Android fever at high temperature
A recent
study has revealed that Google’s android os share has rose from 57.5% to 75% in
the smartphone market. Other major competitors are BLACKBERRY and APPLE’S IOS.iPhone 5 fever grips India
Well
after the successful launch of iPhone 5 in India on November 2, stores
all over India are expecting high sales of the apple’s mega product.
Back to old days: GOOGLE
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Google ‘s search page background image no longer available from November 16,2012 onwards as Google is trying to make a more refined search available to all Google users available worldwide.
Apple iOS 6.0.1 and iOS 6.1 beta released
Almost 70 MB of update available having some bug fixed for all you iOS devices like iPad, iPad mini and iPhone 5.
UN the platform for world’s cheapest tablet from India: Aakash
India will showcase its low-cost Aakash tablet at the United
Nations (UN), highlighting the country’s innovation involved in the “most
competitively priced” tablet computer. In addition to this India’s permanent representative to the UN, Hardeep Singh Puri, said “a presentation on the tablet will
be held on 28 November at the world body’s headquarters to which UN secretary
general Ban Ki-moon will be invited.”
Apple’s mini got rival’s relief
The new iPad mini’s display is
from APPLE’s long run rival Samsung. The Korean giant last year turned out
to be the world’s largest maker of smartphones. Apple and Samsung are engaged
in patent disputes across several countries, and Apple is believed to be
seeking ways to rely less on Samsung. But the Asian tech powerhouse remains a
key supplier for Apple, manufacturing its application processors and providing
other components.
Milestone from the NOTE
Samsung note II , the most talked
about and successful smartphone cum tablet has achieved a milestone by selling
3 million smartphones globally since its debut.
Gangnam fireworks on YouTube
The Korean rapper’s gangman style video hits as the second most video on YouTube of all times achieving a viewership crossing 620 million.
Microsoft: Windows Phone to catch up in apps
Microsoft is in the competition with android and apple and thus trying to gain a position in smartphone market. The company has already enrolled apps for skype, anywhere wireless radio Pandora, games such as “Where’s My Water?”plus windows Phone 8 will come with a “Kid’s Corner” feature. If
Enabled, kids will be able to start up the phone from the lock
screen, gaining access to apps and games that the phone’s owner has designated
as safe for them.
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