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Ovum: Android to dominate smartphone growth, Windows Phone will beat BlackBerry  In a press release on Friday, research firm Ovum stated that the smartphone market will double by 2016, led by devices running Google’s Android operating system. Ovum predicts that Android will drive smartphone growth moving forward, and that it will amass 38% of the global market by 2016. At that time, Apple will own 17.5% of the smartphone market and BlackBerry maker RIM will hold a 16.5% [..] |
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Smartphones dominate the UK market with Android rising 350% 
Market research company GfK RT released a report on Monday that revealed this simple fact: the British love smartphones. According to GfK’s June figures, smartphones are growing steadily in the UK and now make up 73.5% of the contract market;… [..] |
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RBC: 185 million tablets sold by end of 2014, Android to dominate long-term  In a note to investors on Thursday, RBC Capital Markets General Manager Mike Abramsky reiterates the firm’s belief that the tablet market is poised to explode over the coming years. RBC forecasts a rise in global tablet revenue from $11 billion in 2010 to $70 billion in 2014, noting that leadership will be achieved through a differentiated user experience, innovation, value and the surroundi [..] |
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Carriers dig deeper hole with lack of innovative 4G LTE pricing, Ovum says  Wireless carriers around the world are digging themselves into a deeper hole by neglecting to experiment with innovative pricing models for 4G LTE services. While consumers have exhibited concern surrounding tiered data plans and bandwidth throttling, Ovum believes such models are necessary to combat the growing capacity crunch plaguing cellular service providers. This crunch, of course, is seriou [..] |
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| WHY WOULD ANYONE EVER BUY AN ANDROID PHONE? Take Our Smartphone Survey And Tell Us! Google Android has come out of nowhere in the last couple of years to dominate the smartphone industry.
Is Google's dominance going to continue? Or will Apple's move to sell the iPhone with more carriers -- especially Verizon in the U.S. -- neutralize the Android threat?
We'd love to learn more about your smartphone purchasing thoughts. Do you have a smartphone now? Will you [..] |
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| WHY WOULD ANYONE EVER BUY AN ANDROID PHONE? Take Our Smartphone Survey And Tell Us! Google Android has come out of nowhere in the last couple of years to dominate the smartphone industry.
Is Google's dominance going to continue? Or will Apple's move to sell the iPhone with more carriers -- especially Verizon in the U.S. -- neutralize the Android threat?
We'd love to learn more about your smartphone purchasing thoughts. Do you have a smartphone now? Will you [..] |
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| WHY WOULD ANYONE EVER BUY AN ANDROID PHONE? Take Our Smartphone Survey And Tell Us! Google Android has come out of nowhere in the last couple of years to dominate the smartphone industry.
Is Google's dominance going to continue? Or will Apple's move to sell the iPhone with more carriers -- especially Verizon in the U.S. -- neutralize the Android threat?
We'd love to learn more about your smartphone purchasing thoughts. Do you have a smartphone now? Will you [..] |
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| Android accounted for less than 19% of Q4 smartphone sales at AT&T Apple’s share of the global smartphone market reportedly topped the market share of all Android vendors combined in the fourth quarter last year, and nowhere was the iPhone’s lead more dominant than at AT&T. The nation’s No.2 carrier on Thursday reported its earnings for the December quarter, stating that smartphone activations totaled 9.4 million units. Apple’s iPhone [..] |
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Dell?s Android smartphone gets pictured  Leave it up to our team of global ninjas ? we?ve just got a shot of what we?re told will be one of Dell?s Android devices coming later this year. Yes, you heard that right ? multiple handsets coming from Dell. It?s been rumored for a while, but we?re able to confidently report Dell is [...] [..] |
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Android and iOS account for more than 80% of U.S. smartphone market  Over the past three months, Apple’s iOS operating system and Google’s Android mobile platform both continued to grow ? according to comScore, they now account for a combined 80.3% of the U.S. smartphone market. The research showed that 234 million Americans aged 13 and older use mobile devices. Samsung is the most popular manufacturer with a 25.6% share of the U.S. mobile market, follo [..] |
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| WSJ: Dell to build Android smartphone for AT&T Apparently when Dell went from carrier to carrier offering offering to make them handsets they weren?t as unsuccessful as we thought, for the Wall Street Journal has it on good authority that AT&T has commissioned Dell (where have we heard this before?) to make them an Android handset. Specifics are lacking at this point in [...] [..] |
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Images of HTC?s Pyramid Android smartphone surface  A live image of HTC’s unannounced Pyramid Android smartphone, rumored to possibly land on T-Mobile, has been leaked ? and it looks a bit different than earlier renders. The Pyramid is sitting next to a Desire HD in the shot above, and based on its size we assume the speculation around the device having a 4.3-inch qHD display to be correct. Unlike last week’s leaked shot, though, the li [..] |
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Nielsen: Apple top U.S. smartphone vendor, Android top OS in Q2  Android continued on its warpath this past quarter, once again showing gains as it retained its position as top smartphone platform in the United States. Nielsen on Thursday issued its second-quarter smartphone market share data for the U.S., and Android finds itself atop the list again with 39% of the market. IOS remains in the No. 2 spot with 28% and RIM slid to 20% in the second quarter. Window [..] |
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