Samsung Galaxy S III from T-Mobile Gets Android 4.1 Upgrade

By Ed Hardy | 11/14/2012

T-Mobile has just become the second U.S. telecom to introduce an Android 4.1 upgrade for its version of the Samsung Galaxy S III.

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Microsoft Outlines Internet Explorer Enhancements in Windows Phone, Including Greater HTML5 Support

By Grant Hatchimonji | 11/9/2012

Microsoft has taken to its Windows Phone Developer Blog to explain the new features of HTML5, which is supported by Internet Explorer 10 on Windows Phone 8.

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Sprint's Samsung Galaxy Note II Can Now Show Two Apps Side-by-Side Thanks to Update

By Valerie Sarnataro | 11/7/2012

Sprint Galaxy Note II customers will be the first to see Samsung's notable multi-window viewing feature on their devices, as the carrier has released an update to bring the split-screen functionality to the popular smartphone/tablet hybrid, as well as some other enhancements.

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Google Android Rings in Fourth Birthday with Record-Setting Shipments

By Valerie Sarnataro | 11/3/2012

Google had a lot to celebrate on the four-year anniversary of its Android interface, as new figures from analyst firm IDC show that shipments of the operating system accounted for 75% of all smartphone shipped in the third quarter.

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Apple iOS 6.0.1 for iPhone and iPad Going Out Now, Fixes Bugs

By Ed Hardy | 11/2/2012

An updated version of Apple's operating system for smartphones and tablets is now available. This fixes a number of small issues, such as the bug that causes horizontal lines to appear on the keyboard of the iPhone.

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Why Android 4.2 Phones Won't Offer Multiple User Accounts

By Valerie Sarnataro | 10/31/2012

Following Google's unveiling of Android 4.2, the upcoming operating system's support for multiple user accounts seems to be the standout feature, but it's only for tablets. A new report claims that its limitation to tablets could be in part to Nokia -- more specifically, a Nokia patent.

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Windows Phone 8 Brings Appealing Features for Business Users

By Grant Hatchimonji | 10/31/2012

With the new version of Microsoft's mobile OS comes a suite of features that business users are likely to find appealing.

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Windows Phone 8 Review: Let's Try This Again

By Grant Hatchimonji | 10/30/2012

With Windows Phone 8, Microsoft is filling in the gaps found in the last iteration of its mobile operating system and giving it a chance to really compete.

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Microsoft Launches Windows Phone 8

By Grant Hatchimonji | 10/29/2012

Microsoft held an official launch event for Windows Phone 8 in San Francisco today, finally offering a complete look at all of the new features of the OS.

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Google Android 4.2 Offers Photo Sphere and More

By Ed Hardy | 10/29/2012

Google just made Android 4.2 official. This won't be a dramatic upgrade, but it will bring some new features to this operating system for smartphones and tablets.

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Google's Next Nexus Smartphones and Tablets Won't be Unveiled Tomorrow After All

By Ed Hardy | 10/28/2012

Google has decided to reschedule its event that was going to be held tomorrow. This means everyone will have to wait a bit longer to see the new devices that were going to be announced. Updated

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Sprint Begins Rolling Out Android 4.1 Update to Samsung Galaxy S III

By Grant Hatchimonji | 10/25/2012

Sprint became the first carrier to offer the Android 4.1.1 update, aka Jelly Bean, to its Samsung Galaxy S III customers when it began rolling out the update this morning.

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