Not quite what we here would have expected. I imagine they use current trend to determine where things will go. Most trending does not consider stuff to grow exponentially. Just linear (thank you The Black Swan). All things considering, many phones STILL run Symbian, so, it is no shock that Gartner ... [More]

How cool does this look? Lets take the best in class for business and combine it with an open platform for WAY increased functionality. Looks like an A+ to me. http://www.engadget.com/2009/10/13/keepin-it-real-fake-part-ccxxxix-genuine-android-shipping-on/

more players are entering this game. and, in time, there will be new players and even old players following suite. fun times we live in http://www.forbes.com/2009/09/10/sanjay-jha-android-technology-wireless-motorola.html?feed=rss_popstories

long left as a topic of no debate. Apple comes along and shows how there is more than two ways to interact with a computer. Albiet, they have a virtual keyboard, so, although they innovated the physical keyboard out of the way, they have not outright removed that requirement from our computing liv... [More]

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RIM is the goto when it comes to business and mobility. Their mobile platform offers levels of security desired by the President of the United States. Like the king of this hill, there are plenty of folks out there who want to de-thrown RIM. Google is joining the ranks of many others to start to cli... [More]

Today, ARM processors are found in almost every kind of device that requires processing. Mp3 players, gps units, routers, firewalls, pda's, cell phones, portable gaming stations, hard drives; all have had the opportunity to be run by an ARM based processor. ARM has a good position to continue t... [More]