New BlackBerry 10 Has Arrived, Z10 Available Through AT&T
The all new BB10 mobile operating system has officially arrived in the USA! The first device to showcase the new from-scratch OS is the Z10, a touchscreen slate smartphone similar to many popular choices like the iPhone 5, HTC One series, and Motorola’s Droid X line. AT&T released it last Friday for $199.99 with 2-year […]
The New BlackBerry Z10 Preparing to Invade America on March 22nd, Q10 to Follow
I have been known to proclaim BlackBerries as a dying breed, but when they unveiled the new Z10 and Q10 devices on my birthday, they really impressed me. I mean, I actually wanted to get one of these in my hands. That’s a huge accomplishment in itself! Bravo, Thor. Bravo. The new Z10 is already available in […]
Mobile Market Steady, Apple Poised to Explode with iPhone 5
ComScore released their latest U.S. Smartphone Market Share data today. In a way, it is not terribly surprising when comparing my projected values with July’s actual results. Still, consistently failing is not good for anyone. RIM might want to take note and come up with something big before they end up in HP’s situation. With […]
Android Wins in June, iOS & WP7 Steady, RIM & webOS Still Falling
ComScore finally released their U.S. smartphone market share data for June. It’s definitely an interesting set of numbers and leaves so many questions unanswered. Google’s Android operating system scored the only gains from the previous month. Essentially they were the only operating system that managed to steal subscribers from the competition. Both iOS and WP7 […]
Android and iOS Inhaling the Competition
Latest comScore results came in today, and it’s more of the same trend that’s showing a dying RIM practically handing over users left and right to both Android and iOS. Android continues to maintain a strong rise in subscribers that has been in effect for the past 20 months. Apple’s iOS made history in April […]
Apple iOS Overtakes Blackberry For #2 Smartphone in U.S.
Recent data from comScore shows that Apple has now overtaken RIM for the first time to claim the #2 spot in U.S. smartphone market share. April 2011 is also the highest market share ever recorded for Apple with 26.0% of all smartphone owners in the United States having an iPhone as their handset of choice. […]
