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MobileDose - 8/15/2012

New results from analyst firm Gartner have shed further light on the state of the global smartphone market. Ninety-nine million Android devices sold accounted for 64 percent of the global smartphone market, up more than 20 percent Y/Y. In the same time, total smartphone sales have increased by 42.7 percent.... Read More

The legal battle over smartphone technology between the world's two biggest producers of mobile devices has been raging for years, in various forms, and this summer has seen a marked increase in the intensity of attacks coming from both sides. Apple accused Samsung outright of stealing key design elements from the early iterations of the iPhone, backing up the claims with internal Samsung memos that appear to explicitly demonstrate this. Yesterday, Samsung fired back from a completely different angle, stating that key elements of the iPhone and subsequent Apple mobile-device designs, including the pinch-to-zoom feature, were actually stolen from an earlier Mitsubishi-designed device, which would invalidate Apple's claims.... Read More

Windows' entrance into the mobile market has been a rather drawn-out process what with the long wait for the mobile-optimized Windows 8 OS, lackluster sales of Windows 7 Phone devices and nothing that challenges the iPad's dominance of the tablet market. That is until very recently when things ramped up extremely quickly with the announcement of the simultaneous releases of Windows' Surface tablet and Windows 8 (which includes the tablet-optimized "Windows RT"), due at the end of October. Now, new information about the Windows' upcoming tablet has surfaced. First, Engadget reported that the Surface RT will come with a price tag of $199... Read More

For years, the humor in the joke "What's the most common lie in the world? 'I have read and agree to the Terms of Service'" has lain in the fact that no one actually reads all of the Terms of Service (ToS) on websites and apps. In fact, a report released earlier this year found that it would take around 250 hours a year (or a full month of eight-hour workdays) to actually read all the different ToS an average person encounters... Read More

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A favorite guest of Atlanta's Renegade Radio, Mobiquity's Dan Homrich recently explained the hazards of "random acts of mobility." And how to stop committing them. It’s not about an app. ... Read More

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