The iPhone and Android are (unsurprisingly) duking it out as the most desirable smartphone platforms among consumers, according to October 2010 figures from research company Nielsen. One interesting ...

For starters, most shoppers want the same thing from their device. No one buys a smartwatch hoping for flaky sensors, minimal app support, or terrible battery life. The nature of wearables is that ...

Nielsen dropped a new batch of data today showing the 20 most popular Android apps in terms of active usage, that is the ones that people have not only downloaded, but actually used in the preceding ...

Women are more likely to buy an iPhone for their next smartphone purchase, while men prefer Android devices, a Nielsen study found. Based on data collected in October 2010, 31 percent of women wanted ...

Verizon may be preparing an answer to its testosterone-laden Droid smartphone line with the HTC Bliss, an Android phone for women. It’s just a rumor for now, but This Is My Next reports that the Bliss ...

Mobile games are a major contributor to the modern gaming industry, but while many of us play them, only some users actually pay up. That is, of course, because for the most part paying is optional.

Chandraveer, a seasoned mechanical design engineer turned tech reporter and reviewer, brings more than three years of rich experience in consumer tech journalism to the table, having contributed to ...