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The smartphone market grew by 64% annually worldwide in Q2 2010. Google’s Android based phones surged to a 34% share of the US smartphone market and edged out Blackberry’s 32% and the iPhone’s 21% to claim the largest market share.

While Android phone sales are soaring, the iPhone and Blackberry phones continue to remain competitive. Additionally, Microsoft is planning to release a revolutionary new phone based on Windows 7. The Windows 7 phone series is sure to heat up this market even further. Stay tuned!

http://gizmodo.com/5471805/windows-phone-7-series-everything-is-different-now

http://digg.com/tech_news/Android_May_Now_Be_Largest_Smartphone_Platform_in_US

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Wired.com has this interesting article on the likelyhood of Apple ever allowing Adobe Flash on their 3G iPhones. It doesn’t look like it’s going to happen. Meanwhile, there’s another article over at IntoFlash that describes the integration of Flash on the T-Mobile/Google G1 Android phone. The ability to browse the entire internet?

The ability to play Spin the Black Circle while in line at the DMV should be enough motiviation to ensure that your next mobile device supports Adobe Flash.

If you own an Apple iPhone 3G, check to see if you have one of the faulty power adapters. Shockingly enough, they are being replaced for free.