Baidu a Step Closer to Mobile OS
PCWorld
By Michael Kan, IDG News A set of new developer tools released by China's largest search engine Baidu signals the company's intent to create a mobile OS using Google's Android, according to analysts. On Friday, Baidu launched a new Android-based mobile ...
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Fate of Intel's MeeGo Mobile Operating System Unknown
ITProPortal
After a less-than-enthusiastic response from mainstream vendors, rumor has it that chip maker Intel plans to sideline its mobile operating system MeeGo. Much like Hewlett-Packard, who started sending out confusing messages regarding the future of its ...
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OS X Lion Packs a Nifty, Hidden Wi-Fi Monitoring Tool
Geekosystem
by Max Eddy | 12:00 pm, September 5th, 2011 Despite all its weird foibles (and oh man, there are foibles) of Lion, Apple's latest iteration of its operating system for computers, it packs some pretty useful little tools under the hood that you probably ...
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Android market share doubles while Apple IOS falls eight per cent
Inquirer
By Kate O'Flaherty FRUIT THEMED PHONE MAKER Apple's IOS operating system (OS) has fallen eight per cent in popularity over the last year, while Google's Android OS market share has doubled. According to data from Kantar Worldpanel Comtech, ...
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HP's plans for webOS outed in leaked documents
Mobot.net (blog)
One of the most consistent sentiments we've been hearing in the last couple of weeks about the seeming demise of webOS has been that it's a shame, because as an operating system it really is rather good. Well the good news is that the point doesn't ...
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US trade commission to review patents finding against Apple
The Australian
The judge had ruled that Apple's Mac operating system infringed two S3 patents related to graphics chips, although the mobile platform for the iPhone did not infringe. Phonemaker HTC, which agreed to buy the closely held S3 for $300 million less than a ...
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