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Android 5.0 Lollipop is finally out to establish itself on the market share radar. Lollipop was able to make 1.6 percent of Android devices its home reported from latest version of the Android Developers Dashboard. That percentage stands for all Android devices that were seen at the Google Play store during the week of February 2.

"Opera Retakes Leadership from iPhone in Mobile Browser Market" reads the press release that arrived in my email this week. "Opera is the world's number one mobile browser, overtaking iPhone in May according to data from StatCounter Global Stats" it continues, which certainly peaked my interest. Not least because, according to another set of figures, the Net Applications' Market Share report, the iPhone commands more than 60 percent of the mobile browsing share.

Shares of Apple Inc reached their all-time high on Thursday, as excitement builds over the expected release of its tablet computer.

Bing's market share keeps getting bigger (as of this writing, it's at just above 10 percent), and with the release of an iPhone app, Microsoft's oddly named search engine is getting serious about expanding their presence on every platform they can.

When Apple released its subscription policy last week, publishers were quiet about it, but the buzz was that the 30 percent cut that the tech giant demands for content moving across platforms like the iPad and the iPhone seemed awfully steep.

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Shares of OmniVision Technologies Inc. soared Friday afternoon after the maker of image sensors said its third-quarter profit rose almost eight-fold, beating Wall Street expectations.

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There really is no stopping the Apple iPhone 3G, it is the most reliable smartphone there is, and has been proclaimed by business customers as the most satisfying mobile handset. The Apple iPhone has out done the Motorola RAZR in the United States, and Apple has taken the number two spot in the corporate smartphone market.

The iPhone is coming to South Korea this month, as carrier KT will start selling the popular device in the country, the company announced today.