Google: 550.000 Android activations per day
Posted on: July 18, 2011 / Category: News
In a recent second quarter earnings report presented by the search giant, Google, the numbers show a growing for Android activations per day. 550.000 Android smartphones are being activated every day. The number is up compared to last month scores and probably still growing.
In June Andy Rubin announced that a half of milion devices were activated daily and were increasing at a rate of 4.4% per week. That's up to 50.000 from the last report. If the process continues in this positive note, Google could very possible be activating about one milion devices per day by the end of the year.
In terms of net income and revenue, the numbers have registered a 32% growth from the last year Q2's earnings. It seems that the things are going to a good path for Google. Increasing revenues, Android keep doing an excellent job, is anything else we could ask for?
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A new Android Market for phones
Posted on: July 13, 2011 / Category: News
If your phone runs Android 2.2 or higher, you can now see what's neww in the Android Market. Google has been working on an improved market place for all Android fans by adding more applications and games plus the posibility to purchase books and rent movies.
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Android market share keeps growing
Posted on: July 1, 2011 / Category: News
Nielsen's May survey of mobile consumers in the U.S. shows a thing that we already knew: Android is keep growing scoring 38% of the U.S. smartphone market, two points up from the previous report.
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500.000 Android devices activated every day
Posted on: June 29, 2011 / Category: News
Andy Rubin, Google's chief, announced via its Tweeter account that over 500,000 Android devices are activated every day and the process is still growing. Actually, the growth is currently at 4,4% per week.
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Android users are on top for data consumption
Posted on: June 20, 2011 / Category: News
A new report from Nielsen Company shows their latest scores regarding smartphone data usage and Android OS is, once again, on top. The data consumption continues to grow, by jumping up to 89% in the US.
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Android still holding the first position
Posted on: June 15, 2011 / Category: News
Are you still waiting for your favourite operating system to receive praises? Here is another positive prediction from the mobile advertising firm Milennial Media who published its monthly Mobile Mix report for May. According to them, Android is still the number one.
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Best 4G Android Phones
Posted on: June 9, 2011 / Category: News
There is no surprise that Android is leading in the US smartphone market with a wide range of powerful phones from important manufacturers such as Samsung, HTC or Motorola. What's more interesting is that there is a growing number of mobile phone consumers wanting to purchase a 4G Android phone. Which carrier has the best 4G handset?
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ComScore: Android continues to growth in US
Posted on: June 6, 2011 / Category: News
As expected, the latest ComScore scores from a recent report show that both Android and iOS see continued growth in the US market. The numbers are from the last quarter and indicate that Google's operating system has climbed over five percent, now totaling 36.4%.
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Nielsen: Android leads in US smartphone market share
Posted on: June 2, 2011 / Category: News
Another monthly report from Nielsen show that Google's Android OS continues to be the most popular amongst US mobile consumers with 37 percent owning an Android smartphone. The research firm has published two days ago its mobile report for the three month-period from February to April.
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US carriers available Android phones
Posted on: May 31, 2011 / Category: News
It's a fact that Android remains an important and powerful operating system in the Statesides and more consumers want an Android phone. Recent news and reports indicate the day by day growth with a wide range of devices running on the Android. Are you looking to purchase an Android smartphone from one of all four US major carriers?
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