Everything The competition
Looks like Samsung, makers of the iPhone-like Galaxy S phone series and iPad-like Galaxy Tab tablet series, will be adding the iPod touch-like Galaxy Player to its North American lineup
Why is RIM running away from BlackBerry in order to try and keep up, never mind compete, with Apple’s iPad, never mind iPhone? Georgia, Chad, Ally and I spoke about
iPhone 4. Nexus S. There’s probably more to say about the differences than the similarities. Different operating systems? Check. Don’t work with 3G on the same networks? Check.
Google has just announced the Nexus S, a pure Android 2.3 Gingerbread-powered, Samsung manufactured smartphone aiming to take the Nexus One into generation two and set the standard for a
This week we found out the Android-powered Samsung Galaxy Tab would be hitting Verizon for $599, with a $20/1GB month data plan, and the Windows 7-powered HP Slate, 10 months
HP/Palm have officially announced webOS 2.0 and the Palm Pre 2. Dieter, covering it for our sibling site PreCentral.net, says:
WebOS 2.0
Microsoft has launched Windows Phone 7, a bold re-imagining of their mobile platform with innovative “Metro” UI and more manufacturer and carrier partners than you can shake a “customization”
Interesting visualization of smartphone market-share vs profit-share and how it’s changed from 2007 to 2010. Also interesting how survey results use terms like Android vs. iPhone while the actual business
Apple just launched the second edition of Apple TV (see our review), Microsoft has Media Center, and now it’s Google’s turn with Google TV. Logitech launches their vision soon,
Angry Birds, the hit iPhone game that’s spread to Android, webOS, and Symbian is finally coming to BlackBerry.
Who says iPhone competitors aren’t competitive in gaming? Screenshot
