How Makers of Phones and Tablets Are Faring
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The company says profitability at the mobile communication business will not be too bad for the rest of the year with new high-end mobile device launches due in North America and Japan. But it stops short of guiding investors on when the company can fully ...
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Google Mobile Search Adds Handwriting for Easy Text Input
PCWorld (blog)
Google now lets you input a Google search query on your smartphone or tablet by writing it out with your finger, instead of making you tap it out on a keyboard or via voice command. Called “Handwrite,” the timing is good for Google, considering when ...
See all stories on this topic »Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700
MobileTechReview.com
Wireless radios work perfectly, ports and controls are more robust and the 1920 x 1200 HD display is one of the best we've seen on a mobile product. The rear f2.2 camera with BSI sensor and 5 element lens likewise is the best .... I/O storage speeds have never been top notch on Asus tablets, but in the two weeks I've been using this as my main tablet, I haven't been bothered with occasional hiccups and slowdowns as with some prior Asus models. Asus has said the next Infinity Prime TF700 firmware update will ...
See all stories on this topic »Google Introduces Handwriting Recognition for Mobile Search Site
Complex.com (blog)
To do so, the search giant today unveiled a new feature called Handwrite that lets you scribble your search queries into Google 's mobile site nstead of using your phone or tablet's on-screen keyboard. Google believes Handwrite will help people in situations ...
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Olympics Go Mobile: Half of Viewers Plan to Watch Games on Devices
NewsMax.com
Almost half of Olympics viewers plan to watch a portion of the games on their laptops, another third on their tablets and 27 percent on their smartphones, according to SmartMoney.com. Tech-industry insiders told SmartMoney.com that this year's games, with ...
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Olympics to Test Mobile's Mettle
Smartmoney.com (blog)
That's because of the unprecedented commitment by a number of media outlets to cover and carry the London showcase in a format tailor-made for all manner of laptops, tablets and smartphones. NBC is streaming the games in their entirety, promising to ...
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ABC News
The company says profitability at the mobile communication business will not be too bad for the rest of the year with new high-end mobile device launches due in North America and Japan. But it stops short of guiding investors on when the company can fully ...
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| 10 Smartphones, Tablets, Laptops That Need to Be Discontinued Right Now eWeek In far too many cases, mobile products are simply outdated, obsolete or downright boring. It's about time that the companies that develop those devices discontinue them and move on to perhaps newer, more up-to-date designs. This slide show covers the ... See all stories on this topic » |  eWeek |
| Tablet Takedown: Apple-Samsung Patent Spat Headed to Trial Law.com Apple even goes so far as to claim that no other mobile device should be allowed to have similar features, such as rectangles, rounded corners or flat, black screens. Apple "demands the entirety of Samsung's revenues on the accused phones and tablets for... See all stories on this topic » |  Law.com |
PCWorld (blog)
Google now lets you input a Google search query on your smartphone or tablet by writing it out with your finger, instead of making you tap it out on a keyboard or via voice command. Called “Handwrite,” the timing is good for Google, considering when ...
See all stories on this topic »Asus Transformer Pad Infinity TF700
MobileTechReview.com
Wireless radios work perfectly, ports and controls are more robust and the 1920 x 1200 HD display is one of the best we've seen on a mobile product. The rear f2.2 camera with BSI sensor and 5 element lens likewise is the best .... I/O storage speeds have never been top notch on Asus tablets, but in the two weeks I've been using this as my main tablet, I haven't been bothered with occasional hiccups and slowdowns as with some prior Asus models. Asus has said the next Infinity Prime TF700 firmware update will ...
See all stories on this topic »Google Introduces Handwriting Recognition for Mobile Search Site
Complex.com (blog)
To do so, the search giant today unveiled a new feature called Handwrite that lets you scribble your search queries into Google 's mobile site nstead of using your phone or tablet's on-screen keyboard. Google believes Handwrite will help people in situations ...
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| Google Handwrite Pits Mobile Search Against Your Withered Penmanship TIME Google has rolled out a feature called Handwrite that works with smartphones andtablets through a simple settings tweak – there's no app that needs to be installed, in other words. Cruise over to Google.com on your phone, then tap the Settings link at the... See all stories on this topic » |  TIME |
NewsMax.com
Almost half of Olympics viewers plan to watch a portion of the games on their laptops, another third on their tablets and 27 percent on their smartphones, according to SmartMoney.com. Tech-industry insiders told SmartMoney.com that this year's games, with ...
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| Best Buy: Customers returned Samsung tablets because they thought they were ... SYS-CON Media (press release) (blog) Perhaps I Haven't Made Myself Clear... By Bruce Armstrong. bruce.armstrong wrote: Somebody just said it better than I did, and with more chops to say it: Open Letter to Mark Zuckerberg, Sheryl Sandberg & Facebook Mobile. May. 8, 2012 02:11 PM EDT... See all stories on this topic » |  SYS-CON Media (press release) (blog) |
Smartmoney.com (blog)
That's because of the unprecedented commitment by a number of media outlets to cover and carry the London showcase in a format tailor-made for all manner of laptops, tablets and smartphones. NBC is streaming the games in their entirety, promising to ...
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