The market share of Google's smart phone platform, the Android, grew fairly rapidly than other platforms in the U.S.. This news is from the data released by comScore MobiLens, earlier this week.
For the period of three months as of August 2010, 234 million Americans are at least 13 years old to use Android-based phone.
In May to August 2010, Android market share in the U.S. grew 51 percent, from 13 percent to 19.6 percent. The growth of Android it's the only positive compared to other platforms that actually minus.
Compare with market control manufacturer of BlackBerry, RIM, which dropped from 41.7 percent in May 2010 to 37.6 percent in the same period. Meanwhile, Microsoft has also eroded the market from 13.2 percent to 10.8 percent.
Apple and Palm have fared the same, which just posted a decline in market share is slim. In May, Apple controls 24.4 percent or thin down in August 2010 to 24.2 percent. Palm also down from 4.8 percent to 4.6 percent
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Minggu, 10 Oktober 2010
Android growth unstoppable
Minggu, 11 Juli 2010
LG UX10 tablet : Android Inside
Fever tablet computer is still ongoing, and LG does not seem to want to stay silent. LG plans to release its latest product with the look of Windows 7 with a UX10. Engadget reports that the tablet output will be supported by LG operadi system Android.
LG plans to begin towards the end of this year. UX10 will most likely be using the processor 1GB of RAM, Intel Atom, and the Wi-Fi support. What and how other features of the UX10? We'll see the debut of the LG will be the product tablets.
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Rabu, 07 Juli 2010
Cute baby Androids: Sony EricssonXperia X0 Mini and Mini Pro
Despite being the little brothers of the Xperia X10, the X10 Mini and All that in a phone that’s just 83×50x16mm in size (for the X10 Mini)
The Sony Ericsson Xperia X10, an Android-based touchcsreen
smartphone, has been leaked and officially announced for months, even
though it’s still not on sale. We’ve also had rumours of the Xperia X10
mini, which has just been confirmed by Sony Ericsson at their press even
at MWC 2010.
We weren’t expecting, though, is the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10
Mini Pro, a tiny Android smartphone with a name that’s longer the phone
and a physical QWERTY keyboard – you know, for pros! Is the Xperia X10 Mini (and the Pro) any good though?
The Xperia X10 is a glorious-looking Android phone with a user
interface to die for. In fact, currently it’s the most drool-worthy of
all the Android phones that are on their way in the next couple of
months.
The Xperia X10 Mini is a cut-down version of the X10 with a much
smaller form factor, but the same user interface (albeit squished onto a
smaller screen). Some of the X10’s features have also not made it to
the Mini – the X10 will come packed with an 8 megapixel camera, for
example – but Sony Ericssoin reckon the smaller size will make up for
that for people who prefer small phones to feature phones.
What the X10 Mini Pro brings to the party is a new physical QWERTY
keyboard, for people who prefer a smaller smartphone, but hate the
thought of using virtual keyboards.
Despite being the little brothers of the Xperia X10, the X10 Mini and
Mini Pro are not exactly underequipped. Just check out this list of
features:
Mini Pro are not exactly underequipped. Just check out this list of
features:
your social media activity into one rich app
Android Market, etc.)
and weighing only 88 grams.
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