Samsung overtaking Apple as best Smart Phone

Due to the increased popularity of the Grand,S3 and S4 Samsung is giving heavier competition to the Apple Iphones. 

Sales of the iPhone 5 helped Apple's volumes grow 6.6 percent to 37.4 million phones in the quarter from a year earlier, but that was not enough to stop its share of the market dropping to 17.3 percent from 23 percent, research firm IDC said.

iOS 5 running on one-third of iOS-based devices

iOS 5 has been out for less than a week, but the mobile operating system has rapidly gained a foothold among iOS-based device owners.

According to mobile app analytics company Localytics, which examined iOS device usage between Wednesday and yesterday, 33 percent of all iOS-based devices, including the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, are running iOS 5. If the new iPhone 4S is taken out of the equation, 31 percent of Apple's mobile products are running its latest mobile operating system version.

A Loss which cant be recovered

This month has been a sad month for all the developers as two biggies of the software developers Dennis Ritchie creator of C programming and Steve Jobs Co Founder,Chairman and Ex CEO of Apple Inc..,

Is Symbian being Outdated By Android

We all know about the symbian mobile operating system and also the Android mobile operating system. Both of these are the largest mobile operating system being installed on the today's mobile phones.

The Symbian is once a mobile operating system for high end mobile phones  but now all the high end mobile phones has Android as its mobile operating system. Now the real question is that whether the Symbian is outdated and my answer is yes.

Apple Now Has More Cash Than The U.S. Government

New figures from the U.S. Treasury Department indicate that the government has a total operating cash balance of $73.768 billion, less than Apple's own war chest of $75.876 billion.

As noted by Matt Hartley of the Financial Post, the news comes even as Republican and Democrat lawmakers debate over the federal budget and debt ceiling. The government's $73 billion number actually represents the "financial headroom" that lawmakers have before reaching an arbitrary debt ceiling, according to the report.