T-Mobile falls short with flawed, midrange Galaxy Relay
Boston Herald
Many are wondering how T-Mobile will survive being the only carrier without the new iPhone 5, which is set to be released Friday. I had high hopes for the carrier's exclusive new Android smartphone as a way for it to weather the iPhone storm. The ...
See all stories on this topic »Messaging apps show mobile Internet's rise in Asia
Businessweek
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — A handful of smartphone apps that began as basic instant messaging services have amassed several hundred million users in Asia in just a couple of years, mounting a challenge to the popularity of online hangouts such as ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile Payment at Germany's Oktoberfest - Munich Based Payworks Enables ...
Sacramento Bee
This year, the charming saleswomen, selling souvenirs like Bavarian hats, stuffed animals and flowers directly at the marquees, will be using a mobile Point of Sale application developed by Munich based company payworks in order to accept card payments ...
See all stories on this topic »Japan's Gree buys US mobile game developer
ZDNet
Japan's Gree buys US mobile game developer. Summary: Japanese mobile social game network buys another U.S.-based mobile game developer as the company aims to grow its game content and user base as well as boost overseas footprint. Jamie Yap ...
See all stories on this topic »The Mobile 15: Our picks for the most innovative companies
GigaOM
The Mobile 15 includes some big brands, like Apple and Samsung, but also some lesser-known companies, like Israeli radio startup Intucell and crowdsourced traffic app developer Waze. Some of our picks may surprise you, like the inclusion of long ...
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Mobile Computing, Virtualization Increasing Data Center Complexity: Symantec
eWeek
Emerging technologies such as cloud computing, virtualization and mobile devices are rapidly increasing the complexity of managing data centers, according to the results of security specialist Symantec's 2012 State of the Data Center Survey, which ...
See all stories on this topic »T-Mobile Awaits iPhone 5 Nano SIM Card Addition
PC Magazine
T-Mobile is taking a big step next month, when the mobile company will begin carrying Nano SIM cards for unlocked Apple iPhone 5 customers. The first carrier in the U.S. to implement the use of the Nano SIM, T-Mobile (@TMobileHelp) tweeted last ...
See all stories on this topic »LG unveils new flagship smartphone
Seattle Post Intelligencer
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — LG Electronics will launch the Optimus G smartphone next week in South Korea, pinning high hopes on the new Android device to help revive its loss-making mobilebusiness. LG said Tuesday that the Optimus G will go on sale in ...
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Boston Herald
Many are wondering how T-Mobile will survive being the only carrier without the new iPhone 5, which is set to be released Friday. I had high hopes for the carrier's exclusive new Android smartphone as a way for it to weather the iPhone storm. The ...
See all stories on this topic »Messaging apps show mobile Internet's rise in Asia
Businessweek
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — A handful of smartphone apps that began as basic instant messaging services have amassed several hundred million users in Asia in just a couple of years, mounting a challenge to the popularity of online hangouts such as ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile Payment at Germany's Oktoberfest - Munich Based Payworks Enables ...
Sacramento Bee
This year, the charming saleswomen, selling souvenirs like Bavarian hats, stuffed animals and flowers directly at the marquees, will be using a mobile Point of Sale application developed by Munich based company payworks in order to accept card payments ...
See all stories on this topic »Japan's Gree buys US mobile game developer
ZDNet
Japan's Gree buys US mobile game developer. Summary: Japanese mobile social game network buys another U.S.-based mobile game developer as the company aims to grow its game content and user base as well as boost overseas footprint. Jamie Yap ...
See all stories on this topic »The Mobile 15: Our picks for the most innovative companies
GigaOM
The Mobile 15 includes some big brands, like Apple and Samsung, but also some lesser-known companies, like Israeli radio startup Intucell and crowdsourced traffic app developer Waze. Some of our picks may surprise you, like the inclusion of long ...
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| Mobile City Council sales tax vote today; If tax fails, cuts will follow al.com (blog) MOBILE, Alabama -- The Mobile City Council is set to vote today on a proposed sales tax increase, but it's far from clear that the measure will pass, leaving the council to balance the budget with cuts. However, a handful of council members have said ... See all stories on this topic » |  al.com (blog) |
eWeek
Emerging technologies such as cloud computing, virtualization and mobile devices are rapidly increasing the complexity of managing data centers, according to the results of security specialist Symantec's 2012 State of the Data Center Survey, which ...
See all stories on this topic »T-Mobile Awaits iPhone 5 Nano SIM Card Addition
PC Magazine
T-Mobile is taking a big step next month, when the mobile company will begin carrying Nano SIM cards for unlocked Apple iPhone 5 customers. The first carrier in the U.S. to implement the use of the Nano SIM, T-Mobile (@TMobileHelp) tweeted last ...
See all stories on this topic »LG unveils new flagship smartphone
Seattle Post Intelligencer
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — LG Electronics will launch the Optimus G smartphone next week in South Korea, pinning high hopes on the new Android device to help revive its loss-making mobilebusiness. LG said Tuesday that the Optimus G will go on sale in ...
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