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Dual-core/quad-core, 16GB, OS9.2, etc etc … sounds like I’m talking about my recent laptop purchase but I’m not. These are standard specs for smartphones all of us are using today. The power of mobile phones has increased so much that it’s the only device we NEED to run our daily lives, although that’s not really…
There’s a lot of media attention and hype surrounding the availability of the iPhone on Verizon’s network. What you’re probably asking yourself is what does it mean to me, and what do I do? Here are some scenarios and recommendations for you to consider.
After going through an exchange process with my Nexus One recently, I realized there is serious power when combing mobile computing with the cloud.
This week’s edition looks at two hot new phone releases, the Playbook, themed cellphones and a cool concept phone from Mozilla.
This week wrap-up features the latest Verizon iPhone rumors, why tiered data pricing could kill mobile broadband, and Dot – “The world’s smallest stop-motion animation character.”
In this week’s wrap-up I comment on a serious limitation in the upcoming Windows Phone 7 launch, RIM and Nokia’s perception issues, and a cool Star Trek themed cellphone.
This week’s mobile market wrap-up has lots of handset news as manufacturers prepare for the holidays. Highlights are the latest iPhone rumors, T-mobile’s G2, and Nokia’s provocative attempt to garner attention for the N8.
In this week’s edition: Apple and Google continue their pointless arguing, a new company emerges in mobile, and an innovative way to charge a cell phone.
A Verizon iPhone will only serve to fuel Android’s rapid ascent, making it the ultimate winner in a Verizon-iPhone deal.
This week’s mobile market wrap-up looks at Microsoft and Sony’s mobile gaming strategy, and some classic PC games on the iPhone bring back old college memories.