According to the latest market research conducted by The NPD Group, handsets equipped with Google’s Android operating system have snatched second place in the U.S. market, leaving iPhone behind in third place. The figures for the first quarter of 2010 show that Research in Motion’s BlackBerry holds 36% of the market, the Android phones hold 28%, and the iPhone comes in third with 21%. So, how did the Android OS manage to overtake iPhone?
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If you’re a programmer and have Visual Studio installed you’re probably annoyed to no end by the option to launch the Just-In-Time debugging program every time something crashes. It may be helpful if it’s your program but when someone else wrote it, it will offer you little. To disable Just-In-Time debugging: Open Visual Studio Click […]
Everyone has probably 2 or 3 USB flash drives lying around these days. Even if one of them is just an old 32mb drive that you just can’t bring your self to toss in the trash. Many of the newer flash drives, especially those made by SanDisk, come with a second partition on it that […]