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That gives it a run rate of 255.5 million Android devices annually. It’s impressive, but it’s actually lagging estimates for Apple’s iOS . See original post by Silicon Alley Insider
Verizon’s controversial decision to ask Google for Wallet-less builds of the Galaxy Nexus might be moot, as hackers have discovered that the functionality is there none the less. See original post by Hackinthebox.org
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Americans are glued to their mobile devices, obsessively calling, texting, emailing and downloading applications. See original post by Wall Street Journal
Back in November, Britney Spears became the most popular person on Google+. Now, the Los Angeles Time s reports she’s become the first person ever to amass a million followers on the social networking site, which has only been around …
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Nokia’s long-awaited Windows phones may be too little, too late in the smartphone war dominated by Apple and Google, despite positive reviews by handset critics. See original post by Reuters
To be reasonable, that’s the current rate, not historic, so it’s not as though that many Android devices will sell in 2011. See original post by Uzbekistan News.net
That’s 700,000 a day, 21 million a month or 63 million per quarter. What about iOS? Apple won’t likely reveal numbers until January, when announcing holiday quarter results. See original post by BetaNews
Google is getting into the holiday spirit once again with its “Send A Call From Santa” website. See original post by PC World
In another blow to Android, a judge at the U.S. International Trade Commission issued an initial determination that Motorola Mobility infringes four claims of a Microsoft patent. See original post by Macworld UK
In a move that could raise some charges of anti-competitive behavior, Google has begun integrating Google+ brand page information in primary search results. See original post by Mashable
The current plan is for SAP to deliver an integration between its Business ByDesign on-demand ERP suite and Google Apps early in the third quarter of next year SAP and Google executives on Tuesday provided a preview of the companies’ …
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“Think about it this way: Last quarter, we shipped the ‘+,’ and now we’re going to ship the Google part,” Page told analysts. See original post by Asia Pacific News .Net
PC World – Google appears to be building its very own Android tablet , one designed to compete at the high end of slate spectrum. See original post by CIO
Google and Mozilla have agreed to keep Google as the default search engine on the Firefox Web browser for three more years, the nonprofit Mozilla Foundation announced Tuesday. See original post by SiliconValley.com
The chairman and ranking member of the Senate Judiciary Antitrust Subcommittee have added their weight to a Federal Trade Commission investigation into Google over competition issues in its search and online advertising businesses. See original post by Multichannel News
Online search and advertising giant Google is teaming with investment firm Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. See original post by NewsOK.com
Google and Oracle continue to differ over when their lawsuit over alleged Java intellectual property violations in the Android mobile OS should begin, according to a joint filing the companies made late Monday in U.S. District Court for the Northern …
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From 2-5 March 2012, Barcelona will be the proud host of Europeâ??s first International Online Dating Summit. The online dating and social networking industry is one of the worlds’ largest virtual economies. With hundreds of millions of users the industry …
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Apple Inc. won a final patent-infringement ruling that bans some HTC Corp. smartphones from the U.S., bolstering efforts to prove that devices running the Google Inc. See original post by Bahamas News.Net