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While many are waiting for the new version of the iPhone, phones based on Google's Android operating system are rapidly gaining traction with several big releases finally heading to New Zealand.
Sony Ericsson today announces the new Xperia' X10 mini pro, the compact version of Xperia' X10, delivering a powerful and application packed mobile phone into the market.
LG Mobile New Zealand is excited to announce the launch of its latest Android powered Smartphone, the LG Optimus (LG GT 540).
Telecom is set to deliver a Milestone to New Zealanders, with the launch of its latest Android phone on 1 July.
The Motorola Milestone' is the first smartphone to be powered by the Android' 2.1 operating system available in New Zealand and is exclusive to Telecom XT customers.
The most popular smartphone platforms are all supported by strong developer communities and this trend seems likely to transfer to the tablet market. Operators with plans to launch a tablet must therefore assess the strength of each platform's developer ecosystem as a priority.
Adam Leach, principal analyst at Ovum, said: "In three short years the iPhone has become the industry benchmark for high-end smartphones and the fourth generation device only reinforces this view. The success of the iPhone is down to a number of interrelated factors.
Ovum's new mobile application developer survey* found 60% of mobile developers are using or plan to use Google's server-side APIs when building applications, leaving the mobile operators behind at 25%
Within hours of their debut launch of the iPhone game, Top Dog: Farmyard Adventures, Wellington interactive studio Flightless has scored a hit with children and game lovers throughout the country.
Managing your multiple social media accounts can be a time consuming when you use multiple sites. However, several startups aim to help you publish to multiple sites in just a snap.
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