Pink Samsung Galaxy S3 deploying in Korea next week

Samsung has been hard at work marketing the Galaxy S3. In addition to the surplus of advertisements, the company is trying to make the device appeal to as many different personalities as possible. What’s the best way to do this? Release more colors of course!

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Apsalar sheds some light on regional smartphone market shares, outcomes are rather surprising

Apsalar, a mobile analytics company, has just released some pretty interesting information. They took the current U.S. market share of smartphone operating systems and organized it by region. The results make us think that maybe, just maybe, the location of a person really does affect the type of smartphone they ultimately choose.

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Updated Redbox app for Android brings better browsing

While users of the Redbox movie rental service are growing in number, so were frustrations with the Redbox app for Android. An update, now available in the Google Play Store, fixes a number of issues while adding some useful features.

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Apple tries to add $707 million on top of its current winnings from Samsung

Apparently, Apple isn’t happy with the billion dollars it won from Samsung. It’s bad enough that the trial was the worst thing to happen to Android since locked bootloaders, but even Apple guru Steve Wozniak thinks it’s a load of bull. Unfortunately, wiser heads won’t be prevailing in the Apple v Samsung battle.

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Apple Maps vs Google Maps: #iLost Motorola (Google) ad pokes fun at the iPhone 5 and the iOS 6 Maps issues

It’s not just Samsung or Nokia fans that have been taking hits at Apple’s recent products, as Motorola has joined the fun. While all of them have targeted the iPhone 5 with their campaigns, Motorola is particularly interested in making fun of one of the underperforming apps in iOS 6, Apple Maps in its latest ad.

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Motorola brings us up to date with Android upgrade schedule, DROID Bionic finally seeing ICS

Motorola has been annoyingly silent when it comes to its Android upgrade schedule. As a result we’ve seen quite a bit of anger and frustration from Android users. Well, they’ve now broken the silence by releasing a refreshed upgrade schedule. While this is definitely good news, the information contained in the schedule may not be.

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iOS 6 fragmentation more evident in iPhone, iPad and iPod touch universe, but is it really an issue?

One of the valid arguments behind adopting an iOS device is the fact that Apple’s devices are always receiving updates on time and that carriers have no say in when these updates are rolled out – that also means they have no bloatware included in any iPhone version.

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Google Play Store starts its own Twitter account to continue bringing news and deals to you

It seems like everyone is using Twitter these days. That includes the very popular and often used Google Play Store. It joins the plethora of other Google services that you can already find on Twitter, including: Google, Google Adwords, Google Nexus, Google Mobile, and Google Chrome. There are a lot more Google services on Twitter and really you have to follow all of them to stay up to date on the latest Google news.

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Want to switch from your old iPhone to an HTC One X? How about a free urBeats headset?

Apple’s iPhone 5 might be the talk of the town now that it has started selling, but if for some reason “the thinnest, lightest and fastest iPhone ever” doesn’t cut it for you, there might be a way to go over to the Android side and come out with a lucrative deal.

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iPhone 5 vs Samsung Galaxy Nexus – video comparison

As you already know, yesterday was iPhone 5 day. The new iOS smartphone was launched in nine countries and will roll out in 100 markets by the end of the year. Naturally, the device will be compared to every existing and upcoming high-end smartphone. In fact, we have a few such comparisons ourselves featuring the iPhone 5 against some of the hottest Android handsets available (and yes, they include video).

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