Our Top Stories | Apple's iOS Beats Android? Not Exactly A new analysis claims Apple's iOS is smashing Android in terms of mobile market share. The story, however, isn't quite what it seems. Share: | Our Picks: The 10 Most Essential Apps for Android Phone Users Our Android expert discusses the 10 apps he just can't live without. Share: | iPhone 5 Will Debut in September, Sources Say Three people told Reuters that the next iteration of Apple's iPhone would go into production in the summer around June or July to get ready for the big launch in the fall. Share: | YouTube Swiftly Converts Videos in WebM Format WebM, which is intended for use with HTML5 video, is backed by Google, Mozilla, and Opera. YouTube is also working to transcode its entire video catalog to the format. Share: | Your iPhone and Your iPad Are Snooping on You Researchers discover that these devices store a record of your locations in an unencrypted file that gets backed up to your computer. 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