What the new BlackBerry needs is a clear path back into the enterprise. It was an easy task a decade ago, when email was the killer app and companies were quick to hand out…
Online shopping has become par for the course, something we take for granted. But as e-commerce standardizes around todays technology, the trend shifts towards smarter interactions and digitized alternatives to cash. That’s a huge…
Given the chance to select a “do not track” feature on your computer or mobile device, would you willingly allow companies to gather data about you? Most likely, if the option to turn off…
In today’s mobile news roundup: A battle ensues over the iPhone trademark; Vine now aged restricted; and BlackBerry Q10 won’t arrive in the US until Q2. Battle for the iPhone trademark When you hear…
The announcement that Dell is planning to revert to its status as a private company has drawn contrasting reactions from two of the firm’s main rivals. On the one hand, we have the world’s…
You may be one of the many people who’ve seen Google’s Street View cars roaming around the neighborhood, constantly taking photos for Google Maps. You may have also seen Trekker, Google’s backpack-sized Street View…
Love may be in the air as Valentine’s Day nears, but for some couples, a storm may be brewing. Why? Because of money. Some go out of their way to surprise their partner on…
After two years, Instagram finally launched a web service that allows you to browse your picture from any connected device. Kevin Systrom, the co-founder of the popular mobile photo service, blogged the news a…
Just as Dell confirms its buyout amidst a necessary transition to the Services market, Hewlett-Packard announced two SaaS solutions that aim to streamline application development in the enterprise. The first service, HP Agile Manager, is…
Great publicity is not the only return that IBM realized on Watson, the famed AI that showed us humans just how smart a machine can be. The IT vendor has incorporated technologies originally developed…