By limiting exclusivity to AT&T, Apple has walked away from the opportunity to dominate the US smartphone market – a decision not easily reversed.
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By limiting exclusivity to AT&T, Apple has walked away from the opportunity to dominate the US smartphone market – a decision not easily reversed.
Apple’s latest policy change could result in losing more developers. Apple appears to be slowly killing it’s greatest advantage with the iPhone: the App Store.
With 2009 quickly coming to a close, we take a look back at the past year and what to expect in mobile for 2010.
Verizon and Google announced a partnership to promote Android on mobile phones. Here are seven predictions on what it means for the mobile market.
Apple recently announced that they’ve eclipsed 2 Billion downloads in the App Store. While the numbers are impressive, I don’t think this is a good thing for anyone but Apple.
A weekly summary of the latest news, analysis, and trends in the mobile market. This week’s topics include the Google & Apple battle, more Android-buzz, and more app store news.
A weekly summary of the latest news, analysis, and trends in the mobile market. This week’s topics include multiple announcments for new Android-based devices.
While apps for mobile devices are getting all the attention, fundamental flaws in the App Store model will cause apps to lose their popularity and give way to mobile websites and web-based apps.
A weekly summary of the latest news, analysis, and trends in the mobile market. This week’s topics include Apple banning Google Voice apps and Google’s strong push into mobile.
A look at which of the two technologies will prevail in the great mobile debate – the mobile web or apps.