| Book as Mobile Device: No Really, a Medieval Almanac That Attached to Your Belt The Atlantic Book as Mobile Device: No Really, a Medieval Almanac That Attached to Your Belt. By Rebecca J. Rosen. Tweet Mar 6 2013, 4:10 PM ET Comment. Transporting large quantities information has always been a challenge, including when that information was ... See all stories on this topic » |  The Atlantic |
Everything PR
If you are not mobile-ready, you are missing the boat, and it takes no rocket scientist to tell you that.Mobile devices are such a huge part of our lives – they are no longer a “trend.” They are old hat. If the trend is not the device, what is? To put ...
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Finextra
Time isn't just money. Time is what you spend with your family, on a vacation or watching a kid's dance recital. Time can be gained or lost based on how efficiently or inefficiently you use and implement mobile technology. First and foremost, your ...
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Joystiq
Trilobyte has lured The 7th Guest: 3 out of hiding (yes, it was under your bed) and onto PC, Mac, iOS and Android, possibly within the next 18 months. The 7th Guest: 3 is the 3D, puzzle-licious sequel to Trilobyte's The 7th Guest and The 11th Hour.
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| Bill Proposed To Legalize Cell Phone Unlocking in the United States Mobile Magazine Anna Eshoo, a California Democrat: “The ban on unlocking cell phones puts consumers in the back seat when it comes to choosing the mobile device and service that best suits them. Competition and consumer choice are equally fundamental to a vibrant ... See all stories on this topic » |  Mobile Magazine |
Vancouver Sun
TORONTO — Think viewing a few websites on a smartphone doesn't use much data? Think again. The average size of a web page continues to grow unabated, a trend that mobile users in particular should take note of. According to the website HTTP Archive ...
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ITBusiness.ca (blog)
When asked, they give the security issues as a reason for not offering BYOD. The so-called “hype” trend simply refers to employees taking their own personal computerized devices to work, it could be one or more of a smart phone, laptop or tablet, in ...
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| 'It saved my life': The mobile phone giving domestic violence victims a lifeline Telegraph.co.uk Known as TecSOS phones, they were developed by the Vodafone Foundation - the philanthropic arm of mobile phone giant, Vodafone. First used in Spain six years ago, the phones are now being used by police forces in Italy, Portugal, Hungary and the UK. See all stories on this topic » |  Telegraph.co.uk |