It is one of the key decisions to make when being a smartphone user-to pick between Android and iOS. Each of the two operating systems has its strengths, and you can use knowledge about the ...

While I’m reasonably sure iOS isn’t going to be a long-term dominator, I’m not so sure about Android vs. Windows Embedded. As we saw with Microsoft’s Internet Explorer going from zero to hero in a ...

Research from ComScore shows that Android and Apple now hold more than 93 percent of market share (Android with 52 percent vs. Apple's 41 percent), with Windows Phone 8 (3.4 percent) and ...

Gartner shows worldwide market share is even higher for Android, with 52.5% (up from 25.3% a year earlier), while iOS has 15% and Microsoft (WP7 and older Windows Mobile OSs) at 1.5%.

Android fans, of course, are having a field day as iOS’s market share as a percentage of the worldwide market share is down to 13.2 percent. Android itself surged to 79.3 percent in the quarter.

Also, iOS, Android, Windows Phone 8, and BlackBerry 10 all support Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync (EAS) policies, which provides basic but common cross-platform management for less-rigorous ...

Much like the Mac vs. Windows argument before it, the question of iOS vs. Android has mostly evolved into a matter of personal preference.

Nokia Lumia Windows Phone vs. iOS, Android: The business apps view AT&T and Nokia are about to launch the Lumia 900, arguably the first Windows Phone "hero" device to hit the U.S. market.

Android Is More Customizable Android lets you do so much more with your phone than iOS does. DancherBoi explains why this matters to him: I like change. I like new. I like things the way I like it.

You can’t understand what a mobile operating system is worth unless you consider the competition. Let’s sort out how the features in Windows Phone 8 stack up against Android 4.0 and iOS 6.