forbes.comPublished Despite persistent rumors that Google would debut an updated tablet or a phone or even some surprise like a smart watch at its I/O developer conference last week, the company ended up unveiling only a single piece of hardware: a $649 unlocked...
mediapost.comPublished In two online videos, created by digital marketing agency Possible, the company takes different approaches to the different targets, using humor to woo the general consumers while showing off the monitors' creative superiority to people who have a...
mediapost.comPublished In two online videos, created by digital marketing agency Possible, the company takes different approaches to the different targets, using humor to woo the general consumers, while showing off the monitors' creative superiority to people who have...
adexchanger.comPublished Yet worldwide, Samsung beat out Apple and Android-based operating systems dominated smartphone sales in the first quarter 2013, according to Gartner. Smartphones, and Apple's iPhone in particular, may seem ubiquitous in the US.
Market research firm IHS pegs the cost of Samsung’s new flagship smartphone at just above $237 per unit. In case you missed anything, here’s a quick weekend roundup of the news that powered AllThingsD this week:
In Mexico, three out of 10 smartphone users are on BlackBerry, while Samsung and Nokia are neck-and-neck just behind. Research In Motion has held on to its stake of the market in Latin America, despite losses elsewhere.
Walt Mossberg reviewed the Galaxy S 4, Samsung’s new flagship smartphone, and concluded that, “while I admire some of its features, overall, it isn’t a game-changer. In case you missed anything, here’s a quick weekend roundup of the news that...
Meanwhile, rivals Google and Samsung have put out funnier, even heartwarming ads of the kind that used to be Apple‘s stock in trade. Apple has a new television spot out for the iPhone, which wouldn’t merit more than a passing note but for one thing...
Meantime, companies as diverse as Android phone maker Samsung and social network Facebook have been challenging Google‘s control of Android, which has often provided a less consistent or elegant user experience than Apple‘s iOS software in iPhones...
The list was especially tech-heavy, with names like Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, Instagram co-founder Kevin Systrom, Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, Minecraft developers Markus Persson and Jens Bergensten, OkCupid co-founder and Match.com CEO Sam Yagan...