Samsung has recently released another anti-iPhone ad, which will apparently be part of its Super Bowl promo. The 30-second commercial shows a queue of iPhone waiters at night and Galaxy S II’s Google Maps Navigation feature. More »

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Google has recently banned the Siri knockoff app from the Android Market, along with its developer. Perhaps misled by the name “Siri for Android,” at least a thousand Android users managed to install the app prior to the ban, but unfortunately the app isn’t even close to iPhone’s Siri. More »

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Fairly recently, users of Facebook for Android were greeted with a new update that also changed the app to sport a swanky new look and apparently, it seems like the update has worked out well. According to TechCrunch, for the first time ever, there are now more active users on the Android version of Facebook than there are on the iPhone daily. More »

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In the second ad that Samsung has released for its Galaxy S II, 4G is the focus once again. Though this time, they decided to poke a bit of fun at iPhone users who can be seen waiting in line and wondering if the latest model has finally gotten 4G. More »

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Samsung seems to just continue to make these weird mistakes that really doesn’t do them any good. This time, they’ve launched a new webpage for their Galaxy Player 5.0. Though in showcasing the phone and its Google integration, it seems someone in the graphics department made an oops and actually used the iPhone version of Google Maps on the screen…Awkward. More »

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Nielsen has recently done a recent survey, and had figured out that more people nowadays prefer smartphones over featured phones, and those smartphones sold mostly run the Android operating system. More »

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Tired of the standard iPhone operating system? Now you can get the best of both worlds by installing the Android OS onto your iPhone thanks to lifehacker! More »

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This time last year, nobody would have dared ventured far enough to install Android on an iPhone. The thought was one that was just too hard to accomplish. Now? You can do it without a computer being involved! More »

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From Ziggytek: What with the ever-so-popular iPhone and Android phones, it’s no surprise that the mobile data industry is huge right now. So huge, in fact, that the total U.S. mobile data traffic is estimated to exceed 1 Exabyte (that’s one billion gigabytes) by the end of 2010. More »

This photo was found whilst a user was strolling through Digg and shows how users of the iPhone, BlackBerry and Android view themselves as well as what the other two parties think they look like. More »

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