Google and Samsung hope two wrongs make a wearable right
Last week Google almost apologetically slipped out the news that it’s merging its wearable device OS with Samsung’s one.
Last week Google almost apologetically slipped out the news that it’s merging its wearable device OS with Samsung’s one.
Google has previewed the next version of Android which, once more, claims to empower the user to adapt and secure their device experience.
The US Supreme Court ruled in favour of Google in the decade-long litigation brought by Oracle, granting the Android owner “fair use” of Java API code it copied in developing the mobile operating system.
TMUS is expanding its reliance on Google to deliver digital products, including a premium TV service, to its customers.
An investigation has found little difference between Huawei’s in-house smartphone OS and Android, which it’s supposed to be replacing.
US automotive giant Ford is not only making all its cars Android-native, it’s also betting its corporate future on Google Cloud.
Mobile app tacker App Annie has released its numbers for the year and the headline stat was that total global spend hit $112 Billion, a 25% increase on 2019.
In a year that saw leaving the house become criminalised in much of the world, it comes as little surprise to see video conferencing service Zoom become top of the mobile pops.
After a decade of false starts Rich Communications Service has hit the mainstream with Google making it available to all Android users.
Hot on the heels of Android 11 comes Android 11 (Go edition), which is designed to work on lower-specced smartphones.
The latest version of the operating system that runs most of the world’s smartphones has been unveiled.
The Aussie competition authority thinks the ecosystem around mobile app stores, which is controlled entirely by just two companies, merits closer inspection.
Ahead of Huawei Consumer’s developer conference the company is doubling down on its in-house smartphone operating system.
The latest data from App Annie reveals some of the effects the coronavirus lockdown had on patterns of mobile app use.
Tear up the rulebook, forget about what you learnt in Economics 101 and don’t bet on the market leader; the app economy is one segment which is supercharging start-ups like few others could dream of.
China seems to be falling out with everyone these days, as symbolised by the popularity of an Indian app designed solely to help uninstall Chinese ones.
US tech giant Google has been using location data from Android smartphones to track changes in user behaviour coz of coronavirus.
Google has revealed that the version of its Android smartphone OS specially designed for cheaper phones is going from strength to strength.
The UK Android smartphone market is dominated by Samsung, but its OS partner is starting to pose a serious threat, according to new research.
Reports have emerged in the German press to suggest Google has submitted the paperwork with the US Government to allow Huawei to regain credentials as an Android partner.
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