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60% Of Smartphone Users Double As Tablet Owners, Too
US smartphone penetration has reached 62% - but 58 per cent also own a tablet, reports new research.
Android Clearly Now The Dominant Mobile OS
Android continues to gain momentum while Apple’s market share has declined slightly year-on-year.
Apple Ends Fiscal Year In Record-Breaking Style
Tim Cook's lasses and lads sold more than 10 million more - so 48 million total - iPhone units in the last quarter alone.
Apple Launches Framework For Collecting Medical Information
Apple has launched a new initiative to tackle the problem of not having enough medical participants for research, by making all 700 million iPhones potential candidates.
Apple Patch Missed Third Shellshock Vulnerability
A new iOS 8 bug has been discovered that affects a handful of users by deleting all iCloud documents when a full device reset is performed.
Apple's iOS Dominance Continues
Apple has reached the 85 per cent mark with iOS 8 adoption, with release 9 slated for the Autumn.
Apple's The Clear Winner When It Comes To Smartphone Profitability
According to a recently published Canaccord Genuity report, on which Apple Insider reported yesterday, Apple has made 94 per cent of global smartphone profits during the third quarter alone.
Beats streaming coming to iPhone and iPad owners
You can hardly have forgotten that Apple picked up Beats for the princely sum of $3 billion (£1.9 billion) earlier this year, and part of that deal was not just the headphones, but Beats Music, the subscription streaming service. If you were wondering what Apple’s plans were for the music service, well, now we know...
BlackBerry Passport On Sale At Just Under New iPhone Retail Price
Carphone Warehouse starts selling the new BlackBerry smartphone earlier today for £529.95 SIM free - with a number of different contract options starting off at £30.50 a month.
BlackBerry Proves Not Dead Yet With New Business-Friendly Handset
BlackBerry has lauched the Passport - a new phone claimed to be the final piece in its three-year-long turnaround.
FBI Chief Expresses Google, Apple Privacy Concerns
As part of the backlash against the Snowden revelations more tech companies are offering encrypted messaging - which, it seems, 'Big Brother' is less than keen about.
Have Key Apple Watch Details Slipped Out?
A US web site has published convincing sounding insider knowledge of both the new wearable and its key app
HP and Google To Offer An 'Enterprise Siri'
HP and Google have struck a new partnership for the creation of a brand new digital assistant – not dissimilar to Siri – aimed at the enterprise.
HSBC And First Direct To Support Apple Pay
Apple Pay is steadily grabbing more support in the United Kingdom, with HSBC and First Direct both announcing support for the contactless payment solution.
Hybrid Is Normal In Today's "Fragmented Enterprise"
Ross Mason, founder and VP of product strategy at MuleSoft, spoke to ITProPortal about how the newly fragmented enterprise environment has ensured that hybrid is the new normal for IT.
Mobile App Of The Day: Cast Store For Chromecast
Cast Store for Chromecast keeps you up to date with all the apps that support Google’s Chromecast gadget. It’s a must-have app for Chromecast fans.
Mobile App Of The Day: Coursera
Use Coursera to find free courses on all manner of different topics, then sign up and do your learning on your phone.
Mobile App Of The Day: Dokmee Mobile
Dokmee Mobile is a free app that gives you on-the-go access to your paperless office. You do have a paperless office, right?
Mobile App Of The Day: SurveyMonkey
SurveyMonkey is a great app if you are interested in questionnaires and analysis, and the app ties in neatly with the website.
REVIEW: HulloMail Mobile App
HulloMail is a sophisticated voicemail management service with options for individual users and business customers.
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