SECCA sponsors mobile device contest
Winston-Salem Journal
The Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art is offering a mobile-phone film competition called Mobile Media Mini Movies (M4). Entries will be accepted until March 31, and there will be a competition finale event at 7 p.m. April 11 at SECCA, 750 ...
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Facebook's mobile ad push takes toll on profit
Los Angeles Times
Advertising on mobile devices accounted for about 23%, or $306 million, of ad revenue in the fourth quarter, the Menlo Park, Calif., company said Wednesday. That was up from 14% in the third quarter, the first time Facebook broke out mobile advertising.
See all stories on this topic »SOTI Unveils MobiControl Mobile Device Management for Education
T.H.E. Journal
SOTI, a provider of enterprise mobile device management (MDM) and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policy management solutions, has announced a new mobility management solution for K-12 schools and higher education, MobiControl for Education.
See all stories on this topic »Review: Mobile Security
CSO Magazine
With mobile devices now ubiquitous in the workplace, you need to have some level of protection in place. Ashton Mills investigates. Smartphones are integrated into our lives. Tablets are here to stay. Laptops are lighter and more portable than ever ...
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Want To "Unlock" That New Mobile Phone? The Rules Have Changed.
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It's a little-known fact that the Librarian of Congress has the power to determine if you can "unlock" your mobile phone/PDA in order to change the telephone/ISP service accessible on the device. You might not think a librarian could be that powerful ...
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Winston-Salem Journal
The Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art is offering a mobile-phone film competition called Mobile Media Mini Movies (M4). Entries will be accepted until March 31, and there will be a competition finale event at 7 p.m. April 11 at SECCA, 750 ...
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| Facebook Finds Mobile Device Users Now Outnumber Desktop Users The Inquisitr ComScore data suggests that Facebook users are spending more time on mobile devices, but less time on their desktop computers. In an increasingly busy lifestyle,mobile devices are proving to be more versatile and accessible than anything you need to ... See all stories on this topic » |  The Inquisitr |
Los Angeles Times
Advertising on mobile devices accounted for about 23%, or $306 million, of ad revenue in the fourth quarter, the Menlo Park, Calif., company said Wednesday. That was up from 14% in the third quarter, the first time Facebook broke out mobile advertising.
See all stories on this topic »SOTI Unveils MobiControl Mobile Device Management for Education
T.H.E. Journal
SOTI, a provider of enterprise mobile device management (MDM) and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policy management solutions, has announced a new mobility management solution for K-12 schools and higher education, MobiControl for Education.
See all stories on this topic »Review: Mobile Security
CSO Magazine
With mobile devices now ubiquitous in the workplace, you need to have some level of protection in place. Ashton Mills investigates. Smartphones are integrated into our lives. Tablets are here to stay. Laptops are lighter and more portable than ever ...
See all stories on this topic »
| iOmounts - Mounting your Mobile Device Done Right The Future of Things Everybody nowadays has one or more mobile device - wheatear it's an iPhone, iPad, an Android device, blackberry or even an e-book those gadgets are everywhere. But how can you make them visible and comfortable to use when you are not holding them? See all stories on this topic » |  The Future of Things |
Mondaq News Alerts (registration)
It's a little-known fact that the Librarian of Congress has the power to determine if you can "unlock" your mobile phone/PDA in order to change the telephone/ISP service accessible on the device. You might not think a librarian could be that powerful ...
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| How to recover deleted files from your PC or mobile device Geek Accidental deletion happens. Whether it was a result of a mass deletion followed by the realization that you needed just one of the files, deleting the wrong version of a document, or just accidentally hitting the delete button, everyone has been there. See all stories on this topic » |  Geek |