Category Archives: BlackBerry versus Android

Taiwan company, Pegatron Technology, has a plant based in Shanghai, China, that has secured the deal with Apple to ship 15 Million iPhone 5 devices this September. Pegatron landed this deal on the back of their 2010 deal with Apple … Continue reading →

Unhappy Florida At&t customers are voicing their disgruntled thoughts after yesterdays wide spread service outage that caused almost the entire Southern Florida region to lose service between 6 and 10pm. The problem was affecting the 3G and 4G voice and … Continue reading →

‘Does your phone have 4G?’ This is the latest buzzword in the mobile space. For a word that is used so frequently it is surprising how many people actually know what it means, and how it is differs from 3G. … Continue reading →

BlackBerry’s operating system, Research In Motion (RIM), is popular among both corporate and younger users, with just over 23% market share in the US. However, their traction in the app market has not been as impressive due to their weaker … Continue reading →

The trend with the latest smartphones, particularly Android devices, is away from the physical QWERTY keyboards. The introduction of virtual keyboards that sport predictive text, Swype, voice recognition, etc. makes typing on virtual keyboards that much easier, and with a … Continue reading →

Google’s Android versus Apple’s iOS – this war has been closely fought for a while now, though is Apple getting left behind? With the latest Android platform, 2.3, commonly known as Gingerbread, and the anticipated release of Honeycomb (Android 3) … Continue reading →

While most of the premier smartphones are sporting a 1 or maybe 1.2 Ghz processor, Samsung is prepping to launch a 2 GHz dual core processor. This phone is expected to available by 2012 and will launch under Samsung’s Exynos … Continue reading →