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by Daniel Ashdown on September 1st, 2011
Is it a Smartphone? Is it a Tablet? No, it’s a ‘Note’ – Samsung’s Galaxy Note, to be precise, and a new category of device according to Engadget. Or, it’s a ‘phone-tablet hybrid’, says TechRadar. And just one more: CNET call it a ‘tablet phone’. I am sure there are many other categorisations if you [...]
by Daniel Ashdown on August 17th, 2011
Motorola Mobility has always been a loyal supporter of the Android project, being one of the first members of the Open Handset Alliance which contributed to its creation, and solely using Google’s OS on its Smartphones. And in turn, Google announced on Monday that it is to acquire the US Company for $12.5 billion. While [...]
While Apple’s latest analyst presentation was naturally overshadowed by fevered speculation about Steve Jobs’ health, the latest stats released by the company nevertheless point to the fact that, in the face of intense competition from other smartphone manufacturers, it is actually doing rather well. Certainly, the company has lost market share in that space, but [...]
Who would have thought that the European Commission would rush to the rescue of Symbian, which has recently struggled to find its feet in the light of the Apple and Android mobile operating systems, and failing interest from handset manufacturers? For those who missed it, Symbian has been awarded €11 million (matched by Symbian partners) [...]
by Anthony Cox on October 4th, 2010
Recent announcements from handset manufacturers in the last week or so put the spotlight firmly on Nokia. RIM’s announcements of its tablet device, PlayBook, and the launch of its new operating system, QNX, both highlight Nokia’s relative silence on new devices and the deployment of Meego-based phones. But the news is worst for Symbian, the [...]
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