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Android’s original standard bearer — HTC — falls from grace
Squeezed by Apple and Samsung, it had a bad quarter and expects the next to be worse
There was a time when HTC and Android were practically synonymous.
The Taiwanese manufacturer built the first commercially available Android phone -- the HTC Dream -- in 2008, and two years later collaborated with Google (GOOG) to build the Nexus...
With 8.7% market share, Apple has 75% of cell phone profits
Between them, Samsung and Apple are sucking up 91% of the winnings
Click to enlarge. Source: Asymco.com
Asymco's Horace Dediu on Friday updated his quarterly review of mobile phone profits, and the news for everybody but Apple (AAPL) just gets worse.
As the iPhone's share of the market in terms of units shipped has grown from 3% in second quarter...
Heavenly Steve Jobs ad spawns hellish flame war
A Taiwanese impersonator brings out the worst in Apple's critics and fans
Homage or sacrilege?
It's hard to say which is worse, the tasteless appropriation of Steve Jobs' trademark jeans and black turtleneck -- with added halo and angel wings -- to hawk a technology he famously dismissed as "shit," or the kinds of things people are...
comScore: iPhone at 30 percent US smartphone market share, 12 percent total US market share
Gaming Goes Social (And Streaming!) Like Never Before With Crytek’s GFACE
Crytek, the developers behind the Crysis series of games, are said to be in the advance stages of building a new social gaming network called GFACE that will be capable of some pretty amazing things. In addition to the features you’d expect from any...New Google reference doc shows comparison of Dart and JavaScript
Mastercard/Paypass to be NFC partner with Apple on iPhone 5?
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Smartphone wars: Apple won the quarter, Samsung the year
A pair of reports agree -- more or less -- on the current state of the battle
Click to enlarge. Source: IHS iSupply.
Two reports published Thursday -- one by IHS iSuppli, the other by Strategy Analytics -- describe the global race for smartphone supremacy as high-stakes see-saw.
Basically what happened is that Apple (AAPL) took the lead from Nokia (NOK)...
