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Battle Of The New Mobile OS’s: iPhone 4 V. Android 2.2

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Wired: Battle Of The Mobile OS’s: iPhone 4 V. Android 2.2

This article compares iPhone 4 and Android 2.2 features and also provides link to additional coverage by Wired of the iPhone OS 4 launch, including a hands-on photo feature illustrating new features.

“The competition between Apple and Google is getting intense as the two companies battle for supremacy in the smartphone business.

Last month, Google updated its Android operating system, introducing Android 2.2, aka FroYo. On Monday, Apple shot back by making its latest mobile operating system, iOS 4 — formerly called iPhone OS 4.0 — official.”

Small Business Computing Staff
Small Business Computing Staff
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