Windows Rushes Mango OS to Compete with iPhone 5, iOS 5
The iPhone 5 News Blog (blog)
Windows has managed to complete Mango, its new mobile OS, ahead of schedule in order to compete with the iPhone 5's iOS 5 & Android's Ice Cream Sandwich this Fall. When it comes to software development, going over budget and over deadline is part for ...
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The Lonely Life of WebOS
TechNewsWorld
By Paul Hartsock HP has cut development of webOS hardware like the Pre and TouchPad, effectively taking away the only home the mobile operating system has. With nothing else to run on and no other companies using it, the OS will linger on ice unless ...
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The Macalope Weekly: Gotta know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em
Macworld (blog)
The Macalope supposes it could work: Web operating system, Web-based social network. Personally, the horny one's not real into Facebook because he has no desire to reconnect with people from grade school (kids can be so cruel when your antlers start ...
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Apple Sneaks A Big Change Into iOS 5: Phasing Out Developer Access To The UDID
Washington Post
By TechCrunch.com, Apple is making a lot of big changes to its mobile operating system with iOS 5, which is dribbling out in betas for developers ahead of a general release later this year. But there is one big change some developers are just starting ...
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Apple Shifts Stance On Mobile Software Identifier
Wall Street Journal
Developers who write programs for Apple's iOS operating system have been using a unique identifier specific to each device to gather personal data about users, in some cases creating detailed dossiers on how they use multiple apps. ...
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Wolverton: The smartphone business these days looks a lot like a NASCAR race.
San Jose Mercury News
Nokia's market share had been slipping in recent years as it failed to update its Symbian operating system so that it was competitive with iOS and Android. But then the company announced this spring that it was going to abandon Symbian for Windows ...
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