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The sneaky thing that my Smartphones does is make me feel like every hour of every day is the absolutely most perfect time in the world to get my email. Except it's not.
Most consumers would rather have a competent cashier and bagger than self-checkout lanes. After all, it's the ending to our shopping trip and common s...
If you love finding great deals on books but don't have a Kindle or a Nook, then you're in luck. There are a few ways you can access thousands of $.99...
Most people don't carry their laptop or tablet around all day, but how many people do you know who go anywhere without their mobile phone? I never go out the door without checking that I have my keys, my wallet and my phone.
We used to use things like hammers or cars to augment our physical abilities. But computers and phones augment our mental capabilities by allowing us to store and access information outside of our brains.
A number of my friends have returned from their Thanksgiving holidays with their families with a general complaint. It goes something like this: There was a complete lack of face-to-face communication.
To wit, here are a couple of examples of exchanges with Siri that went siriously wrong.
The Department of Justice calling Verizon and Sprint and T-Mobile the main competitors to AT&T -- and worrying about a merger between AT&T and T-Mobile -- completely misses what's happening in the wireless telecom industry.
Augmented reality. The term still sounds futuristic, but the applications, like Yelp's Monocle, are already sitting in our pockets. But there are three particular uses of augmented reality that struck me as more substance, and social change.
The idea that we might someday use our mobile phones to pay for some things offline makes sense. And merging the mobile and wallet into one thing to carry around seems like a smart idea. But getting there is going to be a challenge.
Do you believe in fairy tales? AT&T wants you to. The phone giant is trying to make everyone believe that its takeover of T-Mobile would be good for jobs, innovation and the economy, while saving you hundreds of dollars on your smartphone.
There are places on this planet where the Flip camera can change a life.
The staggering growth in smartphone adoption has resulted in the creation of hundreds of thousands of mobile applications touching almost every intere...
What can Tunisa and Egypt teach us about access, control, and the amazing things that happen when people have data connection?
Samsung and IBM have announced plans to jointly developed semiconductors for use in mobile handsets. Earlier this month At CES, we spoke with Yiwa...
My trip planning routine has changed in the past few years. Now I find that I'm often skipping the bulky Lonely Planet or Moon Guide books in favor of a destination travel app on my iPhone.
