A new survey shows that 54% of people who are planning on buying a smartphone in the next three months plan to buy an iPhone .
ChangeWave Research, in a new survey of North American consumers, has found that a significant number of people are looking at Apple and Samsung for their next smartphone. Both companies have an “explosive momentum” behind them.
The survey found that of the people who are planning on buying a smartphone in the next 90 days, (more…)

isn’t new technology, and that they’ve focused on it due to the
‘s lack of features.
Microsoft’s Chief Research and Strategy Officer, Craig Mundie, sat down for an interview with Forbes. On the topic of Apple ‘s Siri, he touted the “TellMe” feature.
“The Tellme facility’s been in the Windows 7 phone for more than a year,” Mundie said. “So I mean I just think people are infatuated with Apple announcing [Siri].”
Microsoft’s not the only one that (more…)

Call it fanboyism, call it trust in Apple or just call it gadget lust. 35 percent of nearly 3000 participants in a survey conducted by
even though no official specifications for the device are out. Whatever information that is known in the form of rumors have to be taken with a grain of salt.
The exact number of participants was 2,852, and they filled out the survey from 1st July to 11th July. The timing matters even more since as we go back (more…)

, 34% of the
users are under the impression that they already own a 4G phone.
supported 4G networks or not, which should come as good news to Apple , as
.
Maybe the “4” in the iPhone 4 name gives iPhone owners (34%) the false impression that they already own a 4G phone but the fact is Apple doesn’t offer a 4G phone at the moment. Coincidentally, a suspiciously large percentage of Android and BlackBerry owners may be suffering from the (more…)

. Steve Jobs had revealed during his Keynote address at WWDC that the stainless steel bands around the
” of the device that house the iPhone 's antenna system.
We were hoping that the new antenna system will fix the network connectivity issues resulting in fewer dropped calls that has plagued iPhone users until now (at least AT&T's iPhone customers). But things don’t look good if you take a look at the videos below:
One user has reported (more…)

. Firstly, the device is built to simplify online networking. According to Derek Snyder, Product Manager for Kin at Microsoft, the Loop (Kin's equivalent of the Home Screen) is like a ”
” and unlike the static icons on devices like the iPhone , provides the user with the latest updates from their contacts on social networks like Facebook and Twitter. Secondly, Microsoft claims that the devices' internal storage capacity is irrelevant because (more…)