| Intel hopes to revolutionize the way you charge your mobile devices ZDNet Intel may not be inside a lot of mobile devices -- at least yet -- but it could soon be making a major impact on the way you charge those devices. The chip giant announced yesterday that it is teaming up with IDT to develop that company's resonance ... See all stories on this topic » |  ZDNet |
eWeek
The platform, aimed at organizations establishing bring your own device (BYOD) initiatives, allows remote support sessions to be initiated directly from the mobile devices themselves, using GoToAssist apps for Android and iOS. In the updated GoToAssist ...
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| FAA Reconsiders Airplane Mobile Device Ban CIO Today Hoping it can loosen rules for electronic devices during flight, the FAA is beginning a study. Smartphones and tablets are common in the passenger cabin, and pilots are using iPads in the cockpit. But passengers must shut off devices when the plane is ... See all stories on this topic » |  CIO Today |
ComputerworldUK
Samsung took the wraps off new Android and Windows devices at IFA in Berlin yesterday, showing off a bigger, faster Note tablet, a new Galaxy Camera, and smartphones and tablets running Windows 8. Samsung is getting behind Microsoft's next-generation ...
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
This combination of Associated Press file photos shows the Google Wallet application on a mobile device in New York, left, and credit cards in a leather wallet, right, in Stockholm. Plastic has replaced cash for everyday shopping for many consumers ...
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RedOrbit
30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Expedia®, the world's leading online travel agency, released today the results of a study examining the mobile device habits of Americans during their summer travels. The data is supplemented with an infographic detailing the ...
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Embedded.com
As consumers are beginning to shift from just researching to actually transacting on their mobile device, we are committed to creating the best possible experience for both consumers and merchants. This Android app moves us closer to this goal by ...
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MediaPost Communications
Keep in mind that mobile has become a way to seamlessly connect our physical and digital worlds. It can be a highly effective vehicle if you focus on what would be the most relevant to a person given the context in which they are using their phone.
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