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Top 5 Android Phones Available Today

1) HTC EVO 4G

The speedy HTC EVO 4G packs in some powerful specs and a variety of multimedia features into a stylish, minimalist design, but not everybody will get to enjoy one of its best features--4G connectivity.



2) HTC Droid Incredible

The HTC Incredible is one of the most impressive Android phones available with a gorgeous display, slick user interface, and lightning-fast processor.


3) Google Nexus One

The Google Nexus One impresses with a stunning AMOLED display, speedy performance, and cool tweaks to the Android OS; but some network issues prevent it from being a superphone.


4) Motorola Droid

The first Android 2.0 phone impresses with a strong suite of Web features and a stunning 3.7-inch display, but some users might have trouble with the shallow keyboard.



 5) Motorola Cliq

The beautifully designed Motorola Cliq is a social butterfly's dream phone, but others may find the MotoBlur user interface overwhelming.

iPhone and Android users Competition

As we know Apple iPhone is the most popular Smartphone for mostly every person and every type of person wants to hold it once. But after the revolution of Google Android based Smartphone the competition between Apple iPhone and Google Android is on peak level now we can think off and differentiate between the interests of peoples. iPhone and iPad users are mostly same in nature and age while android based Smartphone users are more in male categories. Let’s have a quick look on latest survey of AdMob to know people interests on Smartphone’s.

Gender Difference:

Age Difference:

Apps Difference:

Recommended to Colleagues:

Amazon Kindle Vs. iPad:

Windows Phone 7 and Android Platform Competition


Encroaching competition
Microsoft (MSFT) has finally unveiled its Windows Phone 7 operating system, bringing another mobile platform to compete with Android. With a powerful 1GHz Snapdragon processor and hi-rez screens, the initial Windows Phone 7 devices will be fairly well equipped to match many features on Android devices. For gaming and entertainment especially, it’s clear that certain standards have been established for smartphones.

Android Market keeping pace
Hardly fazed by Microsoft’s launch today, Android rolled out a Market update for non-Froyo users. You now get tabbed app browsing, bulk updates for apps and auto-updates for apps you select. The changes are important towards improving navigation around the Android Market, making it easier to manage what some deem are the most important features on your device. With the likes of AppBrain making searchable apps for managing your marketplace, Android itself needs to keep pace.

Another entity that is interested in its own front for the Android Market is Best Buy (BBY). The electronics retailer mentioned interest in experimenting with an app store for Android, which would be a great way to interface and market to their customers. Coming off the heels of Amazon’s (AMZN) delve into Android Market storefronts, we’re sure to see a deep and ongoing evolution for Android’s economy.

Superheroes on-the-go
DC Comics is likely to reap the benefits of this marketplace maturation, with plans to release an Android app in the coming weeks. The publishing company has managed to remain relevant throughout the generations, and having a strong mobile front is just another wave of the future. A number of print media publishers have turned to the mobile industry lately, as it’s reached a point of reasonable distribution and montization.

Windows Phone 7 Is Real Facebook Phone

When Microsoft and Facebook announced that they were partnering to integrate Facebook and Bing for social network-powered search, it confirmed something I thought Monday: Windows Phone 7 is the real Facebook phone.

I don't know whether Facebook has a secret team working on a phone where they control the OS. But the company don't need one. It's already deeply integrated into Android and iOS. Now with the Microsoft partnership, it's tied to the most socially optimized smartphone ever brought to the market.

"This is, I think, one of the most exciting partnerships we've done on the platform so far," Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said at the Bing announcement Wednesday. "Our view is that over the next five years we expect that almost every industry is going to be disrupted by someone building a great product that's deep in whatever area that industry is, plus is extremely socially integrated."

The first Windows Phone 7 handsets are due in stores November. The OS is Microsoft's complete do-over on mobile, after its predecessor Windows Mobile tanked in popularity and market share in the wake of more consumer-savvy handsets such as Apple's iPhone and Google's Android-powered smartphones.

Every aspect of Windows Phone 7 is geared to social networks: phone, contacts, gaming, photos, even Office. Focusing the phone around Hubs doesn't just mean that local client apps and cloud apps are grouped next to each other. It means that the local client and cloud work together.

Microsoft tried to explicitly build a social networking phone featuring Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and MySpace with the Kin. The Kin failed and was killed by Microsoft, mostly because it wasn't a full-featured smartphone (it was a fork of Windows Phone 7), but required a smartphone's data plan.

Windows Phone 7 Jail Broken App Demonstrated

Just a week after an Australian developer discovered a way to run unauthorized code, the first ''jailbroken'' app for Windows Phone 7 has been demonstrated.

Blogger Long Zheng reports that WP7 developer Kevin Marshall has tapped into Chris Walshie's efforts to create a rudimentary augmented reality app, in the same vein as Google's Goggles app. The app uses a publicly-available Silverlight toolkit and uses the phone's camera to overlay information onto real-world objects.

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Windows Phone 7 Series Launched

As we know Microsoft has released its most awaited Windows Phone 7 (formerly Windows Mobile). Now you have to use this new name of Worlds most classic Smartphone knows as Windows Phone 7. The company has introduced the new windows mobile OS at Mobile World Congress 2010. Microsoft has changed many of its old features to the latest technology; Most of the new features are included in Windows Phone 7, like, featuring a completely altered home screen and user interface experience, robust Xbox LIVE and Zune integration, and vastly new and improved social networking tools and software’s.

Let’s have a quick look on the windows phone 7 video.

Windows Phone 7 Grew Faster Than Android Marketplace


After the launched of Windows Phone 7 people were really expecting that new version of Windows Phone 7 will surely hit and get successful coverage in market amongst Android, iPhone and other popular devices. Now the latest research report from IDC, remarked that the Windows Phone 7 marketplace grew faster than Android's did at launch. The report noted that Microsoft added 4,000 applications in just two months, a milestone that took Android's marketplace over five months to achieve.
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Facebook Available For Windows Mobile Touchscreen Users

A new upgraded feature has now integrated in new Facebook version of Windows Mobile Touchscreen. Many of the features which are already available on iPhone Facebook are now available for Windows Mobile (WinMo) touchscreen phones. Many new facebook app versions are available for many mobile phones available but people really like iPhone Facebook version and now Windows Mobile also supporting some of the popular features of facebook. Currently 100 million Facebook users are currently accessing Facebook on their mobile or smart phones.

New features of the Facebook 1.2 for Windows Mobile include:

  • Post status updates.
  • Access friend requests.
  • Friend search.
  • Comment and “Like” Wall items.
  • Share photos and status updates to Windows Live sites.
  • Upload pictures and video taken directly from the phone.
  • Manage your profile, including updating profile pic.
  • Send messages to Facebook friends, or calling them.
  • Install the app on a memory card instead of native phone memory. (This is due to a recent change in Microsoft’s Windows Marketplace, not from the Facebook 1.2 app per se.) If you’re a Windows Mobile user, you’ll need to download the new Marketplace client to your handset to have the ability to install to your memory card.

You can download the app from the Windows Phone Marketplace.

No Flash in Windows Mobile 7: Adobe Confirmed

After so many rumors regarding Adobe Flash integration in Windows Mobile 7, Adobe is now confirmed that there is no Flash support in upcoming Microsoft Windows Mobile 7 OS. Unfortunately, the actual quote carried by Phone Scoop doesn't mention Windows Mobile 7 or any other Windows Mobile versions:

"Microsoft and Adobe are working closely together. While the newest version of Windows Phone won't support Flash at initial availability, both companies are working to include a browser plug-in for the full Flash player in future versions of Windows Phone. More details will be shared at Microsoft MIX next month."

As we know that the latest version of windows mobile is 6.5.3 can still works with Flash 10.1 beta (Not confirmed). And since we can't find the Adobe statement of Flash Integration on any of its usual press channels, we can't say for sure this quote is related to Windows Mobile 7. Let’s hope that it will integrate in the initial builds of Windows Mobile 7 series.

Windows Mobile 7 Pictures Leaked

Microsoft's forthcoming Windows Mobile 7 OS pictures and interface banner has been leaked. You can see in windows mobile 7 screenshots that Xbox Live has been added and also there are some changes in the interface of Home screen for the OS. In windows mobile 7 the icons for call, messages, e-mails are big and this is reflect that it will be helpful for big fingers persons and also there is a section of Social networking website Facebook and Pictures. There is no more details and update are available regarding the hardware now, but it definitely looks to be the real deal.

Windows Mobile 7 Photos: