Android 6.0 Marshmallow now runs on 0.5 percent of Android devices
KitKat continues to be the most widely used version of the OS. (more…)
Read MoreKitKat continues to be the most widely used version of the OS. (more…)
Read MoreAndroid 5.0 managed to double its user base in a month. (more…)
Read MoreAndroid 5.0 is now running on almost 2 percent of all Android devices. (more…)
Read MoreLollipop, the latest version of the OS, runs on less than 0.1 percent of all Android devices. (more…)
Read MoreThe Google Play data for the first week of September is in, and unfortunately, the aging trio of Jelly Bean flavors still rules over the Android realm, with KitKat on the rise, but not nearly fast enough to catch up. 10 months for 25 percent. So long for so little,
Read MoreAndroid 4.4 adoption more than doubled over a one-month period ending April 1st. (more…)
Read MoreJelly Bean grows while Gingerbread and Ice Cream Sandwich cede market share. (more…)
Read MoreSamsung has made yet another apparently unexciting mid-range smartphone official, although the Galaxy Core Advance actually has what it takes to leave a mark on a so far ignored mobile market segment. (more…)
Read MoreKarbonn’s upcoming flagship device, the Titanium X, looked fairly alluring ever since its first specs were revealed, but now that the list of features is (nearly) whole, it’s crystal clear the OEM will go after Samsung and Micromax, the two leaders of the Indian mobile market. (more…)
Read MoreSo far focused solely on premium Android slates with extravagant price tags and more recently, tabs based on Windows 8.1, Toshiba has finally come out with a Nexus 7 2013 “killer” wannabe of its own, dubbed simply the Excite 7. (more…)
Read MoreDefying every price barrier known to mobile enthusiasts and pushing common sense to the limits, Gionee has announced the GPad G3 quad-core phablet in India, pricing it at an unbelievable $157 (Rs. 9,999). (more…)
Read MoreAlways a step (or several) behind competitors Samsung and Micromax as far as smartphone sales in India are concerned, Karbonn looks to finally break the rivals’ duopoly by rolling out a new flagship device dubbed Titanium X. (more…)
Read MoreXolo is at it again in its effort to become a real threat for Samsung’s Indian mobile business, this time rolling out a phablet dubbed Q2000 that touts mostly mid-end specs. (more…)
Read MoreGoogle has released the latest Android distribution numbers, and things are looking up, with Jelly Bean now running on more than 50 percent of devices. (more…)
Read MoreGo big or go home used to be the motto of phablet manufacturers, as tech-savvy folks looked unable or unwilling to wrap their heads around the concept of budget-conscious larger than 5-inch phones. (more…)
Read MoreAnyone from India looking to make a solid deal on an Android handheld with cool looks, decent speed and spacious display? You’re in luck, because Xolo is on a roll and, following the Q600, Play, Q1000S and A500S, they’ve just introduced the Q900. (more…)
Read MoreFor a device that’s bound to only hit Korea and even that in limited quantities, the curved LG G Flex is sure enjoying a long, healthy run in the rumor mix. Only today, for once, we’re not (just) hearing about its “curvalicious” design. (more…)
Read MoreAnyone remember the first-gen Archos GamePad? You know, the 7-inch budget-friendly Android tablet designed with gamers in mind, but heavily criticized by everyone for shoddy build quality, weak gaming support and an overall disappointing set of specs. (more…)
Read MoreAside from entering the smartphone arena with a number of fairly intriguing products (especially from a pricing standpoint), Archos has recently cranked up its tablet volumes, even going so far as to tackle niches than no one knew existed. (more…)
Read MoreAside from hunting down HP for the PC market crown by basically being the only major player in the business who’s seen its market share boosted in the past couple of years, Lenovo has bold plans for the mobile universe as well. (more…)
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