The Samsung Galaxy S4 Active has appeared in multiple forms, in red and in grey with AT&T’s logo slapped on the back. The handset is not going to be lacking in colors at all, as the device could come in teal as well.This information comes from an image popular leaker @evleaks put up. The image only [...]
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Samsung Galaxy S4 Active will reportedly come in teal, according to a newly leaked image
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Is Samsung’s success a problem for Android? Not according to Sundar Pichai
May 31st, 2013 dantekWe opine about Samsung’s grip on Android quite a bit. Is it healthy for Android? What about TIzen? There are so many issues we concern ourselves with.It comes from a good place, though. We love Android, and would really like to see a little levelling in the market. HTC makes fantastic devices, and the LG [...]
Galaxy S4 not getting CyanogenMod support, according to some team members
March 20th, 2013 dantekThe Galaxy S4 will hit various markets starting with late April, but it looks like we have some bad news for those of you looking forward to buy the smartphone and customize it with appropriate CyanogenMod ROMs.One developer part of the “Hacksung” team took to xda-developers Forums a few days ago to address development for [...]
Flexible displays are still three years away, according to Corning
March 2nd, 2013 dantekIf you were looking forward to some futuristic bendy computer built from one of those flexible displays, that we’ve been hearing about on and off for the past year, then you will be waiting a little longer I’m afraid. Sadly Corning has said that it still thinks the technology is years away from being released, [...]
Android drops to 69% of worldwide smartphone market share and Samsung continues to grow according to Canalys
February 9th, 2013 dantekReports on market share have been steadily coming in from all the major players and they all seem to agree that Android is kicking butt. Now it’s time for Canalys to report their findings, and it appears they are in agreement. For the 4th quarter 2012, Android handsets accounted for 69% of the 216.5 million [...]
Over half of all application revenue comes from top 25 developers, according to reports
December 7th, 2012 dantekAccording to some research recently done by Canalys, the distribution of wealth from app sales is pretty heavily skewed towards the top. According to their findings, a group of the top 25 developers rake in about 50% of all money made through Apple’s App Store and Google’s Play Store. They reportedly made $60 million over [...]
Apple iPhone owner loyalty declining, according to new survey
November 6th, 2012 dantekWhen it comes to product loyalty, Apple is known for having fans that stick by the company’s side no matter what. In fact, a 2011 survey conducted by Strategy Analytics suggested that 93 percent of Apple smartphone owners planned to buy a new iPhone down the road. Fast forwarding to 2012, how do things look? [...]
Impressive growth for Android tablet sales as Apple falters according to latest IDC report
November 6th, 2012 dantekDo you remember back in September when IDC predicted Android tablets would not see any significant growth in the share of the market that they command? IDC probably hopes you have forgotten that in light of their report today showing some significant changes in the tablet market during the third quarter of 2012. Perhaps the [...]
Color, The Multimedia Service That Could Never Figure Out What It Does, Is Closing Down According To Reports
October 18th, 2012 dantekYou’d be forgiven for not knowing exactly what Color is or does. The sordid history of this app, and its parent company Color Labs, is a complicated one. Headed by Bill Nguyen, famous for founding Lala, the incredible music streaming service that was purchased by Apple and promptly closed down, Color Labs received $41 million [...]
Google could be prepping a Nexus smartwatch with a flip-up display according to patent filing
October 4th, 2012 dantekSmartwatches don’t seem to be as popular as I thought they would be, but I still think there’s going to be a lot of growth in this area. It looks like Google might be thinking the same thing. A Nexus smartwatch just might create the excitement to get mainstream consumers to jump in. It so [...]
