Category Archives: Platforms

How many people now own a Apple iPhone? How many people download applications for the iPhone every single day? There are currently (at time of writing) over 90,000 applications available for download in the App Store via your iPhone!

The release of Apple’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) new iPhone OS 4.0 beta 4 indicates the next version of the smartphone will likely offer U.S. consumers data tethering, a feature long desired by AT&T (NYSE:T) subscribers. iPhone tethering–enabling consumers to…

Sometimes people don’t know when to give up the fight. On Friday night, former world boxing champion Hector “Macho” Camacho Sr.–now almost 48 years old and two decades past his sporting prime–lost to unheralded journeyman Saul “Baby” Duran in a 10-r…

With dozens of smartphones spanning multiple manufacturers and all four major U.S. operator networks, it was inevitable that Android sales would surpass the iPhone sooner or later, and that time is now. Android represented 28 percent of first quarter s…

Adobe Systems CFO Mark Garrett said he doesn’t anticipate the fallout from the firm’s public scuffle with Apple over the Flash multimedia platform will deter potential customers from embracing its Creative Suite 5 products. In early April, Apple quietl…

Apple released its iPhone OS 4.0 beta 3 update, available for download here to registered developers. In addition to several bug fixes, the upgrade includes new features like file sharing between the desktop and iPhone via iTunes, iPod media player wid…

Four weeks after the U.S. retail release of Apple’s iPad, it’s clear the company has another hit on its hands. On Monday Apple announced sales of the tablet have already surpassed the 1 million benchmark–by comparison, the company needed 74 days to s…

Microsoft announced the release of its Windows Phone Developer Tools CTP Refresh, enabling programmers to build Windows Phone 7 applications on the final release of Visual Studio 2010. Additional tweaks include an updated Windows Phone 7 OS image for t…

A month after rewriting its iPhone Developer Program License Agreement to mandate that all iPhone and iPod touch applications must be written to run directly on the iPhone platform, effectively banning cross-compiler translation tools like Adobe System…