| Samsung gets it from all sides: Ericsson files patent suit GigaOM While Apple hammers Samsung on smartphone and tablet design, Ericsson is accusing the Korean vendor of infringing on its mobile networking and technologypatents. The pair's cross-licensing deal has expired so Ericsson is taking Samsung to court. See all stories on this topic » |  GigaOM |
T.H.E. Journal
In order for mobile technologies to be effective in the classroom, teachers and administrators will need to let go of the reins and let students take the lead, according to University of Michigan professor and researcher Elliot Soloway. "Kids are the ...
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| Reality Check: Our mobile ecosystem – The disruption is just beginning RCR Wireless News To better gauge the mobile outlook, PricewaterhouseCoopers developed the PwCMobile Technologies Index, a broad composite of seven components – infrastructure speed, device connectivity speed, processor speed, memory, storage, image sensor and ... See all stories on this topic » |  RCR Wireless News |
| In-cell tech for mobile displays set to boom ITProPortal The next big thing in mobile screen tech will be in-cell technology - an innovation that Apple has already tackled with the iPhone 5, according to new stats from NPD DisplaySearch. NPD said that 7.5 per cent of mobile phone makers will be using in-cell ... See all stories on this topic » |  ITProPortal |
Adweek
Cyber Monday sales grew 17 percent year over year to almost $2 billion as spending by mobileshoppers soared, according to numbers released by Adobe today. At the same time, though, social media's influence on shoppers appears to be sputtering.
See all stories on this topic »Mobile Ad Network InMobi Announces Free 'Lifetime Value Platform' To Help ...
TechCrunch
Thanks in part to some recent acquisitions, InMobi has been expanding its services for mobiledevelopers. Its latest feature is something called the Lifetime Value Platform, which will help developers divide their audience into different segments and ...
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GigaOM
Still, premium subscribers will expect a premium service. Sub-megabit 3G connections just won't cut it, especially if T-Mobile or Sprint is offering far faster network connections for far cheaper prices. Verizon will need to drop prices a lot more if ...
See all stories on this topic »The EU Initiative METIS Paves The Way For The Mobile And Wireless ...
Equities.com
METIS will lay the foundation for the future "5G" mobile and wireless communications system, consisting of the evolution of currently-existing wireless technology and any new wirelesstechnology needed to fully enable the networked society. METIS will ...
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