| Too many apps, not enough time Montgomery Advertiser I haven't really completed anything since activating my new smartphone even though it came with my very own virtual personal assistant and loads of apps for just about anything. All the apps are part of my productivity problem, I think. See all stories on this topic » |
| Rights panel not to probe 'military whistleblower' case Korea Times In early February, the Sixth Army Corps sent notices to subordinate units to remove all pro-North Korean apps from soldiers' smartphones. The military said one of the apps deemed pro-North Korea was the popular political podcast, “Naneun Ggomsuda,” a ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Further Reflections: If only we'd had apps back then DesMoinesRegister.com Farmers and ag-related folks are taking to smartphones and apps in increasing numbers, and those of us with dumb phones slowly slide into app envy — an anxiety complex that comes when you think everyone else is digitally tuned into the newest thing, ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Barclays Pingit Expanded for Teenagers Houston Chronicle Recent research by Ofcom revealed that 60 per cent of teenagers admit to being 'highly addicted' to smartphones, with 63 per cent downloading apps. “Smartphone apps are now part of everyday life for young people. They are highly tech-savvy consumers ... See all stories on this topic » |
| Smartphones for Rs 2500? Very likely, Mr Mittal Times of India ... an efficient operating system, apps and email at a much lower cost and still turn in a profit? Yes, with lots of help from processor manufacturers like Qualcomm and MediaTek. The processor and LCD display panels make the bulk of a smartphone cost. See all stories on this topic » |
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