According to a fabulously pointless new survey, users of Android phones are supposedly more likely to have sex on a first date and embark on more one-night stands than owners of other smartphones.
If you’re not sure if that latest phone is going slip discretely into your pocket or leave you with an unwanted trouser bulge, this handy new site lets you compare relative proportions of different smartphones.
The Porsche Design BlackBerry P’9981 designer smartphone has just been priced up for the UK, and it comes with a price tag every bit as ridiculous as its uber-macho, all-metal design.
New figures from mobile ad analysts Millennial Media show Android remaining king of the smartphone OSs, hogging a hefty 56 per cent global share – double the share of its nearest rival, Apple’s iOS, who only have 28 per cent.
We don’t usually associate AT&T and Blackberry with the concepts of ‘fun’ and ‘amusing promos,’ but their new video for the Blackberry Torch smartphone actually managed to raise a smile in the battle-hardened offices of Wirefresh.
It seems to be striking a chord with others too, with the video rapidly gaining ‘vital’ status online.
New research has revealed that the UK is feeling the Google Android love, with the OS running on over half of all smartphones sold – a hefty 100% increase in market share from a year ago.
Cover your eyes! It’s the new Porsche Design P’9981 Smartphone from BlackBerry, a hideous slab of Top Gear-esque macho design that truly is a beast to behold.
There’s large servings of Blackberry-flavoured humble pie being served up right now, with Research In Motion founder Mike Lazaridis forced to release a public apology to BlackBerry subscribers about the major service outage that is now entering its fourth day.
RIM are struggling enough as it is, but things have been going from bad to worse for the Canadian company as millions of BlackBerry users now go into their third day of being unable to access the internet on their handsets.
Tech site TechRadar conducted a poll amongst its readers to find out which phones were causing the maximum moistening of gussests – and the Samsung Galaxy S2 emerged triumphant, bagging more than double the votes of Apple’s iconic iPhone 4.
A study by stat-juggling spods comScore has found that Google Android remains on an unstoppable trajectory in the States, with their smartphone market share reaching 41.8 per cent – a huge rise from the 36.4 per cent share it held in April this year.
After seeing Apple totally rip off Blackberry Messenger, Samsung has decided to get in on the act too, announcing their new me-too free messaging service called ChatON.
Recent reports from Nielsen, Strategy Analytics and IDC all placed Apple at the top of global smartphone vendor list, based on their second-quarter smartphone sales, but UK based stats firm Gartner is having none of it, declaring Symbian to the sultans of smartphone sales.
The busy folks at Geekaphone – an online resource for the mobile industry – have been ticking boxes, totting up totals and compiling lists, with the results being slapped together in a neat infographic.
The dual core Samsung Galaxy S II continues to be Britain’s most popular smartphone, once again outselling the Apple iPhone 4, according to new figures from uSwitch Mobile Tracker.
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