The iPhone 4S launched Oct. 14, just a week and a half after it was unveiled. Now, on Wednesday, Samsung and Google are expected to unveil the Nexus Prime smartphone and Ice Cream Sandwich, the latest version of Android. (As Mashable’s Ben Parr put it, “the invite itself features the iconic Android character in the form of an ice cream sandwich. You do the math.”)
Android devices may be appealing on many levels to businesses, but security and centralized management are not among the attractions. Now, a new security and management platform for Android could fill in that missing piece.
ReutersSamsung Delays Unveiling of a New Android PhoneNew York TimesBy REUTERS SEOUL (Reuters) — Samsung Electronics said on Monday that it would delay the introduction of a new smartphone based on Google's latest version of the Android operating…
Fragmentation, buggy upgrades, and a seeming lack of interest (or at least tech support) from Google have me ready to dump Android for good. The iPhone 4S is just weak enough to leave a tiny opening, and this may be Android’s last chance to keep me, at…
According to Microsoft, half of all Android devices are now under its patent protection. Yesterday, the Redmond software maker revealed it has signed a deal with Compal Electronics giving the company “broad coverage under Microsoft’s patent portfol…
Android to get enterprise friendlierCNET (blog)Mobile devices running on Android such as the Droid Bionic will get enhanced security features thanks to 3LM. 3LM, a unit of Motorola Mobility, is ready to release a set of …Motorola's Bet on an Andr…
If there’s one thing that gets under the skin of Android fans more than anything, it’s Apple receiving glowing praise for something Android already does, or could easily do if anybody just put their mind to it. Not to be out-shined by the Siri voic…
