The advent of iOS and Android has created a seismic shift in the fortunes of manufacturers, with stalwarts such as Nokia and Motorola superseded by Apple and Samsung. Overall, a recent Cutter survey suggests strong support for Apple's iOS and Google's Android, with limited support for RIM's BlackBerry and almost none for Symbian. Microsoft's Windows Phone registers with about 1 in 5 respondents, suggesting that there is some way to go before this newest platform has yet to make an impact.
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Simon Woodworth spent 15 years working in the telecom sector for both Ericsson and Motorola in a wide variety of roles, ranging from GSM network customer care in Southeast Asia to commissioning telephone exchanges in places such as Yemen and Siberia. Currently, he is a Lecturer in business information systems at University College Cork (UCC), Ireland, teaching undergraduate courses in Android mobile programming using Java and client/server… Read More
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