some real movement in smart phone market shares over the past 2-3 years and this no doubt will continue. […]

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StumbleUpon Launches iPhone and Android Applications

David Correll on October 3, 2010 | Android Apple iPhone Mobile Stumbleupon | Comments (0)

StumbleUpon has launched iPhone and Android Applications so users are now able to ‘stumble’ content for them mobile devices. The application lets you: – Easily explore pages in your favorite topics and on top sites (Flickr, YouTube, Photos, News). – The pages you bookmark from your phone are automatically synced with your StumbleUpon account on […]

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Android Market Update – September 2010

David Correll on September 15, 2010 | Android Mobile | Comments (1)

With so much media attention always going to Apple and their iOS platform, its worth taking a look at how Android is fairing in the competitive mobile market. Here are some new stats worth taking note of in regards to the Android mobile platform: – 200,000 Android phones are sold everyday. – 97,000 (approx) applications […]

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Trojan Virus hits Android Phones

David Correll on August 11, 2010 | Android Google | Comments (0)

There have been reports surfacing across the web that the first virus has been detected on Android phones. Computer Security company, Kaspersky, has found a an Android app called ‘Trojan-SMS.AndroidOS.FakePlayer.a’ The app basically pretends to be a media-player application, but once installed sends SMS messages to premium high cost numbers without the owners knowledge. Often, […]

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Facebook upgrades Android app

David Correll on August 4, 2010 | Android Facebook | Comments (0)

Facebook has done a much needed upgrade to their Android Facebook application. Android is now the 2nd most popular mobile operating software so it makes alot of sense for Facebook to upgrade their once bare bones application to something more powerful, similar to the iPhone app in terms of features. One feature that is still […]

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Cost of mobile apps? Apple, Android, BlackBerry, Windows, Nokia, Palm

David Correll on July 5, 2010 | Android Apple Blackberry Google iPad iPhone Mobile Nokia Palm Windows | Comments (0)

Its interesting to look at all the mobile smartphone Application stores and see the percentage of paid apps to free apps. A recent report by Distimo has found that more than half of all paid applications are about $2 of less. BlackBerry is however the exception as they do not allow application less than $2.99. […]

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iOS and Android Developer numbers [STATS]

David Correll on July 3, 2010 | Android Apple Mobile | Comments (0)

There are alot of developers now developing apps for both the iOS and Android operating systems. AppStoreHQ.com put together a survey of all their developers on both the iOS and Android and the stats looking something like this: – 43,185 iOS developers – 10,199 Android developers – 1415 developers building apps on both platforms. Apple […]

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