Android stutters while iOS shines in Q1

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	Android stutters while iOS shines in Q1 A slowing sales growth along with up and coming vendors that want their own user interfaces should worry Google. Read More : NexGen Storage How Hybrid Flash Array Helps Businesses Do More With Less Download the case study now and see how BridgePay built a competitive advantage and scaled transactions by 500% in the same storage footprint using some of the most advanced and differentiated technology available today. 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Read on to learn how cloud can make a difference at your organization. Learn More Google I/O 2015: Live blog and streaming video Live play-by-play commentary and streaming video from Google I/O 2015 at San Francisco's Moscone Center. Read More WWDC 2015: Everything we think we know about iOS 9 WWDC 2015 takes place from June 8 and customers, developers, competitors, analysts and many Apple employees can't wait to find out what to expect in iOS 9 – here's what we think we know so far: Read More GM to offer both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on most vehicles Following Hyundai's announcement this week that it will offer Android Auto in its sedans, GM today announced it will offer both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay as options in most of its vehicles. Read More Jony Ive gets promoted -- hands management drudgery to underlings Stephen Fry has news for you: He once met meet Steve Jobs and burst through the reality distortion field, popping it like a bubble. Incidentally, Jony Ive.... 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Learn more >> At Google I/O, Android may push deeper into the home Android, already the most widely used operating system in smartphones, could soon find its way into refrigerators, door locks and all manner of other "smart" appliances around the home. The OS will be in the spotlight at Google's massive I/O conference in San Francisco later this week. As well as pushing into home appliances, it could also be extended to play a deeper role in virtual reality, allowing Android developers to build apps for smartphones or VR headsets. Google hasn't confirmed any of those plans yet, but as usual, the rumor mill has been in motion. Extending Android to even more devices could help Google draw more people to its online services, and by putting the software in home appliances, Google could gather further valuable insights into people's behavior.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More China, Android to be hardest hit in coming smartphone slump Smartphone shipments will decline through 2019, hitting Android phones and the Chinese market especially hard, according to research firm IDC. Read More How Sir Jony Ive might use iOS 8 to remember his passport Location is everything Read More How Google and Apple will smartify your home The next big culture shift in consumer technology is clearly home automation, and both Google and Apple will have a lot to say about it in the next couple of weeks. 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