The app-development market is consolidating around the top operating systems as developers move away from operating systems with less market share. According to survey respondents, while the top four operating systems… Read more »
With billions in losses coming each quarter, it feels as if Nokia’s living on borrowed time. While many people expect Microsoft to step in and purchase the struggling Finnish handset giant,… Read more »
Microsoft may have finally accomplished something it has failed to do at the last six Consumer Electronics Show events I’ve attended: It has people talking about its phones. Even with few… Read more »
The last four years have shown remarkable growth in smartphone ownership, changing the mobile landscape as the phone becomes central to our lives. This year I’ll be looking for cross-platform apps,… Read more »
Today’s must-read comes from The Wall Street Journal, which examines the pressure Nokia faces as it kicks off its annual conference in London tomorrow. Nokia is widely expected to introduce its… Read more »
After months of getting its teeth kicked in by Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android, things appear to be looking up for Research In Motion. All Things D claimed this week that… Read more »
Fujitsu is launching a smartphone that doubles as a handheld Windows 7 computer. While the idea of a full computer in your pocket sounds attractive, this device strikes me as the… Read more »
There isn’t much in the way of big mobile news this morning (at least not yet), so I wanted to direct your attention to this thought-provoking piece from Barron’s yesterday about why… Read more »
The global mobile phone market lost some of its momentum during the Great Recession, with overall shipment numbers declining slightly in 2009. However, sales of smartphones — those devices based on… Read more »