Recent research shows that the Google Android operating system has taken a larger market share in 2011. There are a number of manufactures who use the Android operating system for the tablet including Samsung. Android sales accounted for 39% of the market share from October to December in 2011 these are up from 29% in Read News…

Mozilla, the creator of web browser ‘Firefox’ has begun plans to develop systems for use on mobile devices and tablet computers. It is expected that the operating system will model its operating system on Google’s Android OS though using their own code. Mozilla’s creation of this will run on Android devices and once completed is Read News…

Electronics giant Apple are the subject of a lawsuit being taken against them in the wake of data leaks from the iPad and iPhone. Two individual groups are pursuing claims against Apple who claim that applications better known as ‘apps’ for the iPad and iPhone leak personally identifiable data. More importantly though, the claims made Read News…

Apple are due to bring the mobile advertising platform, iAd, to the UK in time for the Christmas period. The Apple advertising network is one the most important developments for the company in recent years, slowly positioning the company in direct company with search engine giant Google. The UK and France will be served the Read News…

Facebook have announced that a new strategy in an effort to make the social networking site dominant in the mobile industry as well as social networks. As part of its ambitious plans, Facebook wants to encourage a more social experience for the user by inviting businesses to offer deals to users of their phone such Read News…

Facebook, the biggest social network online today with over 500 million users, is in talks with voice over IP (VOIP) service provider Skype, to provide an integrate voice solution. The deal would involve integration of Facebook Connect with Skype accounts meaning users will be able to login with your Facebook credentials and have access to Read News…

After much anticipation the latest offering to the ‘tablet’ industry was unveiled in San Francisco.  The ‘Playbook’ – one of the first business focused products in the industry – is considered by many to be a smart move based on the success of Research In Motion’s (RIM) ‘Blackberry’ device in the business sector. The Playbook Read News…

The launch of Apple’s iPhone 4 also marks the end of unlimited smartphone data plans from major UK mobile phone companies. O2 – formerly Apple’s exclusive UK partner for the iPhone, has introduced a monthly cap of up to 1GB (gigabyte) for data on new contracts. This mirrors a similar recent move by rival Vodafone, Read News…