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To: pyslent who wrote (16152)	1/27/2012 4:59:11 AM
From: sylvester80	Respond to of 32692

63% year over year market growth for smartphones.... By comparison, Samsung grew 310% to become the largest smartphone maker IN THE WORLD in 2011... 310%!!!! Stunning growth... nobody comes close.. NOBODY!!! Message 27909594

To: pyslent who wrote (16152)	1/27/2012 5:20:03 AM
From: sylvester80	Respond to of 32692

BBC for Android Updated to Add Tablet Support BBC for Android Updated to Add Tablet Support by Quentyn Kennemer on January 26th, 2012 at 2:37 pm Our friends at the British Broadcasting Corporation have updated their Android application to finally include tablet support. Devices on Android 3.0 and higher will be able to get all of their news from one of the world’s premier news outlet on the big screen without having to visit their site. In their changelog they also mentioned that they are working on bringing live streaming TV and homescreen widgets for later updates, something that should please many people. Find it in the market here. [Thanks Josh!]

To: pyslent who wrote (16152)	1/27/2012 6:38:12 AM
From: sylvester80	Respond to of 32692

AT&T announces record Android numbers for Q4 Android sales are up more than double over the previous quarter. By Scott Webster Carrier News Handset News 19 hours ago androidguys.com Despite having to deal with a multi-billion dollar loss for a failed T-Mobile buyout, AT&T has to be feeling pretty good about themselves. The carrier today announced that they moved a record number of smartphones for the last quarter of 2011, nearly doubling Q3 and 50 percent better than the next best quarter. Breaking things down a bit, the iPhone accounted for more than 7.6 million out of 9.4 million smartphones. With about 2 million other devices split among Android and other platforms, AT&T indicates that it sold more than twice as many Android handsets in 2011 as compared to 2010. With a bunch of Android ready to roll out of the gate in the early months of 2012 we cannot help but feel a little optimistic about AT&T this quarter. Are you looking to switch over to AT&T this year? Any particular handset that you've got your eye on?