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iOS apps crash more than Android apps, study shows
Apps running on Apple’s iOS devices crash more frequently than Android apps according to a new study preformed by mobile app monitoring company Crittercism. The data, which was collected between December 1st and 15th last year, spans 23 different versions of iOS and 33 different Android versions. The latest version of iOS (5.0.1) leads all others with 28.64% of all crashes, Forbes reports. The OS build is still relatively new, however, so much of the poor performance could be attributed to apps that haven’t yet been properly updated. Even still, there are older version of iOS that have surprisingly high percentages — iOS 4.2.1 was responsible for 12.64% of crashes, iOS 4.3.3 had 10.66% and iOS 4.1 had 8.24%. The chart above, which represents collected from more than 214 million apps between November and December 2011, shows that iOS apps are more likely to crash across all quartiles. A second chart below shows the percentage of app crashes across all OS versions addressed by this study.
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Android Central Editors’ app picks for Jan 14, 2012
Guess who’s back?! Sorry about last week folks, we know you want your apps and all but we were busy getting ourselves ramped up for CES 2012. Either way we are back in action this week so let’s hit the break together and check some out!
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Android Central Editors’ app picks for Jan 14, 2011
Guess who’s back?! Sorry about last week folks, we know you want your apps and all but we were busy getting ourselves ramped up for CES 2012. Either way we are back in action this week so let’s hit the break together and check some out!
Read more on Android Central Editors’ app picks for Jan 14, 2011…
Android Central Editors’ app picks for Jan 14, 2011
Guess who’s back?! Sorry about last week folks, we know you want your apps and all but we were busy getting ourselves ramped up for CES 2012. Either way we are back in action this week so let’s hit the break together and check some out!
Read more on Android Central Editors’ app picks for Jan 14, 2011…
Android Central Editors’ app picks for Jan 14, 2011
Guess who’s back?! Sorry about last week folks, we know you want your apps and all but we were busy getting ourselves ramped up for CES 2012. Either way we are back in action this week so let’s hit the break together and check some out!
Read more on Android Central Editors’ app picks for Jan 14, 2011…
Android Central Editors’ app picks for Jan 14, 2011
Guess who’s back?! Sorry about last week folks, we know you want your apps and all but we were busy getting ourselves ramped up for CES 2012. Either way we are back in action this week so let’s hit the break together and check some out!
Read more on Android Central Editors’ app picks for Jan 14, 2011…
Android Central Editors’ app picks for Jan 14, 2011
Guess who’s back?! Sorry about last week folks, we know you want your apps and all but we were busy getting ourselves ramped up for CES 2012. Either way we are back in action this week so let’s hit the break together and check some out!
Read more on Android Central Editors’ app picks for Jan 14, 2011…
Wiping battery stats doesn’t improve battery life, says Google engineer
You there! Android hacker! Stop screwing around with your battery stats!
OK, if you’re not part of the small subset of rooted users who likes to mess around with things they shouldn’t, you can probably skip the rest of this story and read something more interesting below. But if you have fiddled with battery stats on your phone, or used any of the rooted “battery calibration” apps in the Android Market, which do the same thing, it’s time to stop. Google engineer Diane Hackborn has taken to Google+ to dispel the myth that wiping battery stats can improve your battery life, or the efficiency with which your phone charges.
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Wiping battery stats doesn’t improve battery life, says Google engineer
You there! Android hacker! Stop screwing around with your battery stats!
OK, if you’re not part of the small subset of rooted users who likes to mess around with things they shouldn’t, you can probably skip the rest of this story and read something more interesting below. But if you have fiddled with battery stats on your phone, or used any of the rooted “battery calibration” apps in the Android Market, which do the same thing, it’s time to stop. Google engineer Diane Hackborn has taken to Google+ to dispel the myth that wiping battery stats can improve your battery life, or the efficiency with which your phone charges.
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Google unveils new Android design standards website
Google has let loose a new section of their Android developer portal — Android Design. It’s a site full of tools and suggestions to help application developers build apps that look and feel alike, following a sort of a style guide from the folks at Mountain View. Things like menu button location, and drawing windows and fragments should be done so that they “behave in a consistent, predictable fashion”. We’re not going to argue.
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