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 Apple's iOS 5 vs. Google's Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich Before you decide on a phone running Apple's iOS 5 or a handset with Android's Ice Cream Sandwich, take a look at the highlights of the new versions of both operating systems. Share:   |  First Impressions of Motorola's Sexy New Droid Razr A quick hands-on with the new Droid Razr announced Tuesday shows a thin, light smartphone with a beautiful screen and zippy performance. Share: | Galaxy Nexus vs. iPhone 4S vs. Droid RAZR: Smartphone Battle Royale Theyre thin, fast and beautiful, but which of these three phones has the edge? Share: | Samsung Galaxy Nexus With Android 4.0: It's Finally Here The Galaxy Nexus has a 4.65-inch display, LTE/HSPA+ support, a 1.2GHz dual-core processor, and--of course--the latest version of Android. Share: | Ice Cream Sandwich: The Most Delicious Android Yet Unlock your phone with a smile, tab through the browser windows, shoot panoramic images, and automate polite text replies to unwanted calls -- Android 4.0 does it all. Share: | RIM Announces BBX Operating System: A Unified OS for Tablets and Phones At BlackBerry DevCon in San Francisco, RIM says that future tablets and BlackBerry phones will have the same operating system. Share: | Android Ice Cream Sandwich: 3 FAQs Here's what you need to know about Ice Cream Sandwich in terms of which phones will get the update. Share: | Droid RAZR vs. the Competition: Spec Showdown Here's how the Motorola Droid RAZR matches up against its competition. Share: | Google Search to Have Default Encryption Google is rolling out default encryption using SSL on searches conducted by users who sign in with their accounts. Share: | Google on the Verge of Opening Music Store Analysts say Google, which promises its service will include a 'twist,' would face tough competition, but is one of the few names that could compete with Apple and Amazon. Share: | Android 4.0: A Rundown of Key Features Ice Cream Sandwich is the first version of the Android platform that was designed to run on both smartphones and tablets. Share: | Samsung, Google Unveil Latest Android OS, Phone Google and Samsung on Tuesday unveiled the Galaxy Nexus phone running Ice Cream Sandwich, the latest version of Android. Share: | Gmail Users Targeted by Rogue Password Recovery Tool Consumers trying to recover a Gmail password have been reminded not to use the widely-circulating Gmail hacker Pro software, which claims it can recover your password. Share: | Google Rolls Out Security Resources for Internet Users Not sure how to stay safe on the Web? Check out Google's new "Good To Know" site. Share: | Ballmer Feels Lucky Microsoft Didn't Buy Yahoo in 2008 The Microsoft CEO acknowledges he's fortunate that his company's $44 billion bid for Yahoo didn't materialize, though the companies remain partners. Share: | Linux Mint Will Soon Get a GNOME 3 Edition Eschewing Ubuntu's Unity, this popular Linux distribution will add a version with GNOME 3.2 instead. Share: | Spotify Shakes Up Online Music Landscape, Consumers Win Online streaming service Spotify is making a splash just as other music services are at risk of sinking. Share: | PlayStation Vita to Go on Sale in Americas, Europe on Feb. 22 Sony's forthcoming portable game console will become available first in Japan, Sony exec reveals at Web 2.0 Summit. Share: | Intel Reports Q3 Profit Growth Despite Atom's Struggles UPDATE: Intel benefited from strong microprocessor shipments and double-digit growth in laptop unit shipments, CEO says. Share: | RIM Apologies for Recent BlackBerry Outages with Free Apps RIM offers users free apps and a month of technical support as an apology for last week's outages. Share: | |  | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | Say "Boo!" With Free Fonts for HalloweenWelcoming trick-or-treaters? Scaring off solicitors? These free fonts will please both the candy-and-costume crowd and the old-school ghouls. Decorate cardboard gravestones with inscriptions in Chinese Watch Shop. Set a classic horror movie poster in Ghoulish, or in the fearsome four of Sinister Visions Font Quartet. Tim Burton would love Romance Fatal Serif, and Tangle simply screams "haunted spaceship." Want bigger scares? Print red-inked window signs in Bat Country. 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