BlackBerry recently announced their latest touch screen phone the BlackBerry Touch 9800. Guys at crackberry have made this video comparing the browser speed of BlackBerry Tourch 9800 webkit with iPhone 4 Safari and Samsung Captivate Android 2.1. No spoilers, check out yourself who wins. [image & video via crackberry]
TechRadar reports that Google Android phones are outselling Apple iPhones in US so far in 2010. This shows that Google is selling more phones than Apple.
Google Android has gained 27% of market share in the first 6 months of 2010 whereas iPhone has 23% share. Right now, Android phones like Motorola Droid X and HTC Evo are selling rapidly in US.
Now that Apple has confirmed that the software fix which improves how iOS 4 displays signal strength, won’t actually help iPhone 4 with its signal problem, the time has come for Motorola to capitalize on it.
Apparently, it won’t be easy. Apple is doing a fine job of overcoming the critics and selling millions of iPhones. But if Droid X has what Motorola claims, then it might prove to be a worthy opponent for Apple’s smartphone.
While the company is engaged in a fierce advertising campain against Apple’s iPhone 4, we thought it would be nice to compare a few interesting features of the two Rivals.
Google TV is unveiled with the tagline “TV meets web and web meets TV”. The basic idea is to bring internet experience to the TV with open platforms Android and Google Chrome.
Google is working with Logitech and Sony to put Google TV inside televisions. Google TV looks good in the video above but one can really judge it after experiencing it.
One of the most popular book reading app “Kindle” is coming to Android devices this summer. It’s already available for Windows, Mac, iPhone, Blackberry and iPad (or you can get the Kindle device).
The Kindle app for Android will allow users to buy books right from Android devices.
Android 2.1 upgrade for Android mobile devices is still rolling in. Based on Sense UI, the HTC Hero is also promised to get the official upgrade soon. Although there is a ROM that just got leaked on the internet having 2.1 upgrade for Sprint’s HTC hero.
Andy Rubin, the Vice President of engineering for Google, says Flash will be coming with the Froyo version of Android. Andry Rubin said this in an interview with the New York Times’ Bits blog.