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Thursday 15 December 2011
Researchers Claim New Data transfer Record: 186 Gbps
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Author: Oleg Kononosov Source: Chikita Translation by: Paul Smith
Windows continues to be the big papa of the desktop OS space with research firm Chikita showing that Microsoft's OS was the only one to gain market share during October and November. Windows grabbed an extra 1.4% for a total share of 76.45%. This compares with second placed Apple with 9.33%. Apple actually saw a slight decrease in their Mac OS market share, dropping 0.35%. Linux slid to 2.93%, which represents a loss of 0.5%.
What is perhaps more interesting though is the state of of the mobile platforms. For the first time in several months Android saw its market share dropping, not by much mind you, but nevertheless still a drop. It lost 0.58% to finish with 3.93% of the total operating system market. iOS too saw a slight decline, just 0.04%, to finish on 6.76%. If you are wondering why iOS' share is higher than Android's remember that these figures are for the operating system market as a whole and as such will take into account devices other than just phones.
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Author: Serge Novikov Source: via Gizmodo Translation by: Paul Smith
Yesterday it was Windows Phone messenger suffering from a security flaw in its messaging system. Today it's the turn of iOS 5. As security flaws go this is a pretty serious one for one main reason: there is nothing you can do about it at the moment. The flaw itself is pretty simple, a stolen iPhone will continue to receive messages sent through iMessage even after you have deactivated and remote wiped the device. For the moment there is no solution from Apple. Some users on the Apple support forums have suggested that deleting your Apple ID and creating a new one will solve the problem, but that's hardly an ideal answer for most people. Hopefully Apple gets something sorted on this soon.
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