Archive | July 6th, 2012
Samsung wins temporary stay on Galaxy Nexus injunction
It what may either be an important or perhaps short lived victory for Samsung today, the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit granted Samsung’s request for a stay as it pertains to the preliminary injunction for its flagship Galaxy Nexus smartphone. Samsung Electronics Co. can resume sales of its Galaxy Nexus smartphone at […]
Continue reading...Apple fixes corrupted app store binaries
6. July 2012
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Apple yesterday fixed a problem first brought to the forefront by Instapaper developer Marco Ament. The problem rendered some downloaded apps unusable as many crashed upon launch. In a statement given to All Things D, Apple explained: We had a temporary issue that began yesterday with a server that generated DRM code for some apps […]
Continue reading...Android Fragmentation Visualized
6. July 2012
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You may have already seen this, but this chart from OpenSignalMaps is worth revisiting, especially now that Google, arguably for the first time, seems to be taking the issue of fragmentation seriously. BGR described the chart below two months ago: Using data from 681,900 devices that downloaded the firm’s software over the past six months, […]
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6. July 2012
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