Android (page: 15)
The ongoing Apple vs. Samsung wars have provided some interesting tidbits of information about the companies, including emails from late Apple founder Steve Jobs.
Following a slew of updates for devices made by HTC, Samsung and others, KitKat now claims a 5.3 percent adoption among Android devices.
Philips has decided to downgrade the size of its 4K TVs for 2014, but its added numerous interesting features.
Android users beware: a new research report has pointed to a critical exploit in the operating system that could lead to over a billion devices being vulnerable.
Apple is finally considering launching iTunes for Android, as well as an unlimited on-demand streaming service to rival Spotify, Google All Play and the rumored upcoming Amazon Prime Music.
It has been discovered that popular cross-platform messenger WhatsApp has a vulneranability that could make Android users susceptible to their conversations being read by all other apps.
According to comScore's latest U.S. smartphone data, Windows Phone has finally surpassed BlackBerry for the third spot in the market.
Sony has used the Mobile World Congress event to unveil its new flagship Android device, the Xperia Z2.
After months and months of rumors and leaked images and speculation, Nokia unveiled its Android devices early this morning, dubbing the phones the X, X+ and XL.'
HTC, during a Reddit AMA, has said they are focusing on Android updates, after a notably rough past of slow updates.
Google has updated their Play Services SDK this week, meaning tons of Chromecast apps should be on the way.
According to a new research note from Nomura, Microsoft is making up to $2 billion from its Android licensing agreements, significantly more than what it makes from its own Windows Phone smartphone operating system.
According to the WSJ, Nokia will release its oft-rumored Android smartphone this month, just as the company's handset division closes on being sold to Microsoft.
A new and interesting report from ABI Research should have Google on watch as Android continues to dominate global smartphone sales.
Geeksphone, the Spanish startup trying to disrupt the smartphone world, has revealed specs and images for its upcoming Revolution handset that runs on Android and Firefox OS.
Sony Mobile has confirmed today that many of its older Xperia smartphones will no longer be receiving future upgrades, and will stay with their current firmware and version of Android.
While other firms reported that smartphone shipments broke 1 billion in 2013, Canalys believes the world got very close but did not hit the milestone.
According to CEO Brian Krzanich, Intel's quad-core Bay Trail processors will reach Android tablets starting in the Q2.
A photo allegedly showing another view of the prototype Nokia smartphone running Android has surfaced.
As they do every month, Google has released the latest market share figures for every version of Android.
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