Microsoft Windows 8 Unification Plan: Grand, But Risky
InformationWeek
That's great news for users, but can Redmond pull off one OS across desktops, mobile and more? According to Windows Phone 8 leaks, the mobile OS will share code with the Windows 8 client--a clear sign that Microsoft wants a single operating system that ...
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Windows 7 gains on XP as UAE favourite
gulfnews.com
By Naushad K. Cherrayil, Staff Reporter Dubai: Windows XP is still the world's dominant operating system (OS) globally, but the two-year-old Windows 7 is making headway, especially in the Gulf. The switch to Windows 7 is a good sign for Microsoft which ...
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RIM needs to update the Bold 9900 series to BlackBerry 10
PhoneDog
In October of last year, BlackBerry manufacturer Research In Motion showcased their brand new mobile operating system, and effectively changed the conversation about their company. While the doom-and-gloom outlook for RIM hadn't been completely ...
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Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich Vs Honeycomb: major differences
Northern Voices Online
The latest update to Google's famous mobile operating system landed in market on Samsung Galaxy Nexus in December last year. Since then, the tech geeks have been abundantly talking about the OS version and the potential products on it.
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Military, government officials could get secure Andorid phones
CNET
by Kent German February 3, 2012 4:12 PM PST Follow @KentGerman Google's Android operating system may soon receive the US government's seal of security approval according to a report from CNN. Citing a source close to the project, CNN says that ...
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Microsoft Narrows Its Barnes & Noble Lawsuit
Redmondmag.com
By Kurt Mackie Microsoft on Thursday dropped one legal claim in a dispute with Barnes & Noble over alleged intellectual property infringements associated with the use of Android, a mobile operating system. The dropped claim was based on US patent ...
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Report: Smartphone Shipments Overtake PCs in 2011
PC Magazine
But Google's Android operating system, used by multiple vendors in various handsets that together totaled 238 million smartphone shipments last year, owned the biggest chunk of the market with a 48.8 percent share. Android phones grabbed better than ...
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