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The latest version of Google's operating system, Jelly Bean, is now available on more than 10 percent of Android devices. But most gadgets are still running the search giant's much earlier OS, known as Gingerbread.
According to a new Pew Research Center study, a number of U.S.-based arts organizations agree that the Internet, social media, and mobile connectivity permeate their daily operations, and have changed the way they function.
RIM and T-Mobile's launch of the low-end BlackBerry 9315 damages both companies' plans.
Mobile messaging application WhatsApp ended 2012 on a high note —very high: The service processed a record-breaking total 18 billion messages on Dec. 31 alone.
With an updated operating system and two new handsets expected for release before the end of the month, Research In Motion today announced a new BlackBerry device set for release under T-Mobile contract.
Microsoft is once again lashing out at Google, this time taking the search giant to task for not allowing a "full featured" YouTube app for Windows Phone.
Research in Motion has patented a new camera feature aimed at avoiding 'spy cam'-type photos, which can lead to leaked product pictures.
The open-source Ubuntu operating system is coming to a smartphone near you, Canonical announced today.
App developers received the gift of sales this holiday season as the week between Christmas and New Year's earned record-breaking download volumes.
A California court on Wednesday granted Amazon's request to dismiss Apple's false advertising claim in an ongoing lawsuit regarding the companies' use of the "app store" name.
New reports suggest Apple developers are testing iOS 7, while an analyst thinks new multi-colored iPhones are on the horizon.
Sports fans can now stream live ESPN video content on their Amazon Kindle Fire.
According to a report from Japan, Apple may be about to finally launch its Japanese-language e-book store.
Load up these 10 apps on your Android phone or iPhone for a great New Year's Eve.
A totally comprehensive travel app is well worth five bucks, and while TripRider for iPhone purports to be all-inclusive, it isn't worth a penny due to a horrific interactive design choices and total lack of included content.
Knight of the Earthends offers some frisky banter to liven up a relatively basic JRPG.
Dragon's Blade is an old-school RPG with a great cooperative multiplayer component, but its difficulty levels are out of whack.
Which companies emerged from the shadows and became hits for 2012? We highlight companies you may have never heard of when the year began, but were known names by New Year’s Eve.
Every parent needs a break. Here are some kid-friendly apps that will keep junior safely entertained.
The Pyramids takes users on a virtual journey inside the Pyramids and tombs of ancient Egypt, providing text, audio commentary, and rotatable 3D representations of important artifacts.