Smartphone

...iPhone dominate US mobile web traffic Smartphones running Google's Android operating system or Apple's iPhone OS account for 75 per cent of all mobile web traffic in the US, according to new figures Published: 1:27PM GMT 25 Nov 2009

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...(AAPL) iPhone. Smartphones and the growing number of people using them are becoming a bigger target for unauthorized and potentially harmful software, including worms, viruses, and spyware that tracks a user's Web activity. The smartphone...

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...Freddie Mac said. Smartphone sales Smartphone makers sold 12.8 percent more phones in the third quarter as overall global mobile phone sales increased 0.1 percent, researcher Gartner Inc. said. Apple Inc. enlarged its share of...

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Apple And Android Now Make Up 75 Percent Of U.S. Smartphone Web Traffic When it comes to the mobile Web, increasingly there are only two mobile platforms which matter: Apple and Android. According to AdMob's October, 2009 mobile metrics...

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...code. Apple didn't respond to multiple requests for comment. Smartphones are also vulnerable to the same Web-based and e-mail attacks that have long hammered PCs. One in five smartphone owners has already encountered what's known as...

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...running on Microsoft's and Google operating system. Smartphones, and the operating systems they run, have become big business thanks to app stores, with Apple as a prime example. Although Samsung produces smartphones running Windows...

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"Smartphones grew this year, and we are going to probably see faster growth next year," Tim Score, chief financial officer of ARM, told the Morgan Stanley Annual Technology, Media and Telecoms Conference in Barcelona. ARM's...

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...as well as government encouragement for IT-related innovation. But Smartphones - which are advanced mobile phones with computer-like capabilities - are just taking off. "We're hoping that this iPhone will be a trigger point for the...

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