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It seems Nokia, a leading mobile handset manufacturer, has hit another setback while fighting for its supremacy in mobile industry. A recent departure of Ari Jaaksi , who was working  as Vice President of Devices for the “MeeGo” –...

From the beginning Google has always focused on the technologies which have wider impact on community and people can benefit out of that at large-scale, be it Gmail, Google Earth, Google Goggles or Self driven Cars. Yes, you read...

Microsoft Inc, trying to regain to lost market share in smartphone market, is evaluating and integrating new ways to its upcoming Windows 7 phone. Company is constantly working on new features and said users will be able to able YouTube clips and NetFlix Movies over Windows 7 phones. Windows 7 phones are reportedly set to launched by October. Microsoft has sharply lost the share in smartphones in last few months after the launch of Android and iPhone 4.0

While the Google-backed Android mobile operating system currently runs on less than 17% of all mobile operating system, Gartner Inc. predicts it will surge to 29.6% of the global mobile operating system market by 2014 -- ahead of iOS, as well as Windows Mobile and RIM (BlackBerry) mobile OS but second only to Symbian who will be managing 30.2% of global smartphone market by then and stay intact at No. 1 spot.

Google has released one of its new product of browsers named "Crome to Phone". A feature which wwill allow you to download websites and read it from your mobile desktop itself. Currently this is available on with Android 2.2 (Froyo) supported mobile handsets. "Crome to Phone" allows mobile internet users to have rich experience of web in a different way.

The war of Java has reinstated between two silicon heavy weights – this time in court room. On late Thursday, Oracle has released press note saying it has filed a law suit against Google claiming egregious IP infringement. This is going to have direct impact on Google’s most appreciated mobile OS – Android which runs on Java & Open Source technology and may put on hold Android 2.2 ( Froyo)

On Tuesday, Research in Motion (RIM) has officially launched its first ever smartphone "BlackBerry Torch". As expected Company has presented the new smartphone as an answer to Apple's iPhone and Samsumg's GalaxyS, lunched just few weeks back. BlackBerry Torch is loaded with OS 6.0, RIM's new mobile platform, which is having direct competition with Google's Android.

Smartphone market war is on so the market is bubbling. Sales of Android-based smartphones are surging, tearing chunks of market share out of Apple, RIM, and Windows Mobile's hides. According to a report released by Nielsen company, Android phones are pretty close to beat top 2 market leaders Apple & RIM ( BlackBerry ) in US market.

It seems that business war between Google and Apple is accelerating with multi folds. Still iPhone vs Android discussion are not over and now Google seems to be all set to challenge the supremacy of Apple in the Digital Music world....

The newest iPhone comes out in two weeks; the Android OS continues to deploy on better and better hardware; and both operating systems roll out exciting new features and innovations with each release. So which deserves your hard-earned cash? You can evaluate iPhone and Android devices from countless angles,[1] so rather than pretend that we've got the One True Comparison, it only seems appropriate to highlight that we're not necessarily your average user.