Microsoft’s Bing has made some really impressive progress over the past few years in making itself a preferred search engine. Today it crossed the 20 percent mark in the US search market share, eating away most from Google & Yahoo.Google took the top spot with 64.5 percent, followed by Bing with 20.1 percent and then Yahoo with 12.8 percent finally ... Read More »
Android now accounts for 72.4% of all smartphones. Which means that almost 3 out of 4 smartphones are now Android. Thats a pretty impressive number Android! So, what happened to iOS? Well, Since Samsung Galaxy SIII(Android-based) out-sold iPhone and hundreds of Android devices being released iOS simply got pushed over to the corner. As a matter of fact if Samsung ... Read More »
Google’s Android OS and Apple’s iOS are increasingly dominating the mobile market share. They have showed impressive gains in the first quarter of 2012. Symbian and BlackBerry on the other hand continue to lose their ground. Market research firm IDC has published it’s global smartphone market share report for the first quarter of this year. Android was a clear out ... Read More »
Whilst Samsung remains the boss in the mobile phone market, new research published this week shows the power Apple has over the tablet market. The research revealed that Apple iPads send almost 95% of all traffic to websites originating from a tablet computer. The iPad, launched in 2010, has rapidly gained popularity, with the market share controlled by Apple rising ... Read More »
Sony seems to have dumped Symbian products as it has no new plans for products with Symbian OS in it. Sony is not the only vendor to join the dump Symbian bandwagon. “We have no plans for the time being to develop any new products to the Symbian Foundation standard or operating system,” Aldo Liguori, a spokesman for the London-based ... Read More »
Its been just over a since the launch of Bing, Microsoft’s Search Engine and it has already over took Yahoo and become the world’s no.2 search engine. Microsoft’s Bing search engine has been rapidly rising in popularity since its launch in June of last year. In August, it overtook Yahoo as the No. 2 U.S. Internet search engine, after Google, ... Read More »
It looks like Google is all set to produce and sell its own cellphone “Nexus One”. Sadly google has not yet made any comment regarding this. All I could find about this was news reports. All this was started by Wall Street Journal, who posted an article and said they have sources for the information. Well, atleast Google plans to ... Read More »
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