Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Mobile OS Race Heating Up...


Keeping an eye on some of our industry fundamentals, it looks like iPhone OS will soon reach RIM as far as mobile market share. Nokia's Symbian remains the choice for lower end devices and Android is the rising star that will most likely shake things up in 2011 and 2012. All others are by now losing market share and we don't see how they will turn things around (some people at Microsoft have a lot of explaining to do). Here at iPling we are happy to see how our SMS Only service works on ALL operating systems! Soon to be released though... a BB client!

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