If you needed anymore proof that the Windows Phone OS market share is growing and prospering in 3rd place, the the latest numbers obtained from the IDC IDC show it in black and white. Windows Phone has moved into third with a 3.2 percent share over BlackBerry’s 2.9 percent. The…
Vox Mobile VoIP may be currently exclusive to Android devices, but the company tells TruTower that it is planning to launch versions for other platforms in the near or far future. The next platform that will receive the mobile VoIP application is, of course, iOS. Vox says that a “likely”…
Okay, so it’s no WhatsApp or Kik, but BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) is still used quite a bit in a few markets around the world, which makes the news that the company is bringing its messaging app to iOS and Android later this summer at the very least interesting. CEO Thorstein…
While BlackBerry may be struggling against iOS, Android, and Windows Phone, life for the platform still ticks steadily on, as can be seen from the release of Skype, available in BlackBerry World for the BlackBerry Z10 starting today. The app brings Skype to the platform with a “me too” frame…
New data from Juniper Research shows that smartphone shipments for the first quarter of 2013 have reached almost 200 million units — 30% higher than the same time last year — with Samsung and Nokia largely benefiting from the increased sales momentum. Samsung shipped an estimated 68 million smartphones and…
We’ve known that Microsoft’s mobile OS has been gaining market share as of late, but new data from Kantar Worldpanel shows that the OS is performing very well than previously expected, particularly in the United States. In fact, the OS is growing at a slightly faster pace than Google’s Android….
It goes without saying that the mobile messaging and calling app market is indeed crowded, but that’s not stopping another contender from entering the ring. A service called Hike, which launched last December and has crossed 5 million registered users last month spanning India, which houses 60% of Hike’s user…
Many of you have been asking about Skype for BlackBerry 10 devices, and it looks like the world’s most popular VoIP and messaging app will be coming to the new OS. In fact, it’s already here. The kicker? No one in the general public is able to use it yet….
