The developer of ambitious online mobile game Pocket Legends has a story to tell that's quite different than the norm these days - it says its game has earned more money on Android than on the iPhone.
Mirroring a report from Nielsen last week, the latest numbers from respected mobile industry tracker Comscore show that Android is now the most popular smartphone platform in the country, putting an end to the seemingly unbeatable Blackberry operating system.
Apple currently remains on track to win 70% of the tablet market this year with its next-gen iPad 2. However, one analyst believes Android-based tablets will triumph over the iPad in the long-term.
Apple has released a developers preview of Mac OS X Lion. The upcoming version of Cupertino's flagship operating system offers popular elements of iOS in a more traditional desktop setting.
In the same churn of the rumor mill that says Apple is working on a smaller, "iPhone mini," there's also a report out there that suggests the company is planning on making its next smartphone a big bigger than previous ones.
When you consider how many devices there are around the world that connect to the Internet, it's pretty impressive to hear the iOS, which powers only a handful of different gadgets, is taking a 2% share of all global online activity.
Epic VP Jay Wilbur believes that "anything in the Apple world is perfect," while "hardware fragmentation" in the Android space is a "really big issue."
Apple looks set to introduce social media features in the next release of the iPhone operating system, iOS 4.3.
Trawling through an early developer build, Apple Insider says it's noticed a 'Media Stream' folder which contains another folder titled 'Photo Streaming'. The implication is that Apple plans to allow users to share their photos with friends.
Sorry for the reminder, guys, but it's tax season. But at least it can be a bit easier on you this year, as Android users will be able to file their taxes from their phone for the first time with TurboTax.
Android Honeycomb is indeed a sleek and sexy tablet OS. But is the latest iteration of Google's popular mobile operating system capable of taking on Apple's iOS-powered iPad?
The people behind the scenes at Google's mobile division certainly have their hands full right now as their system is now powering up 300,000 new devices each and every day.
After having just released version 4.2 of its iPhone/iPad software, Apple is already looking ahead to a new update and may be ready to push it out in just a couple weeks.
Apple co-founder Steve "Woz" Wozniak believes Google's popular Android Operating System (OS) will eventually dominate the highly-competitive mobile universe.
A MacRumors forum member has positively identified an iOS (4.1) security breach that allows unauthorized users to make outgoing calls from a locked iPhone.
