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Microsoft shutters legacy Windows Marketplace for Mobile
Microsoft ( NASDAQ:MSFT ) is discontinuing its legacy Windows Marketplace for Mobile today, meaning consumers will no longer be able to browse, purchase or download applications optimized for Windows
Microsoft shutting down Windows Marketplace for Mobile on May 9
Microsoft ( NASDAQ:MSFT ) will shut down its legacy Windows Marketplace for Mobile application storefront on May 9, throwing all of its weight behind the newer Windows Phone Marketplace, which serves
Nielsen: Android, iOS fuel 90% of U.S. smartphone sales in Q4
Google's ( NASDAQ:GOOG ) Android and Apple's ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) iOS combined to power 88.7 percent of all smartphones sold to U.S. consumers during the fourth quarter of 2011, according to new data
Motorola rolls out RhoElements HTML5 app framework
Motorola Solutions ( NYSE:MSI ) launched RhoElements, a web-based application framework enabling developers to build and deploy applications targeting existing Motorola Windows Embedded Handheld
Microsoft rolls out Mango update for Windows Phone
Microsoft ( NASDAQ:MSFT ) is now rolling out its Windows Phone 7.5 (a.k.a. "Mango") mobile operating system. In addition, the company debuted a revamped version of its Windows Marketplace app
Report: 74% of mobile app downloaders use Android or iOS
According to a new report from Nielsen, 36 percent of U.S. mobile consumers now own smartphones. Further, Apple's ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) iOS and Google's ( NASDAQ:GOOG ) Android platforms dominate the market,
Windows Phone launch does little to move Microsoft's market share
New figures from research firm comScore show Microsoft's ( NASDAQ:MSFT ) share of the U.S. smartphone market continued to decline after the company's launch of its Windows Phone operating system in
Oracle issues Application Development Framework Mobile Client
Business software giant Oracle released its Application Development Framework Mobile Client, providing a single, standard Java UI framework and tools enabling developers to extend their coding skills
ComScore: Android surges to 23.5% of U.S. smartphone market
Google's ( NASDAQ:GOOG ) Android mobile operating system now represents 23.5 percent of the U.S. smartphone market as of October 2010, drawing close to rival Apple's ( NASDAQ:AAPL ) iOS at 24.6 percent,
Skyfire kills browser support for Windows Mobile, Symbian
Mobile web solutions developer Skyfire will halt support for its legacy v1.0 browser for Windows Mobile and Symbian smartphones as of Dec. 31. "This two-year old product used a 'proxy browser'
