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comScore has released its latest report on smartphone market share for the three months of March through May. Unsurprisingly, the trend continues from previous months: Android is rapidly climbing among smartphone platforms. It should be noted, however, that these numbers obviously don't include the iPhone 4, which did not launch until late June. Android continued to climb, and while it still "only" has 13 percent of smartphone market share, what's more important is that rise is from 9 percent in the last report. That rise, therefore, comes to 44.4 percent over a three month period. Meanwhile, during that time, all the other smartphone platforms took dives. RIM still has a 41.7 percent share of U.S. smartphone subscribers (a drop of 0.4 percent), while Apple had a 24.4 percent share (a drop of 1 percent). Microsoft saw a drop of 1.9 percent to 13.2, while Palm dropped rounded out the top five out with a 4.8 percent share, a drop of 0.6 percent. In terms of manufact...

comScore has released its latest report on smartphone market share for the three months of March through May. Unsurprisingly, the trend continues from previous months: Android is rapidly climbing among smartphone platforms. It should be noted, however, that these numbers obviously don't include the iPhone 4, which did not launch until late June. Android continued to climb, and while it still "only" has 13 percent of smartphone market share, what's more important is that rise is from 9 percent in the last report. That rise, therefore, comes to 44.4 percent over a three month period. Meanwhile, during that time, all the other smartphone platforms took dives. RIM still has a 41.7 percent share of U.S. smartphone subscribers (a drop of 0.4 percent), while Apple had a 24.4 percent share (a drop of 1 percent). Microsoft saw a drop of 1.9 percent to 13.2, while Palm dropped rounded out the top five out with a 4.8 percent share, a drop of 0.6 percent. In terms of manufact...

When the BlackBerry Bold smartphone came out last year it was made clear that business phones don’t need to be boring. The current release of the BlackBerry Bold 9700 makes it even clearer. The new RIM smartphone is now available for developers who want to test their new mobile application on Perfecto Mobile’s Handset Cloud service . BlackBerry 9700 Reviewers noted that the new device has many advantages over its predecessor. One commentator at Brightband explained that "In just a little more than a year RIM has proved that it can improve on a design that was already great". According to him, the browsing experience isn't on par with some competitors but Bold2 has a great track pad, excellent form factor with a very solid feel, an improved operating system Another review in CNET UK noted that she liked the easy-to-use Qwerty keyboard, push email, vivid screen, good apps available, zippy optical trackpad, great connectivity, including Wi-Fi.  She didn't like, howe...