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Android Elbows iPhone Out of Second Place in US Market

The Android operating system has moved past the iPhone to capture the No. 2 ranking in smartphone operating systems in the first quarter of 2010, with 28 percent of the U.S. market, according to the NPD Group. The Research In Motion OS was still No. 1, with 36 percent marketshare, based on unit sales to consumers. Apple's iPhone OS held steady with 21 percent.

Smartphone Market on a Tear

The smartphone market is back in hyper-growth mode, according to the latest IDC Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker, which reported this piece of the mobile market posted a 56.7 percent increase in growth for Q1, shipping a total of 54.7 million units ...

FCC Finds New Way to Bring Broadband Under Its Umbrella

FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski has laid out a proposal that establishes the agency's authority to regulate Internet broadband providers much as it does telecom service companies. The FCC has always claimed to have this authority -- but it was not put to the test until Comcast challenged an order by the FCC to change its network management practices...

Every Twitterer Can Be a Pundit Now

Twitter is rolling out a new tool for embedding tweets directly into third-party websites. It will provide a snippet of HTML code for the purpose, the micro-blogging site announced on Tuesday ...

BumpTop Buy Could Give Google New Perspective in OS Efforts

Google has acquired Bump Technologies, a company that has developedan application that transforms a computer desktop screen into a 3-D display. ...

Pegasystems Embarks on Chordiant Integration Mission

Pegasystems will demonstrate examples of simple integration between its BPM applications and the CRM functionality it will inherit from Chordiant at its upcoming trade show. ...

Is Palm’s Future in Nokia’s Hands?

Rumors about contenders for troubled smartphone maker Palm continue to circulate -- fueled in part by comments from Palm's CEO. ...

Leaked Docs Suggest Dell’s Plotting a Mobile Blitzkrieg

Dell has plans to release five smartphones and two tablet-style PC devices, according to detailed specs and photos of the products that have been leaked to Engadget. ...

Google’s Tablet Plot Thickens With Agnilux Buy

Google has acknowledged its acquisition of tech firm Agnilux but has not provided any details about the transaction or even hints as to its purpose. ...

SC May Take Employer’s Side in ‘Sexting’ Privacy Case

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday heard oral arguments in City of Ontario v. Quon -- a case that could significantly expand employees' privacy rights in the workplace. Questioning by the justices led some court watchers to conclude that the Court will decide it on very narrow grounds and likely side with the City of Ontario. If that does happen, employers will breath a sigh of relief, said Devjani Mishra, a labor and employment partner with Seyfarth Shaw...

Cisco Closes $3.3B Tandberg Deal as Videoconferencing Gains Steam

Cisco will have completed its acquisition of Norwegian video company Tandberg once the compulsory acquisition for the company's remaining shares is closed. Cisco is acquiring the firm for US$3.3 billion -- after its initial offer of $3 billion was rejected by shareholders. ...

Partners Propel NetSuite’s Cloud Strategy

There's a growing trend among companies to use the cloud to manage and store not only simple business processes like email, but also higher-end, more sophisticated ones. Indeed, in some cases demand for such functionality is outstripping supply. In response, vendors are turning to a long-standing tradition to build out functionality -- forging partnerships -- in order to get to market sooner.

FCC Chair: Broadband Plan Won’t Be Derailed

The Federal Communications Commission believes it has the authority to implement its National Broadband Plan -- a wide-ranging initiative that calls for nationwide Internet services, greater availability of wireless connectivity, and improved rural access to such services -- despite a recent court ruling that clouds the issue. ...

Seagate Hawks Movie Tickets, Even if All You Wanted Was Storage

Seagate and Paramount Digital Entertainment have launched a limited promotion for a Seagate portable hard drive that has been on the market for about a year-and-a-half -- they are now offering it preloaded with Paramount movies. ...

Twitter Takes a Flier in Developer Territory

Twitter has made a number of moves in the past few days that have jangled the nerves of third-party developers who fear the micro-blogging site is about to make a big push into their territory. ...

Salesforce.com Cuts Ribbon on Chatter App Exchange

Salesforce.com has launched ChatterExchange, an app marketplace for Chatter, the enterprise collaboration platform it introduced earlier this year. It is built on "Cloud 2" -- the company's name for the next generation of cloud computing: social, collaborative, and capable of delivering real-time access to data and information across new mobile devices...

Google’s Ears Still Ringing Over Buzz Brouhaha

Google has become the target of another lawsuit alleging privacy violations in connection with the February rollout of Buzz, its social networking application. ...

Net Neutrality Takes One on the Chin

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia has issued a ruling that could spell the end of Net neutrality -- or merely redefine the battle terms a little. It's a matter of perspective ...

T-Mobile Offers Fat Trade-In Credits to Switch From iPhone to HD2

T-Mobile has launched a promotion offering credit toward the purchase of its high-end HTC HD2 to anyone willing to trade in an iPhone. ...

Nervous Amazon Knuckles Under on E-Book Pricing

Amazon has reportedly agreed to new pricing terms with two major publishers on e-books sold for its Kindle ...

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