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Nokia Confirms 808 PureView Will Still Receive New Features Despite the Death of Symbian

Nokia Confirms 808 PureView Will Still Receive New Features Despite the Death of Symbian

By Killian Bell |

On Thursday, Nokia revealed that it had ceased Symbian development and sent the platform into “maintenance mode,” meaning there would be no new features for the Finnish firms Symbian-powered smartphones. It seemed like a massive blow to Nokia smartphone owners who hadn’t yet switched to Windows…





Google to Kill off iGoogle

Google to Kill off iGoogle

By Todd Haselton |

Google announced on Tuesday that it will retire the customizable homepage site “iGoogle” on November 1, 2013. “We originally launched iGoogle in 2005 before anyone could fully imagine the ways that today’s web and mobile apps would put personalized, real-time information at your fingertips,” Google…




Android Rages On: Google’s Mobile OS Responsible For 59% of 152.3M Smartphones Shipped in Q1

Android Rages On: Google’s Mobile OS Responsible For 59% of 152.3M Smartphones Shipped in Q1

By Todd Haselton |

Android and iOS are currently dominating the global smartphone landscape. A new report from IDC suggests that Android has a 59% market share while Apple has a 23% grip on the market. Those percentages are out of 152.3 million smartphones that were shipped during the first…