The latest statistics from analytics firm IDC have been released for the smartphone market. According to the latest stats Android and iOS devices account for 85% of all shipped smartphones. continued »

Google has launched its official Google Offers app for iPhone users. The app has the same basic functionality as the Android app allowing users to find and use special offer deals. continued »

TomTom issued a press release yesterday that spilled the beans on them inside details on maps in iOS 6. TomTom noted that Apple had licensed some of its tech and it turns out the data could be coming from Waze. continued »

According to reports, Google is making more money off of Apple's iOS and it makes from Android. This claim comes from an analyst called Horace Dediu from Asymco based on documents that surfaced in a recent court case. continued »

Angry Birds Space fans, today is the day the game launches for iPhone. You can hop over and download the game right now on the App Store. continued »

iPhoto on iOS devices has stopped using Google Maps in the latest distancing action between Apple and Google. Instead, Apple is now using its own maps and apparently is not licensing third-party maps. continued »

Foxconn assembles the iPhone and iPads for Apple as we all know. The company is adding an additional inspection point to its line to keep quality up. Foxconn is said to be adding X-Ray inspection to its assembly lines. A person claiming to have knowledge of the new edition claims that the company is purchasing machines in unprecedented quantities. continued »

The iPhone and Android smartphones are constantly battling on the smartphone market. Motorola has been pushing its own Voice Actions feature on some of its new smartphones against Siri on the iPhone in a comparison video, which you think is better? continued »

Siri is been telling some users when asked, "what language you speak" that she can speak Japanese. Japanese isn't actually an option in the menu yet apparently, but support for Japanese, Russian, and Chinese has been rumored. continued »

Over the last few days, there's been a lot of talk about a flaw in iMessage that allows people to spy on your text messaging. If you want all the details on the not so easy to exploit glitch, check get it here. continued »

The ESRB ratings on video games for consoles and PCs all use letters to warn when a game might not be appropriate for kids. Apple and Google will not use the new mobile Application Rating system apparently essentially making it dead before it launches. continued »

AT&T announced that it has activated more than a million iPhone 4S smartphones so far. That number is only for today since the device just launched. continued »