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Comscore have released their Q4 2011 numbers for smartphone market share in the United States. Earlier reports suggested Apple would take a great chunk of the.

However, the smartphone’s success over computers is more complex than just sales figures.

Google’s Android remained the dominant platform in the U.S. last quarter, even as Apple gained ground in the market thanks to the iPhone 4S, according to ComScore.

A Taiwanese company has released a commercial in which a Steve Jobs impersonator clad in angel wings promotes an Android tablet.

Japanese electronics company NEC has unveiled a new Android -based smartphone , the MEDIAS ES N005D, that is not only…

While Apple may have made a mountain of money by putting a bunch of electronics inside brushed aluminum cases, a design student from the UK is wondering if his bamboo-based idea will yield a similar bounty.

It’s said that imitation is the highest form of flattery, but in the case of a Taiwanese TV ad featuring the late Steve Jobs—complete with angel wings and a halo—extolling the virtues of an Android tablet, other words and expressions may also come to mind.

Toshiba’s AT1S0 may have a strange name, but it’s a relatively straightforward Android tablet. It’s a smaller version of the Toshiba Tablet (AT100) but lacks the same unique features as that model.

The Android tablet market can be a scary place, full of dark corners and jaded personalities. At least that’s how it seems the Android tablet market is being portrayed in a recent report from InfoWorld’s Galen Gruman. He delves into the numbers from several analytics firms to take a closer look at the Android tablet market, recently trumped up by Kindle Fire sales. …

Steve Jobs, sporting a halo and wings, extols the virtues of an Android tablet in a Taiwanese ad that’s getting attention in the U.S. for its disrespectful treatment of the late Apple cofounder.

Sprint today announced the ZTE Optik, a 7-inch Android tablet that will be available starting Sunday for $99.99 with a two-year service agreement.

Android’s market share grew 2.5% in the fourth quarter of 2011 to 47.3% of the smartphone market, according to data just released by comScore. In September.