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09/02/2015

Apple's keen interest in the TV market is no secret. Ever since Steve Jobs famously said he'd

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01/12/2014

Windows Phone 8.1 Finally Breaks The 50% Market Share Threshold
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Windows Phone 8.1 accounted for more than 50 percent of all Windows Phone usage in November. It closed October with 46.7 percent of the market.
Windows Phone 8, its predecessor, still controls 33.5 percent of the Windows Phone base. That amount will decline as more carriers update phones that were initially sold with an earlier version of the Windows Phone platform.
Also worth noting in the above data is the 95 percent of the market that Microsoft controls. Microsoft wants both its gross sales figures to rise, and its percentage of the Windows Phone market to decrease. Microsoft would be far happier to sell twice the phones, at 80 percent of the market, than sell a few more, and control 95 percent — third-party OEM support is critical to the long-term health of Windows Phone. That’s not conjecture. The company wouldn’t be working to expand OEM uptake of Windows Phone if it didn’t want to see a more diverse manufacturer base for the platform.

27/11/2014

PhoneGap also known as “Apache Cordova” is Mobile Cross Platform App Framework. Phonegap is compatible with iOS, Android, Windows Mobile, Blackberry, Tizen, Symbian, WebOS, ViziApps, Worklight, AppMobias, Convertigo and more. There are many cross platform mobile framework available in the market such as titanium appceletor and Mosync. Phonegap is most prefferred choice in mobile cross platform framework because of its unique features. Apps made by using PhoneGap are reliable and scalable. Phonegap codes are written by using HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript. Phonegap is very popular mobile cross platform as it provides app which runs smoothly on Android, iOS, Windows Mobile, Blackberry and more.
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