- Houston We Have A Problem: Chamillionaire Cites Employee Education For Android Frustration
- Apple iPhone shipments surge 142%, IDC says
- Chinese Firm Launches Cloud-Based Mobile OS
- Russian government may ban iPad, adopt PlayBook or Android tablets instead
- Google Buys IBM Patents
- The top five Linux desktop vendors
Archive for July 2011
Interesting Linux News for the Day – July 31, 2011
Interesting Linux News for the Day – July 30, 2011
- Samsung Galaxy S II Sign Up Page Is Live
- HTC ships record 12.1 million units in Q2
- AT&T’s sleek Samsung slider isn’t the Galaxy S II after all
- HTC posts stellar quarter; revenues up 104%, 12.1 million handsets shipped
- Gingerbread, anyone?
- HTC CEO says Apple lawsuit won’t put company in ‘dangerous situation’
- SA agrees: Apple now top smartphone vendor in the world with 140% growth
- Five things Microsoft can do to save Windows Phone 7
- Motorola PHOTON 4G review
- Google hates smartphone patent wars, but buys 1,000 new patents to go to war
- Are tablets are for people who hate computers?
- Alibaba announces ‘cloud-powered’ Aliyun OS, K-Touch W700 phone
- Toshiba promises cure for Thrive’s sleep disorder ‘early next week’
- Dell Streak 10 Pro vs. Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1… fight!
- Android Devices Featured On Microsoft Backed Guild Season 5
- Apple Now Has More Cash Than the U.S. Government
- Samsung sees strong smartphone, tablet demand ahead
- New AT&T Motorola ATRIX spotted with 8-megapixel camera
- Acer Iconia Tab A100 finally available in August for $300
- Android grabs number one mobile operating system ranking
(Digital Trends)
Interesting Linux News for the Day – July 29, 2011
- Motorola Mobility posts solid Q2 earnings, new smartphones and tablets inbound
- Ask Slashdot: How Do You Protect Data On Android?
- Galaxy Tab 10.1 for Verizon, hands-on with the new 4G speed king
- Motorola Mobility reports $56 million net loss in Q2, $3.3 billion in revenue
- Motorola Has Aggressive Plans For 4G/LTE The Rest Of The Year
- BREAKING: Motorola Droid Bionic In Stores In September -Sanjay Jha
- Standing on the Shoulders of Mobile Giants, Part 0a: Prada
- Debian Wheezy To Have Multi-Architecture Support
- Motorola Mobility holds its ground in the second quarter
- Motorola Mobility Q2: Decent earnings, 440K Xoom tablets shipped
- Motorola Mobility: 440K Xoom tablets shipped in Q2, but earnings outlook weak
- Motorola Mobility Q2: Decent earnings, 440K Xoom tablets shipped
- Alibaba’s Aliyun mobile OS runs Android apps
(Digital Trends) - Android Is Top Mobile OS, But Apple Leads in Devices
(NewsFactor) - 40% of Android phones are returned? ‘Absolutely ridiculous’
- Android tops mobile OS market as manufacturers duke it out
(Appolicious) - Amazon’s Kindle tablet doesn’t need to be an ‘iPad killer’ to be a winner
- Major software update hitting Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 on August 3rd
- 35% of U.S. consumers will buy iPhone 5, study finds
Interesting Linux News for the Day – July 28, 2011
- Illustrated: Apple’s Fear of Android
- Android Market Upgraded, Buy eBooks and Rent Movies
- Sprint’s Samsung Galaxy S II Passes Through FCC
- Galaxy Phone May Rocket Samsung To No. 1 Globally
(NewsFactor) - Apple’s Mac OS X infringes on HTC-owned S3 patents, ITC rules
- NVIDIA Releases MeeGo-compatible Video Drivers for Tegra
- KDE 4.7 Released
- Microsoft releases Mango SDK Beta update for developers
- ASUS confirms Eee Pad Transformer will get Android 3.2 update tomorrow
- Motorola considering Nike+ SportWatch contender?
- Ubuntu Linux gets serious about business partners
- Samsung’s Galaxy S II hits 5 million sales ahead of U.S. release
- Samsung to roll out Galaxy Tab 10.1 TouchWiz UX update on August 3rd in NYC, and NYC only
- Amazon tablet rumors flare on leaked supplier parts list
- Verizon’s version of the Samsung Galaxy S II will support LTE (update: still unconfirmed)
- Getting Help from Linux – Part 1 Man Pages
- First Verizon 4G Tablet Costs $100 Less Than 3G iPad
(ContributorNetwork) - Android Market seen running on BlackBerry PlayBook (video)
- Review: ViewPad 10 features Windows and Android
(AP) - Xperia X10 gets Gingerbread update, gratuitous cookie pictures ensue
Interesting Linux News for the Day – July 27, 2011
- Microsoft renews alliance with SUSE, throws $100 million in pocket change at Linux
- Apple laptops can be hacked to self-destruct; flaw to be detailed by hacker next month
- Windows Phone 7 ‘Mango’ Goes RTM
- Mozilla Plans a ChromeOS Rival for Mobile Devices
- Study: Consumers Want An Amazon Tablet
- Verizon’s Samsung Function To Be First US Galaxy SII?
- Leaked memo slates Xoom 4G upgrade for September, early adopters weep (updated)
- Study suggests consumers are clamoring for an Amazon tablet – if it’s cheap
- Microsoft signs off on Windows Phone ‘Mango’ RTM build
- Mozilla Will Build Open OS for Smartphones and Tablets
(NewsFactor) - Microsoft and Linux? – Windows IT Pro
- Antitrust regulations be damned: Google wants Hulu
(Digital Trends) - Mozilla’s Boot to Gecko: A Windows Phone OS competitor or something else?
- Verizon drops official Galaxy Tab 10.1 release date: July 28th
- Firefox maker Mozilla aims at Google with new mobile OS
(Digital Trends) - Android by the numbers: sales, returns and licensing fees
(Appolicious) - HTC to Apple: Let’s make a patent deal
- What if Chromebooks were made by Apple?
- Motorola ATRIX 4G gets Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread update
- AT&T’s entire 2011 Android lineup to receive Gingerbread update
Interesting Linux News for the Day – July 26, 2011
- LG Thrill 4G hitting AT&T in ‘coming weeks’ for $99.99
- Mozilla aims to play the OS game
- Ubuntu 11.10 Down To 12-Second Boot
- How many Android tablets have been sold? Could just be a million
- Study: iOS, Android users average $14 per in-app buy
- Microsoft Extending Linux Patent Deal With SUSE
- Toshiba Enters Tablet Arena with Android-Powered Thrive
(NewsFactor) - LG Teams Up With Jane’s Addiction For HUGE 3D Event For LG Thrill
- Survey: 35 percent of U.S. consumers will buy iPhone 5
- Apple releases iOS 4.3.5
- Come on, Eric WTF
- ASUS Eee Pad SL101 slides through the FCC, still misses promised May release
- Lenovo Thinkpad Tablet Coming Aug. 2 for Professionals
(ContributorNetwork) - Apple releases iOS 4.3.5 for iPhone, iPad, more
- Why IT Won't Like Mac OS X Lion Server
- Apple’s institutional guide to deploying Mac OS X Lion
- Unnamed Samsung Android slider headed for AT&T
- RIM to lay off 2,000 employees, reorganize management
Interesting Linux News for the Day – July 24, 2011
- Glut of Android Tablets Floods Market, Drives Prices Down
(ContributorNetwork) - Samsung Working On Galaxy 3D?
- Three Ways to Get Movies onto an Android Smartphone
(ContributorNetwork) - How Newsy creates videos fit to view on multiple Android devices
(Appolicious) - Oracle to question Larry Page in Google patent lawsuit
(AFP) - Oracle gets its trial date with Google this Halloween
Interesting Linux News for the Day – July 23, 2011
- Toshiba Thrive review
- Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 with LTE to land on July 26
- Scoop: Oracle scrubs site of embarrassing Java blog
- iOS 5 beta 4 released, we start the next jailbreak timer
- A Linux Distribution from the US Department of Defense
- ChromeOS Set for Speed Upgrade
- HTC Thunderbolt Gingerbread Update Delayed Again No Date In Sight
- Comscore: Android’s UK market share explodes as Apple overtakes Symbian
- T-Mobile says G-Slate is 200% faster than iPad 2, 300% faster than XOOM
- Linus Torvalds needs to shut up about Apple
- Android Catching Up In the Tablet Market
- Don’t Panic! It’s only Linux 3.0
- Why Apple may be alone and vulnerable in mobile
- Oracle acquires zero-downtime, Linux upgrade software
- Microsoft breakout quarter shows the future of the company isn’t spelled “Windows”
- MacBook Air and OS X Lion synergy: A big hurdle for Windows 8
- Microsoft Windows fizzles as PC fears loom
(Reuters) - U.S. judge scolds Oracle and Google at Android IP hearing
- Google will owe millions, maybe billions, to Oracle no matter what
Interesting Linux News for the Day – July 22, 2011
- Microsoft’s online sinkhole: $8.5 billion lost in 9 years
- Oracle buys Ksplice for Linux ‘zero downtime’ tech
- BlackBerry PlayBook becomes first tablet approved for U.S. government use
- ‘X-Men: First Class’ the first downloadable flick for Android
- Ninety-five percent of enterprises choose iPad over Android
- Netflix patch arrives for rooted Asus Transformers, it’s okay to be happy
- Early build of RIM’s Android App Player for the PlayBook now available thanks to leak
- Adobe reveals ‘known issues’ with Apple’s new Lion OS
- Even Windows tablets are outselling RIM’s PlayBook
(Digital Trends) - Dell quietly pulls the Streak to perform an update, might bring it back next month?
- Netflix Android app now officially works on 24 devices
(Digital Trends) - Motorola Droid 3 review
- Android boosts AT&T revenues, PopCap Games loves Xperia mini’s superior technology
(Appolicious) - Apple passes Nokia to become world’s top smartphone vendor
- Samsung’s ultralight N100 delivers Atom-powered MeeGo to the Indian masses
- Android tablets now 30% of the market, Windows tablets outsold PlayBook in Q2
- Mystery Lenovo Tablet tries to sneak through the FCC, 7-inch IdeaPad on the way?
- SwiftKey X keyboard app is free today on Amazon, be swift or pay $3.99
- Lion set free; Apple Mac OS X 10.7 love/hate review
- 8% of Android Apps Are Leaking Private Information