Archive for March, 2011 - Page 26

For those of you who remember our Mobile World Congress show coverage in which Chris went hands on with a variety of Acer tablets, we’ve got an especially exciting bit of news out of the CTIA show. Seems that one [...]

Worried about Junior checking out a wet t-shirt contest on YouTube with your new smartphone? Maybe you manage a group of sales reps who need mobile phones but you don’t trust them any farther than you can throw them. If [...]

If you’ve ever lost a phone before–and a lot of people out there have–then you know how heartbreaking the loss is. Between the hassle of losing your contact data, all your apps, your various Android Market / iTunes purchases and [...]

We know that Sprint is unhappy about the AT&T-T-Mobile acquisition and has been encouraging the US government to block the deal. What about the other major US cell carriers? Verizon CEO Daniel Mead has made it clear that they won’t be trying [...]

Most of us who work a keyboard learned to touch-type way back in the long long ago, using methods that had been developed back in the days of the Underwood and Remington (and for those of you who don’t speak [...]

Just as expected Mozilla launched its newest Internet browser today, Firefox 4, and no matter whether you’re a Firefox fan or you happen to use a different browser for your daily web surfing, you should definitely check it out. Firefox [...]

Verizon began their 4G LTE roll-out back in December of last year with an initial 39 markets. Of course, things quickly grew with an additional 49 markets being announced just a month later during CES. Granted, only those initial 39 [...]

We’ve been waiting for the BlackBerry PlayBook to hit stores for a while now and it looks like RIM is finally ready to officially confirm pricing details and launch dates. Moreover Best Buy is eager to be among the first [...]

Samsung has had their CTIA press event and with it came the introduction of the 8.9 inch and the 10.1 inch Galaxy Tab. Of course, both of these devices were expected to be announced, but that said, while we do [...]

With mobile broadband speeds increasing, cloud-based multimedia content is seen to be on the rise, and predicted to go mainstream by 2016. Big names in the mobile and entertainment industry might want to cash in.