Android 'gets more new users than iPhone' in US
Google’s Android operating system ran on 40% of US smartphones purchased in the six months leading up to November, compared to just 27% using Apple’s iPhone operating system, according to new data.
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Android ‘gets more new users than iPhone’ in US
Google’s Android operating system ran on 40% of US smartphones purchased in the six months leading up to November, compared to just 27% using Apple’s iPhone operating system, according to new data.
HTC debuts UK business arm for smartphones
Smartphone maker HTC has launched a UK division dedicated to support smartphone use within the business environment.
Guest comment: Can the UK lead the next digital revolution?
Entrepreneur Mark Mason, CEO of corporate smartphone app developer Mubaloo, called on Government to provide SME’s with tax breaks for IT development as a precursor to Global Entrepreneurship Week.
Smartphones account for 65% of mobile traffic
Smartphones generate 65% of global traffic, despite accounting for 13% of the market, according to new research.
Tech-savvy UK graduates face highest unemployment in 17 years
Graduate unemployment has risen to its highest level for 17 years, with many UK university leavers valuing remote working, according to new research.
Top 6 email tips: Gmail, Hotmail and Yahoo email revamps- how to stay in the inbox
Hot-off-the-heels of the recent changes announced to Hotmail and Google, Yahoo have announced their decision to introduce a priority inbox. This is good news for marketers as priority inboxes have the potential to improve the reputation of direct mail by encouraging marketers to use permission and preferences more effectively. Simon Robinson, Marketing and Alliances Director, … [Read more…]
Brits ‘more likely to lie online than in real life’- survey
People are more willing to be dishonest online on sites such as Facebook and Twitter than they are face-to-face, according to a new survey.
Google beats forecasts as mobile business begins to pay off
Google, the search engine giant, registered a 32 per cent jump in profits, beating market expectations and highlighting the success of its emerging businesses.
23 million Brits have used phone to make purchases
New research from the Internet Advertising Bureau – the trade association for online and mobile advertising – reveals that mobile commerce has already become widely adopted in the UK, with 51% of mobile owners (23 million people) using their device to make payments, redeem coupons or research products and services.