The end of 2011 saw the back-to-back releases of both the new iOS 5.0 and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich mobile operating systems by Apple and Google respectively. Both were highly anticipated as something out of this world. But when they did finally turn up, they caused a lot of disappointments too, in addition[.....]

Think ‘Apple’s App Store’ when somebody mentions app downloading? Not anymore! The Android Market has taken a lead on Apple’s iOS App Store by a ratio of 2.4 to 1. According to ABI Research, Android topped iOS in the second quarter of 2011, thus becoming the leader with 44% of current market shares while[.....]

Motorola has forced Android haters to think twice about their choice. This October, Motorola has unveiled the slimmest Smartphone ever – the ‘Droid RAZR’ which is just 7.1 mm thick. RAZR, the hot series by Motorola, was first launched in 2004 and turned out to be a huge success due to its smooth and[.....]

Samsung has launched the cheapest Smartphone in the Galaxy series named ‘Samsung Galaxy Y’ for those having a low budget. The ‘Y’ is for ‘Young’ which signifies that this phone is specially designed for young people as an entry level device. Available at an affordable price for almost everyone, this little Smartphone offers great[.....]

Want to see the collision of protons in real time? All you need is a Smartphone that runs Google Android. Now you can view the world’s highest energy particle accelerator smashing subatomic particles in your phones and tablets in real time and in 3D. Large Hadron Collider (LHC) is the world’s largest and most[.....]

Google has announced today that it has acknowledged 190 million Android activations worldwide, during it’s quarterly earnings call. In May, Google announced that there had been a 100 million Android activations worldwide and around 500,000 activations per day, over 36 OEMs and 215 carriers. Since then, the number has reached 190 million activations and[.....]