Top Ten Mobile Phone News Stories of the Week
Enjoy our roundup of ten mobile phone related news stories you may have missed this week, including four new US handsets which look very familiar to us, some big Nokia news, Samsung’s latest app download figures and a very disconcerting dancing Android. 1. Samsung Passes 100 Milli0n App Downloads Since its launch in June 2010, Samsung Apps has grown to incorporate apps for other devices...
Read MoreBlackBerry PlayBook Really Will Be Able to Run Android Apps!
The chances of the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet running Android apps officially always seemed unlikely, and even when a RIM representative showed off the tablet doing so at MWC, it was still hard to believe such a feature would make it to the production model. However, RIM have sent out a press release and made it official, the PlayBook will indeed be able to run both BlackBerry and Android...
Read MoreGoogle Says No To Custom UIs On Honeycomb
Google has reportedly stopped manufacturers from putting their own custom skins on top of its latest version of Android 3.0 Honeycomb. The revelation comes from an LG spokesperson who explained at the Droidcon conference in Berlin that the Korean firm has been given the red light by Google to make adjustments to the Android 3.0 interface for the time being. The news provides a reasonable...
Read MoreMotorola Potentially Working on Web-based OS
Since its comeback, Motorola has been a huge supporter of Google’s Android and have used it on all their top-end devices. In the process, they’ve created some of the key handsets which helped shape the software’s future. However, they may not be as devoted as Google probably likes to think, as InformationWeek have published a rumour stating they could be working on their own...
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