8 months in, 11% of Android devices run 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich
Google's latest publicly released data shows that just 10.9 percent of devices running the Android mobile operating system have been updated to the latest version of the software.
Android
Slash Lane
ITC denies Apple's emergency request for customs ban of HTC phones
The U.S International Trade Commission refused Apple's request for an emergency customs ban on HTC Android devices, but the agency is looking into whether redesigned phones from the Taiwanese handset maker still constitute infringement of Apple's "data detectors" patent.
Josh Ong
Apple iOS growth doubles Android over last three months, report says
While Android and iOS continue to dominate the smartphone market, new data released on Monday suggests that the growth of Google's mobile OS may be slowing as Apple saw two new users for every Android customer during the past three months.
Mikey Campbell
Google comes to Samsung's aid in patent battle with Apple
Smartphone maker Samsung and Android creator Google are "working closely to create a united front" in the face of legal challenges from Apple, according to a new report.
Sam Oliver
Apple's iOS takes 65% mobile browser share in June, Android at 20%
Apple has continued to take an increasingly larger share of mobile devices tracked by Net Applications, reaching more than 65 percent in the month of June.
AppleInsider Staff
Apple injunction against Galaxy S III would give Samsung 'big problems'
Apple's recent string of courtroom victories against rival Samsung are continued progress in the company's "thermonuclear war" against Android. Its next target: the latest flagship Android smartphone, Samsung's Galaxy S III.
Neil Hughes
RIM's survival until BlackBerry 10 all about cash preservation
While Research in Motion reported dismal quarterly earnings this week, the company did manage to improve its cash balance, suggesting the its demise isn't imminent — if it can survive until the launch of BlackBerry 10.
Adobe to end new Android Flash installs on August 15
Adobe's mobile Flash days are now numbered, as the company has announced that it will no longer accept new Flash Player installations through the Google Play application store after August 15 and will not support the upcoming 4.1 Jelly Bean version of Android.
'Google Now' personal assistant represents search giant's answer to Siri
Even as Google continues to develop voice search functionality for its Android mobile operating system, the company's new Google Now service is a different approach to tackling rival Apple's Siri virtual assistant.
Katie Marsal
