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Android and Apple's iOS rule the roost, but a bevy of others gun for the number three slot.
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Google: What you need to do in mobile in 2013
The end of each year sees a rash of articles predicting what we will see in the year to follow. This is not one of those, it is recommendations to help Google firm its position in the mobile space in 2013.
Podcast: Mobile device platform wars
Jason Perlow and Veeam's Rick Vanover discuss the merits of Apple iOS, Google Android, Microsoft Windows Phone and RIM BlackBerry 10.
Year in Review: Best of Tech Broiler 2012
These were the articles from my column that inspired you the most this year. Surprise, surprise, it was all about Mobility and Tablets.
The coming eReader apocalypse
The Kindle and the NOOK may still be selling like hotcakes this holiday season, but doom is on the horizon.
RIM's Q3 revenue fared well enough; CIO announces departure
UPDATED: RIM shipped approximately 6.9 million BlackBerry smartphones and 255,000 PlayBook tablets in Q3.
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UberMobile's Top Ten Trends 2013
Here are the ten most important trends that will drive our increasingly mobile world in 2013 and beyond.
Microsoft's latest search-share attack plan: Focus on mobile apps
There's more than one way to chip away at Google's search share, according to Microsoft. Mobile apps offer another avenue, says head of Redmond's AppEx team.
iPad mini: Bringing the elderly into the digital age
The elderly often find technology to be physically challenging to embrace. The iPad mini is changing that due to its small size that is light enough to be easy to handle.
Xamarin delivers tool for building native Mac OS X apps with C#
'We love C# and .Net more than Microsoft does,' tweeted Xamarin founder Miguel de Icaza, upon announcement of his company's tool for building Mac OS X apps with Microsoft's C#.
Windows has fallen behind Apple iOS and Google Android
According to a Goldman Sachs' private report , Microsoft's share of the computing device operating system market has declined to a mere 29%. Above it? Apple's iOS and Google's Android. Windows could make a comeback but faces "an uphill battle."
New Chrome extension: The play is with Chrome OS
Google released a tremendous extension for the Chrome browser that makes it easy to save any image to Google Drive. While useful for Chrome users, the real benefit is in making Chrome OS function more like a desktop OS.
Mozilla brings Firefox OS Simulator to 1.0 milestone, retools private browsing
Mozilla has released a Firefox OS 1.0 simulator in order to give developers a chance to start building apps for the platform ahead of its release on mobile devices next year; it has also changed the way its desktop browser deals with new private browsing windows or tabs.
10 security stories that shaped 2012
From a major malware attack on the Mac OS X to state-sponsored cyber-espionage attacks, IT security in 2012 will be remembered as the year that piqued the imagination.
Multi-device tool architecture primes pump for accelerated enterprise mobile development
Embarcadero has given developers with C and C++ skills the means to build and deploy native mobile and fat client apps on all the major client platforms.