Nokia admits Apple is a "must have" in the US and EU
A Nokia France manager has acknowledged that the App Store has helped Apple to achieve "must have" status in the US and Europe.
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Android
Josh Ong
Nielsen: Android overtakes Apple's iOS in latest US smartphone sales
New sales data from Nielsen shows that Google's Android mobile operating system was the top-selling platform in recent months, ahead of Apple's iOS, which powers the iPhone.
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Neil Hughes
Google Android closes gap with Apple iPhone in consumer interest
A new survey of prospective smartphone buyers has found that hype from the iPhone 4 has died down, and Apple's smartphone is only slightly more preferable to consumers than devices running Google Android.
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Slash Lane
Dell to launch 7-inch tablet in 'next few weeks' to challenge iPad
U.S. computer maker Dell reportedly plans to take on Apple's iPad with a smaller, 7-inch device set to launch in a matter of weeks, as well as a 10-inch touchscreen device planned to debut in the next year.
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Sam Oliver
Ad requests from Apple's iPad see 76% month-over-month increase
The continued growth in popularity of the iPad is represented in the latest data from ad firm Millennial Media, which found that iPad ad requests grew 76 percent month over month.
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Katie Marsal
Google extends deal with Apple to remain default iPhone search
Google recently extended its contract with Apple, making the dominant search provider the default option on devices running iOS, including the iPhone.
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Apple's iOS holds strong as Android's enterprise presence surges
While Google's Android mobile operating system has seen a fivefold increase in availability in the corporate market over the last nine months, Apple's presence with iOS has held strong and still nearly doubles that of Android.
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iPhone drops to 24% smartphone share, Android jumps to 17%
New data shows Apple, RIM, and Microsoft continue to lose ground to Google in the U.S. smartphone market.
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Android users quicker than iPhone users in upgrading to new OS versions - report
Motorola Droid users have a higher adoption rate of Android 2.2 than that of iPhone 3GS users and iOS 4.0, according to a new report.
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Daniel Eran Dilger
