Nokia packs a surprise with its all-screen smartphone
Inquirer.net
In a surprising move, Nokia president and CEO Stephen Elop presented the N9, a breakthrough device that runs not on Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 operating system but on MeeGo, an already ditched, open-source OS that the Finnish giant co-developed with ...
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Earth to the tech punditocracy: Research in Motion is still very much alive
Northwest Progressive Institute Official Blog (blog)
Presently, there isn'ta huge selection of apps available for the PlayBook, because the operating system that runs the tablet is so new. That will change when RIM ships a compatibility update allowing the PlayBook to run Android and traditional ...
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HP WebOS May Benefit From Frustrated Android OEMs
eWeek
Samsung, Motorola and other makers of high-end Android smartphones have become frustrated enough with Google's (NASDAQ:GOOG) mobile operating system that it might open the door for another mobile platform player: HP's webOS. Samsung, HTC and Motorola ...
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Nokia Windows Phone Peek, BPOS Outage Marked Microsoft Week
eWeek
Near the end of the week, Nokia CEO Stephen Elop offered an audience a glimpse of what looked like a Nokia N9 smartphone running Windows Phone, Microsoft's mobile operating system. The N9, which runs a MeeGo operating system slated for mothballing by ...
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HTC Evo 3D Redefines Mobile Entertainment, 4.5 out of 5 Stars First Day Out
Video Gaming Pros
Add the Android 2.3 Gingerbread operating system to the ingredients, and you've got a recipe for success that is guaranteed to win. This powerful combination allows you to run multiple applications at once with no lag time at all. ...
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