Three years ago, I switched from an iPhone 3Gs with iOS 4.2 to a Samsung Focus with Windows Phone 7 and I wrote a series of posts about the changes (here’s the translation, powered by Bing: part I, II and III).
Things have changed a lot since 2010: Android has surpassed iOS and is now the market-share king, Google bought Motorola, Blackberry has “disappeared”, Windows Phone has evolved quite a bit and Microsoft is in the middle of the process of buying Nokia’s devices & services business.
Apple announced this morning 3 features that will change the future of mobile devices. Here is why.
As I mentioned a while ago, in July I started highlighting my favorite news through Vine. Using the tag #vinews, I can bookmark those news that I find interesting.
This is how they look like:
You can find every #vinews edition on Twitter.
Two months ago, iOS 7 was introduced, Apple’s new mobile operating system. If you watched the official keynote, all attendees welcomed the news by cheering, but not everyone ended up convinced.
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