Mobile Hardware

Samsung Galaxy S II (AT&T) hardware and software video tour - part 1 of 2 Mobile Burn AT&T is the second major carrier in the US to release a version of the Samsung Galaxy S II smartphone, following Sprint and its Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch. AT&T's version is much more faithful to the original, global edition than Sprint's is, ... See all stories on this topic »

Nokia Now “More Confident” on Nokia Windows Phone in 2011. X-bit Labs While in the mobile world hardware specs do not determine actual general user experience, they enable certain level of comfortable functionality, which means that without appropriate hardware it is impossible to comfortably use certain software. ... See all stories on this topic » X-bit Labs

Google Wallet Faces Hurdles Like Security And Scale Forbes Nevertheless, Google Wallet places a hardware-based challenge to Google, something in which it does not have a lot of experience. Other mobile payment platforms have not been too far either in developing their own easy payment technologies. ... See all stories on this topic »

The four strangest bugs and bungles in the history of Android ExtremeTech It turns out the Nexus One was built with a mediocre ClearPad 2000 touch sensor, the same hardware used in pre-multitouch devices like the T-Mobile G1. So as a user moved their fingers around on the screen, the touch points would now be registered in a... See all stories on this topic » ExtremeTech

Are you more loyal to a mobile platform or a particular manufacturer? PhoneDog And very little attention was given to the software; it was all about hardware and which phone was free. But since smartphones entered the scene, choosing a phone solely onhardware has become a thing of the past – for many, at least. ... See all stories on this topic » PhoneDog

Dave McLauchlan founds startup for mobile developers Anything But iPod In addition to overseeing Zune hardware, Dave made sure the Zune HD always had a constant stream of high-quality apps. He's always been very active in our forums, graciously interacting with the community and providing news and insights into Microsoft ... See all stories on this topic » Anything But iPod

PayPal's New System Relies on Mobile Phone Technology Credit Union Times The payments company expects merchants to like the new services because, unlike contactless payments or EMV payments, they do not require any change in paymenthardware. In addition, relying on mobile phone technology will allow users to check in when ... See all stories on this topic » Credit Union Times

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