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BlackBerry is the third most popular smartphone hardware brand in the UK behind Apple and Samsung, according to the most recent comScore MobilLens report. It had a 15.2 per cent share of the smartphone handset market as of October 2012, down from 17.7 per cent in October 2011. In the operating system arena, comScore puts it behind Google's Android and Apple's iOS. BlackBerry's market share isdown,whileMicrosoft is nipping at its heels. Nokia began adopting Microsoft's OS for its handsets in early 2011 and announced it had shipped its last device supporting its own Symbian operating system last month. Microsoft's latest version of OS Windows Phone 8 launched at the end of October with handsets from Nokia and HTC. Microsoft is positioning its phones as integrated with its existing Windows software,…

EMAIL PROGRAMS TO REPLACE MAIL BEGIN TO EMERGE There's just something about the iOS environment that attracts me. I enjoy it so much that I prefer to do the majority of my work on my iPad, rather than the Mac. I only return to the Mac when I really have to, when I have work that just can't be done on the iPad, which isn't much. I've downloaded apps for many tasks to aid in this process, and that's one of my reasons for the enjoyment level. I can find apps to take care of everything. The only holdup in this process has been email. There just weren't any capable mail apps out there. Yet, the Mail app has always been a thorn in my side. I detest it. It…

Apple's stock could get a needed boost later this year, when the company is expected to ride the wearable technology wave with the debut of a wristwatch aimed at tapping into the $6 billion smart watch market. The "iWatch" will be integrated with the wearer's iPhone and iPad, without negating the need for either one, said Max Wolff, senior analyst at Greencrest Capital. It will likely allow the wearer to see who's calling and to receive alerts and incoming emails and texts, Wolff added. It may use voice commands, such as "weather" or "traffic," as the input method, said Roger Kay, founder and president of Endpoint Technologies Associates in Wayland. And, like fitness devices such as FitBit, it may also have a pedometer or sensors tracking data such as heart…

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An Oklahoma woman whose TV news interview after a fire went viral is suing Apple after a mashup of her words was put to music and sold on iTunes. Sweet Brown, aka Kimberly Wilkens, was captured by KFOR-TV, Oklahoma City, ranting after her apartment caught fire. Her assertion that the smoke gave her bronchitis and, "Ain't nobody got time for thati" caught on and a Seattle radio station called to interview Wilkens. They set the interview to music and began selling it on iTunes. Court records show the song, "I got bronchitis,” was for sale on iTunes from April 16 to June 29, The (Oklahoma City) Oklahoman said Sunday. It doesn't say how many times it was downoaded. Wilkens said she never gave consent to her image or words being…

The biggest vulnerability to Macintosh computers is the belief among their devoted users that Apple's (AAPL) superior operating system makes them immune to malware, experts say. "Some Mac users have this perception that the Mac is free from hacks and that is completely wrong," said Zheng Bu, senior director of research for Milpitas-based FireEye, which develops anti-ma I ware products. Mac users, said Kevin Haley, Symantec director of product management for security response, "have let their guard down." While the vast majority of malware is aimed at Windows operating systems, the growing market share of MacBooks and iMacs is making Apple computers a bigger target. In recent years, Macintosh computers have garnered about 20 percent of the U.S. consumer market, said Stephen Baker, the hardware analyst at the NPD Group.…

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ANDROID MALWARE A GROWING CONCERN FOR GOOGLE Say what you will about Apple Inc/s tight control over every nuance of it's ecosystem, but even its detractors would agree; the Cupertino company's operating systems are renowned for their remarkable track record when it comes to security—particularly when compared to archrival Microsoft. For years one of the primary selling points of Apple products—aside from user-friendly interfaces, compelling designs and attention to visual art programs—was their seeming imperviousness to the threat of malware and viruses that have perpetually plagued the PC world. Now that tablets and smart phones are rapidly overtaking desktop computing, security hazards once relegated to more traditional computing such as clunky CPUs and laptops are popping-up on mobile devices. However, it appears that Apple's iOS, often maligned for its rigidly…

Samsung Electronics has doubled mobile-phone sales in the United States since 2008. As the company faces anti-dumping measures and a . protracted court battle with Apple, its U.S. lobbying bill is growing even faster. Samsung boosted spending on lobbyists to $900,000 last year from $150,000 in 2011 as it tries to influence the federal government on issues ranging from intellectual-property infringement to telecommunications infrastructure, regulatory filings show. The company also hired Sony Corp. veteran Joel Wiginton to run a new governmentrelations office in Washington. The higher spending comes as the South Korean company is embroiled in patent disputes with Apple on four continents as the two struggle for dominance in an industry expected to double to $347 billion in sales by 2016. In a U.S. lawsuit, Apple was initially awarded…

The International Motor Show 201: HARMAN, the premium global audio and infotainment group, is providing Terrari in-car speech control. At the Geneva Motor Show, Ferrari showcased the integration of Apple's Siri in the latest Ferrari FF model. This marks the first such system integration by HARMAN. Due to the seamless combination of Apple’s technology with the existing head unit, operation is just as simple as it is with any Siri enabled iPhone. A long press of the infotainment system's menu button on the steering wheel activates Siri, while commands and audio feedback are picked up clearly and played through built-in microphones and the car's audio system. Additionally, the volume is adjusted for better comprehensibilityA-just like the mobile phone, where Siri stops any music being played once it is activated. Michael…

Airline officials everywhere, anxious to reduce costs and increase revenue wherever possible, are increasingly opting to infuse modern aircraft with onboard wirelessfidelity (wi-fi) technologies. PORTABILITY PREFERENCE Portable and handheld computing devices, including tablet computers such as the Apple iPad, are increasingly finding their way on civil and military aircraft. Airlines worldwide are rapidly adopting avionics systems that enable the delivery of in-flight entertainment and wireless 'Internet to passengers. Tablet computers and iPads are being employed in the cockpits of commercial airliners as electronic flight bags (EFBs), replacing heavy and cumbersome printed maps and manuals; wireless devices are also popular among airline crews, flight line maintenance personnel, and other staffers - not to mention passengers. Today's traveling public, whether flying for business or pleasure, has come to expect and even demand…

ZEN PINBALL Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires i OS 5.0 or later. Price: Free Genre: Pinball Updated: Feb 27,2013 Version: 1.9 Size: 32.5 MB Language: English Seller: ZEN Studios Ltd. View in iTunes Preview One of my favorite things about going to the local arcade was seeing and playing all of the pinball machines. I've always been just as addicted with their art style as I have been with their gameplay. The fact that they could cram so many lights, sounds, and recognizable characters into a "small" rectangular play field was pretty mind-boggling to me as a kid. Unfortunately, I don't make it to the arcade as much as I used to, and it seems that arcades are becoming extinct as we progress more into a future…

MOVIES & TV SHOW THE WIZARD OF OZ There probably isn't a more beloved story than The Wizard of Oz. We've been watching the movie as a yearly television tradition, as it eventually became the most-watched motion picture in history according to the Library of Congress. And that's just a mention of the 1939 film. There are so many retellings, re-imaginings, sequels, and prequels to the film, Broadway renderings, books, podcasts, studio recordings, etc., that L Frank Baum's original story has become an entertainment showcase all on its own. Every time we start to put the story away in our minds, there's another story being released that connects to The Wizard of Oz in some manner. Last weekend saw the release of yet another Ozinspired film, this one in the…

Apple has opened talks with record labels about getting rights for a music-streaming service - but has gotten plenty of push back because its offer is seen as way too cheap, The Post has learned. The tech titan, the most valuable company in the world, made an initial offer to the label of about 6 cents per 100 songs streamed, sources said. That's about half of the 12 cents per 100 songs paid by Pandora, the leading online radio service that Apple is taking aim at, sources said. "Apple wants a rate that is lower than Pandora's/' said one high- level executive. While the labels would admit Apple's music service could tap a whole new revenue stream for them, they are loath to say yes to the offer as the…