Posted by Akshay Sura on Apr 21, 2010
We've already noted how Apple – once the edgy, cool company for the outsider who was just slightly smarter than the average – is now the industry behemoth with the lion's share of the market.
But while Apple likes to promote itself as a freedom-loving, innovation above all company, that moniker applies only to the users of its products (and now, it only applies to small pockets of those users).
Apple itself is a company that is closed, ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Aug 26, 2009
T-Mobile users will be glad to know that they can now get the long-promised myTouchG3 phone. In fact, those who pre-ordered should have already received the sleek touchscreen smartphone, and those want to grab one can go to the T-Mobile retailer near them and snag a new one for $199 and a two-year contract.
This model mirrors the HTC Magic found outside the U.S., with a 3.2 inch touchscreen display and a virtual keyboard.
Reviewers say the ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on May 13, 2009
Through thick and thin, patches and updates, Apple has indeed written a new success story for the iPhone. Taking advantage of the iPhone’s success, business organizations are adding their own value added services to its customers, by creating innovative and new iPhone applications. These third party applications have seamlessly integrated with the iPhone OS. In a nutshell, iPhone applications are taking the market by a storm. What is in for ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on May 06, 2009
Google had captured the headlines once again when it announced its plans for Android, the new operating system for mobile phones. The company has already carved a niche for itself by doing things the "Google" way. The dominance of Google in the search engine fraternity is quite well pronounced and Google apps have already hit the internet by a storm. Probably, an unexplored avenue, Andriod is Google's answer to the next generation of mobile ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on May 04, 2009
The top android application a few months ago should give a very plain message to developers – Namco’s PacMan (yes, the classic arcade game) was the top Android download.
Although android smartphones can be powerful web browsers and business tools, many users like to utilize them for gaming as much as anything else, so free games that collect customer data, promote your brand or give customers access to products for purchase are popular ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Apr 29, 2009
In March of 2008, Apple released an SDK, or Software Development Kit, that allows independent software developers to design applications for the iPhone, write the programs and test the software to see if they will work properly on the iPhone.
IPhone owners can find all kinds of applications at the Apple App store. If you’re a developer, you can post your application for free or for a fee, depending on what you’ve put into it and what you ...
Posted by Akshay Sura on Apr 23, 2009
The explosion of growth in the production and use of touch screen smartphones is creating a fantastic opportunity for developers such as Webdatamation and companies who want new ways to promote their business.
Android, the open source operating system for G1 smartphones developed by Google, T-Mobile and many other wireless companies, is a booming marketplace.
Apple iPhone is another major player in the smartphone market. They are close to ...
