Articles Posted in the Mobile Category
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Did the Money You Just Spend on a Shiny New iPad or Smartphone, Put a Machine Gun in the Hands of a Congolese Rebel?
The language of the regulation expresses a Congressional concern that “the exploitation and trade of conflict minerals originating in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and adjoining countries (together called ‘DRC countries’) is helping…
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Blackberry Outages Spread to North America
NEW YORK (AP) — BlackBerry users across the world were exasperated Wednesday as an outage of email, messaging and Internet services on the phones spread to the U.S. and Canada and stretched into the third…
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No more shopping at the HP store?
At the Hewlett Packard online store you could buy anything you want, but now they want you to leave. At least this is what readers have gleaned from the very recent announcement that HP is…
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There is such a thing as digital clutter
Time was when clutter referred to tangible things that gathered actual dust in homes, offices, cars and storage lockers as the case may be. But for all who believe that the digital age is a…
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Get your mobile on
By now prognosticators and psychics have completed their work and determined that among other things, 2011 will the year of Mobile Commerce. But it isn’t as if such a prediction appeared out of the blue…
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Cut the Rope v. Angry Birds
Latest word from the world of apps says that Cut the Rope, a 99 cent app for iPhone and $199 app for iPad, has just passed the two million downloads mark. By all accounts it’s…
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Red birds, green birds and the Windows phone
The red birds are either normal sized or giant sized. Size matters because when the red birds are launched, the bigger birds cause more damage than the smaller birds. The green birds can fly in…
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Location, location, location
Where are you now? And how many other people are in a similar “location” performing a similar task? An app with a virtual “stall” door has taken imagination to a new level, banking on the…
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CNET: Apple lawyer confirms tablet existence?
Perhaps it’ll be called the iSlate? Perhaps Apple’s attorney’s have confirmed it’s existence? Read more at CNET
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Earthquake help from digital tech
When the history of the Haitian earthquake of 2010 is written, much will be said about the role of technology helping both individuals and organizations. Among the interesting stories is that of a documentary photographer…
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